The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-01-04
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T. u. will take place Thursday at the
usual time.
Miss Helen Jordan, who has been
visiting at the Lally home for the past
week, returned to her home on Mon
day.
Among those confined to the house
by sickness is that excellent citizen
and ex-union veteran, Mr.. NJ. L.
Branch.
Mr. Frank Lally and Mr.. Grace re.
turned to Omaha today to resume
their studies at the Creighton Medi-
cal college.
Miss Beatrice Johnson returned to
her home at Lincoln, Neb., last Sat
urday after a pleasant weeks visit at
the Lally home.
Any wishing to teach or to raise
their grade should take note of the
examinations coming the last Wednes
day in January.
Alfred Bowen returned to Simpson
college Monday after spending the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Bowen.
The Misses Bland and Inez Lally
will leave this week for Dubuque
Iowa, where they will attend the Mt
st. Joseph's school.
There is not so much doing in town
| pou, thot tho ct,,6ontS attending hiph
er educational institutions have re
turned to their work.
Miss Eunice Meyers spent part OF
her holidays at the fine farm home OF
Chris Groth up in Goodrich, where
her cousin, Miss Shillington, is teach
ing school.
Mrs. Bartcher, who has been living
alone at her home on Pine street since
the marriage of her daughter, has
been quite sick this week with a Sc
we're cold.
Miss Mildred Bowen returned to hel
Ischool work at Macedonia, Iowa, the
fore part of the week after pleasant
vacation spent with her parents, Mr.
land Mrs. A. H. Bowen, in Denison.
County Surveyor McHenry has beer
busy of late correcting the books w
to date, showing the ownership O.
lands and lots in the county. This in
formation was needed by the assess
ors.
AS will be seen by the notice else
where, the saloon consent petition ha:
been filed and the date of hearing O.
remonstrance and canvass of the
names has been set for Monday, Jan
16, 1911.
The Denison churches are observing
the week Of prayer with union serv
ices, in many cases led by laymen. Fol
Thursday the meeting is at the Pres
byterian church and for Friday at the
Methodist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hilk re,
turned Thursday from Olive, Calf.
where they have been for the past
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Mrs. j w. kusel, and son, A. NJ
Lorenzen.
The Northwestern has made the con
cession to Denison that the fast mail
train at little after one will stop for
mail. When it did not our people
were seriously inconvenience in
reaching Charter Oak, Dow City and
Arion.
The recent marriage licenses are
as follows: Paul Schoning and Min
ME Burmeister; Andrew Reuwsaat
and Emma Guth; Willie Buman and
Selma Natke. None had been issued
up to Wednesday noon in the new
year.
Mr.. EnOch Erickson left the fore
part Of the week for Oakland, Neb
where he has accepted position in
a meat market. Enoch is hard work
ing young man and we predict that he
will make a success of whatever he
undertakes.
There was dance at the opera
house Tuesday night under the aus
pieces of the young folks of the Cath
Ollie church. The Wheeler-Hoover Or
chestra furnished the music. Supper
was served at the Merchants hotel.
Over 500 was gained by the manage
ment and the affair was a decided
success.
A hog weighing seven hundred and
fifty pounds was marketed last week,
bringing the neat sum Of $54.3I, on
the Denison market. The hog was
raised on the McHenry farm south
west of the city. John Brown tells |
us that the hog could have easily car
ried another hundred pounds, but he
was afraid to put it on for fear the |
weight would break its legs.
The Review was given the contract |
for printing the 1911 telephone di-
rectory for the Crawford County Tel
aphOne company The directory will |