The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-29
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Last Tuesday evening someone en-
tered the Thomas Thomson hardware
store and stole about $3.50, mostly III
$50 bills. There were no marks Of
violence about the building to show
where the burglar entered. TWO Keys
to the front door of the building have
been lost and one is Supposed to have
been stolen. The store was unlocked
Tuesday evening for short time
while Mr.. Petersen went home after
the keys, which he had forgotten. II
is not probable, though that the store
would have been entered between
and 10 O'Clock with gas light burn
ing brightly close to the front door.
About twenty of the young friends
of Miss Clara Schneider surprised
her Sunday evening, the event being
her 18th birthday All present tell
of an excellent time.
Miss Charlotte Melchert has taken
a place behind the counters OF the
Haakinson store.
C. A. Mains and G. w. Woodward
were Denison visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Stuart returned
Tuesday evening from their winters
visit in the south. They expect to
70 to their summer resort soon and
prepare for their summer visitors.
Miss Mae Green left Monday for
Grinnell. where she will work as tel
ephOne operator.
Mrs. Martin went to harrisburg on
Wednesday morning to visit brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Weed took her as
far as Denison in their car.
Mrs. Will Nemitz visited with Sis
ter in Manning the first part OF last
week.
The funeral of Miss Anna Koch was
held Tuesday in the Lutheran church.
Miss Koch was about twenty at the
time of her death. For number OF
years she has been sufferer from
consumption. She was the daughter
of Jurgen Koch.
Last week Cooper and Collins re-
ceived their first carload of Cutting
autoes. Three of the four cars were
sold before taken from the car. Mem
bers of the Johannsen family of Rick
etts were the purchasers.
Miss Irene Kagerah entertained
few of her young friends Wednesday
afternoon in honor of her seventh
birthday.
Mrs. E. Martens, sister of Grand
ma Petersen, went to Council Bluffs
Monday for a visit with relatives be-
fore returning to her home in Mon
tana.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. MAR went to FIT.
Dodge Saturday for a visit with Mr..
Mair's brother, Thomas, who built the
cement water tank here. The Fort
Dodge man is organizing large COM
pany for the making of Portland &C.
ment at Fl. Dodge. This summer the
company will build large mill at a
cost of about $1,5OO,0OO and Tom is
to be manager.
Mrs. Anna Bartels, daughter of VIM
Lill, died at her home near Danbury
Friday of blood poisoning.
Carl Baak is building an addition
on his house.
Mrs. H. Simpson and son, Harold
of Omaha, came Friday for an
, Over-Sunday visit with her cousin
. Theo. Drake. They returned Monday
Arleigh Leeper went to Sioux City
Friday and was put to work Saturday
Arleigh sprained his knee some time
ago and is just getting back to work
Mrs. Geo. Schleis, Sr. went to Sioux
City Friday to visit her son, George,
Jr., and his wife.
A. l.. Rogers and wife, of Denison,
came over Friday to visit with their
old.time friends, Theo. Drake and sis
ter, Miss Tamson Drake. They re.
turned Saturday.
D. P. Mcmillan, of Ute, was seen
in Charter Oak Saturday.
Miss Fac Coin went to Battle Greek
Saturday to spend her vacation with
her uncle, Will Coin.
Miss Rosa Sciford returned Satur-
day afternoon from visit with rela-
tives and friends at Manila, Arion
and Kenwood.
C. T. Marshall and daughter, Miss
Mae, returned Saturday afternoon
from visit with relatives in Deni-
son.
Conrad Brosamle returned home on
Saturday evening from two weeks
visit with his son in Battle Creek.
R. ROutzOng has purchased the cor
ner north of F. S. Probasco and will
build residence some time this
spring.
Mrs. Henry Cook and daughter, An
ma, came from Mapleton Saturday for
a visit in the Lyons and Nipkow
homes.
c.. A. Jacobsen and family drove
down from Mapleton Sunday and were
caught in the blizzard, SO left the car
here and returned Monday morning
by rail.
The high school basket ball team
was again victorious in the game with
Mapleton Friday evening, the score
being 13 to 5. This was Mapleton's
first game, but the boys played like
old timers. 1t was hard fought game