The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-07-07
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wainwright
are now located in the s. G. Laughery

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house.
Mrs. Grant Brown and little boy.
who have been visiting at the Nestle.
bush home, returned to Fort Dodge
Saturday evening.
c. ]. Cose. hardware and grocery
also has the cream station for the
Fairmont Creamery Co.
Mr.. annd Mrs. George Winans en-
tertained their little granddaughter,
Bessie Pitcher, Of near Ida Grove last
week.
Thomas Munsey and family and B.
Wingrove and family celebrated at
Arion Saturday, July Ord.
F. M. Rhoades, the G.. & N. w.
section foreman. also found added
work on account Of the recent heavy
rains the past week.
Little Bessie Pitcher spent Friday
with her aunt, Mrs. Bessie Myers.
Wild gooseberries have been very
plentiful and great many are being
gathered.
s. F. Wedlock and A. N. Galland
have been kept very busy at the eleva-
tor the past few months.
A great deal of grain has been COM
ing in.
Mrs. r. B. Johnston returned home
from Lake City Thursday.
Mrs. ]. s. Kessler, the c. & N. w.
depot agent, was pleased to receive a
raise in wages last week.
M. Meyers. the barber, and ]. L.
Miller are street commissioners this
year. G. w. Landon and S. Horr,
park commissioners.
John Dobson is still proprietor of
the Deloit Hotel and is doing good
business.
M. j. Turner has the meat market
at Deloit and runs wagon out in the
country during the week.
r. w. Robertson runs cream sta
tion in the Brogden building for the
Bloomcr Cold Storage Co.. of Omaha.
and does other work in his line.
The True Mercantile Co. received q
carload of salt last week.
The Waldron Bros. blacksmiths are
enjoying good trade in their work.
N. 81. Brogden will go to Arlington,
Neb., this week to visit at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. John Taylor.
: P. B. Hendrickson reopened his sa-
loon July 1st.
John Mason and Andy Barthman
made large refrigerator in the sa-
, loon last week.
: Thanks are due F. H. Brogden who
gave permission for the picnic grounds
in his grove.
: Mrs. Claude Brogden. Mrs. Laurs
9 Noakes and Miss Mile Williams arr
the dressmakers in town.
J. A. j. Mason has been carrying hi
i hand in sling the past few days. tn,
b result Of getting his hand hurt.
Ell Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Newcom &C
o cepted an invitation to take Fourth o.
July dinner with Raymond Newcon
K and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond were ii
It town Friday afternoon.
ell Mrs. Alice Turner and little daugh
g ter went to Woodbine Saturday morn,
y ing to visit at the home of Mrs. J.
A. Halberg over Sunday.
:. Homer Huckstep was very sick Sat
urday, requiring the aid of pbysi
= clan.
ell There were no church services a
J. the churches Sunday evening on &C
:. count of the rain.
! John Worley of Sac City lie goins
d to have his house fixed up and viii
rent it TO Prof. Ryan Of Lanesboro
: who comes as principal Of our schoo
when the term begins.
e In addition to S. Horr's store b,
y keeps ice cream again this summer
9 to be sold by the dish or quart.
= The churches were appropriately
decorated Sunday for the Fourth Of
& July in remembrance of our nation'l
J. birthday.
0AHe 0lO NxE6s CIvdl MChlm C0uls
t down Saturday from Auburn to visit
d relatives and spend the Fourth.
It The rain Monday morning hindarec
= many from going to Dcnison and
t some from going to the Lake to
celebrate.
o Deforest Darling and son, A. J..
Darling, have the pleasure of receiv.
Q ing aIvisit from his son, Chester Darl.
8 ing and wife, of California.
ell Mr.. ]. NJ. Childress and daughte,
d called on Mrs. ]. T. Turner Monday
afternoon
It Mr.. Rhoades, section foreman o.
G. & N. W., and his men were called
4 over on the main line Monday after.
: noon to help repair the line where il
was washed out above Vail. Tht
e trains on the main line all ran ovel
X our branch line Monday which made il
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