The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-01-13
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candies.
MIR. and Mrs. Branch have returned
from their visit at Battle Creek.
Iowa.
Mr.. D. L. Boynton was called to
Fort Dodge On a business trip last
week.
Miss Fife Norris spent Saturday in
Mapleton, a guest at the Stephen
Carhart home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spottswood of West
Side spent Sunday at the Schneckloth
home in Denison.
Grand Masquerade Ball at the
Bruedreschaft hall on Friday, Jan. Is,
1909. All are cordially invited. 1-2
The public schools are in session
and the ringing of the various school
bells make the town seem natural
again.
Lloyd Lister. now has the station
at St. Mary. Kansas, on the U. p.
road. He is making good as q rail-
road man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Voss returned from
their trip to Oklahoma on Thursday
last and report delightful time
with relatives and friends.
Owing to the severe cold and the
electric lights being out of order there
was no preaching service at the
Baptist church on Sunday evening.
President VanNess informs US
that the Denison college has now
the highest enrolment of any time
since he has been connected with it.
In spite Of the cold weather Scott
McKim was able to give warm well
come to his son. Clare, who came
home Sunday from Omaha, where
he has been clerking.
DR.. Mueller informs US that his
daughter, Miss Olga. who went from
here to teach in the public schools of
St. Louis. likes her work very much.
and is thus contented and happy.
Mrs. C. L. Voss attended the Sun
day School convention at Boyer last
Friday. She had the pleasure of
having a good visit with Mrs. Frank
Woolston, who is one OF the mombers
of the Boyer M. p. Sunday School.
Mr.. John r. Robinson of Milfoll,
the we'll known farmer. has followed
in the steps of his brother. Richard,
and bought Buick automobile
through j. b. Romans Co. We con-
graduate him on feeling he can afford
the luxury of fine auto. AS time
goes on, the farmers will make more
and more use of the machines which
move so swiftly.
Tuesday evening of last week Peter
Folz, who is one of the 1. &. r. R.
bridge force was brought home from
Woodbine with seriously injured
foot. He cut it to the bone with an
adze. The company doctor con-
sidered it quite bad cut and it will
take several weeks to heal. How
ever. at present it is doing we'll and
since the first few days has not given
any pain.
William Hieden and his son-in-
law. Henry Homeier, of East Boyer
township start this week for Whittier
in southern California. Mr.. Homeier
has sold his farm and means to re-
main there. Mr.. Heden has rented
his farm. We are pleased to see the
farmers of East Boyer feel they can
retire from active work and spend
their winters in the Southland where
the climate is not so severe. Of
course the Review will be visitor
to them each week, and SO they will
keep we'll pusted on what is going
on in Crawford.
The next excursion day to Texas
is January 10. or next Tuesday. The
ideal way to make the trip is in the
manner taken by Mr.. Gulick and Mr..
Allard. They engaged sleeping berths
and meals all on one car ard so were
not bothered about eating at irregular
times, and discomfort for lack of COM
Portable beds. Any one in this local.
ity wishing to make the trip on Janu-
airy 10 should notify Mr.. F. w.
Meyers and the arrangements will be
made saving Inconvenience about Sc
curing tickets and sleeping car.
Many who did not get off last time
expect to go Jan. 10 il nothing i'm
portant comes up to change their
plans.