The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-04-12
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eral hOuseWOrk; good wages. Inquire
at The Review office.
Mrs. w. E. Fishel went over to Ute
last Wednesday for visit with hel
relatives.
Miss Vera Gibbs has returned to hel
home at Harlan after very pleasant
visit at the Howorth home with hel
sister, Mrs. LESSEE Howorth.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. lobe have re-
turned from the southern part of the
state, where they spent several weeks
with relatives. After few days visit
here with Mrs. Jobe's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. r. w. Swatman, they will
go to Grand Island, Neb., where they
will probably make their future home
Aunt Jeanette Rae has returned
home after spending the winter with
relatives and friends at Omaha, Red
Oak and Glenwood. She has not as
yet fully regained her strength from
her severe illness in the fall.
Miss Beatrice Lee has returned
home from her visit with her sister,
Bertha, at Omaha.
There was a preacher here on trial
for the passionate of the Baptist
church and preached couple of times
last week. We are told that he was
we'll liked by those who heard him. 1t
is not as yet decided if he will come
here or not to locate. We hope they
will get just the right man for the
place.
Last Tuesday night was a red let
ter" occasion for the Modern Wood
men on account of a large class of
beneficiary members taken in. Out
of nearly thirty only one was a social
member. Visitors were present from
all the nearby towns. Lunch was
served in the hall at the close OF the
meeting.
A great many people still go every
Sunday to see the dredge boat at work
but they report slow progress for the
past few weeks.
Uncle Johnny Rudd has received
word that his only brother had died at
Ogden, Utah. Uncle Johnny, who is
past 81 years of age, is the only one
left out of family of twelve broth
ers and sisters, but he still looks hale
and hearty like he may be here sew
eral years yet.
Jack Ahart has sold the house he
recently purchased in the north part
of town to Claus Hansen, who will
soon move his family from near Dun
lap to occupy it.
Quite a number of the teachers from
this vicinity attended the teachers
meeting in Denison Saturday.
Last week McColl & Vollerson ship
ped carload of eggs to Chicago. The
car contained four hundred and thirty
four cases. Pretty good for our lit
tie old town.
Last Thursday the teachers and the
senior class were entertained at the
Chamberlain home. Nice refresh
ments We're served. Everyone always
enjoys an evening at this home.
Mrs. S. E. Baber was a business Wis
itor at Denison Saturday.
Jack Ahart has bought the Mary
Rudd house in the west part of town
from Gene Virgins and is having it
moved to the north part of town. We
are told that the Valla Vaughn family
will occupy it.
Mrs. Roger Paul and daughter,
Vera, Mrs. Chamberlain and daughter,
Trenna, and the Misses Hildur and
Esther Turnlund were shopping in
Omaha Saturday.
Mrs. w. H. Virgins and the Misses
Edna Fritz, Coda and Genevieve Dow
were shopping in Denson Saturday
evening.
Paul Ahrens went down to Omaha
Monday morning.
Rehearsals have commenced for
the high school play, which will be
anXiously looked forward to.
Mrs. A. A. Luke and daughters are
in h0 fnr &c, tote 81
tives.
Saturday evening oscar Hansen
went to Rolls restaurant and ordered
twenty-five cent supper. 1t seems
that he already owed seventy-tive
cents on account. When Hansen
went to pay for his supper he gave a
dollar, expecting seventy-fve cents in
change, which they retained without
his consent to pay his Indebtedness.
This angered Oscar and he was heard
to say that he would lay for Rolls
when he went home that night. Mr..
Rolls was warned, so when the hes
taurant was closed at late hour and
he started home, Marshal Baber fol-
lowed at a short distance. When
within bolck of home Hansen rose
from behind pile of posts and threw
a large stone at Mr.. Rolls, striking
him on the leg, intlicting a painful in
jury. Marshal Baber appearing on the
scene, Hansen ran, but was captured
and taken to the Jail, but in order to
to open the door Mr.. Baber had to
use both hands. Hansen broke away,
making his escape. Several shots
were fired but no one was injured.
Sunday Hansen was arrested near
Dunlap and is now lodged in the coun-
ty Jail at Denison. Booze makes bad
boys and men. Later-Hansen was
brought to Dow City Monday morning
and had his preliminary trial before
Justice Randel. He was bound over
to the grand jury. Constable j. H.
Pearsall took him back to Denison
and he becomes a boarder at the ex-
pense OF the county.
Mrs. Geo. Fritz started Monday af-
ternOOn for two weeks visit with
relatives and friends at Gordon and
other places in Nebraska
Pryor Mackey, of Glidden, Iowa, was
a recent visitor with the r. w. Paul
family.