The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-01-20
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Fred Morse took the time last week
to visit his relatives at Woodbine.
FOR RENT-The barn at j. 3.
Romans house. Romans Bros.
Price Norman came from Moorhead
on Friday last to see his friends in
Denison.
Mr.. Boylan, the auto man. was
called to Boone one day last week on
a business deal.
Sam Mccullough was a passenger
over the Northw estern for Schleswig
on Saturday last.
Mr.. H. H. Carlton, the new North
western agent. spent Sunday at his
former home at Jefferson.
Mr.. August Schultz was in from
Schleswig on Saturday attending to
business at the county seat.
M. j. Mitchell has been quite ill
at the Slavery home, but at present
writing is a little better.
DR.. Weber's Glasses fit right. look
right and are right. call Friday. Jan.
% at Nelson House. Examination
free.
w. F. Waite and family were
among those to take leave of Craw
ford last Friday for home in Cali
fornia. May good luck attend them.
Invitations have been issued by the
Misses Margaret and Rose Clark for
a card party to be held at the Ger
mania Halle on Friday evening, Jan.
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Notice is given of a dance to be
held in the Germania Halle on
Tuesday evening, Jan. 26, beginning
after the moving picture show.
Good music.
Wee Dorothy Bleakney has begun
this early to experience the ills of
life and has been having the cry
sipelas. We are glad to learn she is
getting better.
District court will convene next
week. The new grand jurors are
called for Monday, and the trial jur
ors week after. The prospects are
for light term of court.
Mr.. Bert Hill is in Des Moines
this week attending state conven-
tion of granite workers. There is a
movement on foot for national or
ganization in the near future.
The story of the tiger in the maya
zine this week will be found of much
interest. The tiger is represented as
talking and it makes curious and
interesting contribution to literature.
wilt call for deliver and repair
copper, tin and enameled ware.
Work done in workman like manner.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
each week. Drop me card or phone
me. Sam Tomkins, 215 Matheson
St. Phone 1864. 3-1pd
R. A. Champion started Saturday
for Excelsior Springs, Mo-, where he
expects to remain some weeks taking
treatment for rheumatism. His
numerous friends hope he may be
much benefited. He has ordered the
Review sent him so to keep posted on
what is going on at home.
The depot platform at Denison came
near witnessing another accident Fri
day which could easily mean death or
permanent disability. This time it
was w. F. Lee, brakeman on the way
freight. He jumped off the moving
train on the depot platform, but slip
ped and fell under the car and was
dragged about seventy five feet before
the train could be stopped. He was
taken to the Denison hospital. He
was badly bruised on the foot, but
fortunately was not killed or had a
limb cut off.
Many will remember that some
weeks ago we told of the visit of
Mr.. John Richardson to Columbus,
Neb., to see his mess mate, Alonzo
Breed. who was very ill. During
the past week Mr.. Richardson has
word of the death of his comrade.
Three years in close companionship,
made these men warm friends. Mr..
Richardson is pleased indeed that he
was able to see Breed and to cheer
him up during has last sickness. They
were members Of Co. "A" Of the
Twentieth Iowa.