The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-01-27
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ter of Correctiunville are visiting the
formers sister of this place, Mrs.
Arff.
Mrs. G. B. Coin is on the sick list.
having been in bed for over week
and is still the same.
Mrs. VIM. McFadden is entertain
ing her mother. Mrs. C. Houlihan,
of Denison and her sister. Mrs. P. j.
Houlihan. of Kansas City. Mo. The
latter brought her small child with
her.
Little Esther Kortmann is threat
ened with pneumonia. which the doc
tor is trying his hardest to combat.
Mr.. Hallarn. the erstwhile operator
here. is working in Sioux City now
for the Great Northern system. He
came Saturday night from Sioux City
for Sunday visit with friends.
Mr.. E. Ward of Ida Grove came
Saturday night for a visit with his
friends the Hardy's. He expected to
find Ed. at home. but the latter will
not come for sometime yet.
Mrs. Chris Ullerich celebrated her
birthday on Jan 22.. by inviting in
a number of friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Neddermeyer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Neddermey-
er of north of Ricketts, were among
those present. Dancing and cards
occupied the evening and fine supper
helped to pass the time. May she
have many more happy birthdays
Miss Orpha Holland has resigned
her position as assistant principal of
the schools and will leave for her
home the middle part of the week.
All are sorry to see her go as she has
many warm friends here who will
miss her from her school duties. and
her place in church work will be
hard to fill.
Be sure and attend the entertain-
ment to be given at the City Hall
next Thursday evening. The Ep.
worth League of the NJ. E. church
has engaged Miss Hazel Platte
of Morningside to entertain US. She
is an elocutionist of great ability
and you will not be sorry if you
hear her. Prices reasonable.
Mrs. P. Boham went to Council
Bluffs Saturday evening to help
care for her SON law. who had
the misfortune to have his eye put
out. The Misses Alma and Eva
Boham accompanied their mother.
Rev. Bradshaw, who has been
visiting his nephew, Mr.. Buckley,
our day agent at the depot. preached
Sunday evening in the M. E.
church. which was quite providenti-
al as both the Presbyterian and M.
E. pulpits were empty that day.
, Carl Ahart returned to his home al
Dow City, after very pleasant Wis
it with his aunt, Mrs. H. Ahart, Of
. this place.
DR.. G. S. Warehouse believes il
the Roosevelt theory and is certain.
ly practicing to beat the band. DR..
Stewart of Ute with all his patients
are now all patients of G. S. as the
former has been seriously i'll with
appendicitis.
j, Mr.. A. Ahart visited relatives il
this vicinity last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kuhlmau1
of Castana came Wednesday to yisi
with their son. C. H.. of this place
Arrangements are being made fol
a farmers institute to be held here
Feb. 13. Messrs. S. A. Kral and E
Downey were here Thursday complet
ing their arrangements.
Mrs. A. j. Kraemer has been visit
ing friends in Omaha for period Of
two or three weeks. She returned
home Thursday.
Otto John was operated on in the
Charter Oak hospital Wednesda.
evening for hernia. He is doing nice
ly after the operation.
Mr.. M. M. Black has sold out hi
stock of dry goods and thus we los
5 another good business man from GU
midst.
y Anyone having horses for sale will
4 try and remember that Mr.. Anspacl
. will be here again Jan. 80.
Peter Brennan has at last starte
on his long contemplated journey t
Ireland. He does not know whe
he will return.
Rueben Riedesel returned to schoo
work at Ames Friday. He will gradu
ate in June and will be by that tim
an expert mechanic.
The Omaha Clothing Co. which he'll.
a sale in the old barber shop, say
they had very good sale considering
how bad the roads were. They re
manned two days.
The proprietor of the clothing stor
in the Graves building. Mr.. |. Born
stein of Omaha, wishes to call atten
tion to his stock of goods. w. A
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