The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-05-31

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brother, Tom, who is in business at
that place.
George Hester has recovered so far
as to be able to get about little again.
He and his son, Bert, were Dow City
visitors Tuesday.
A show in town Tuesday and
"Wednesday nights OF last week was
we'll attended. 1t was given by man
and his wife. The latter was very
good elocutionist and gave some very
pleasing readings. They went from
here to Aspinwall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sewing. of Ute,
came Friday and remained over Sun
day, the guests of Byron McMullen
and wife.
Marx Gloe returned Wednesday
from a three weeks visit with relatives
at Clinton. After a few days visit
with friends here he left Saturday for
his new home at Dell Rapids. S. D.
Dr. Bonney was a Manila visitor
Thursday. While there he drove out
to visit Mr. Saunders and talk bees
for a few hours.
Letters from Crist Gloe say he was
out in hail storm near Dell Rapids
short time ago and his team ran
away and he and Vertur got some hard
hits with hail as big as hens eggs be-
fore they could get under shelter
They also had several lights OF glass
broken out of their house. 1t was
bad storm, but the crops fortunately
were not far enough along to be hurt
by it.
James Omeara, of Dow City, was
business visitor here Thursday.
Miss Hazel Beutel had a birthday
last Thursday and in the evening she
entertained a number of her young
friends.
Miss Addie Sowles. of Manila, Wis
tied a few days last week with her
friend, Erma Beutel, returning home
Friday.
The dance at the hall Friday even
ing was we'll attended and very
pleasant time was enjoyed by all
present.
Bert Packard, of Sioux City, attend
Mrs. James Omeara and son, Leo. of
Dow City, came Friday to visit Mrs.
J. p. Welsh and family. They re-
NAMED until Sunday evening, when
Mr.. O'meara drove up after them.
Rev. Father Murphy. of Vail, said
mass in St. Joseph's church here on
Sunday. He will take Father Lynch's
place until the latter is able to take
charge of his parish again.
Mrs. James Omeara, Mrs. P. P.
Welsh and Mrs. A. F.. Bonney were
guests at the Mrs. Byron McMullen
home Saturday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. McMullen entertained in honor
of her two sisters-in-law who were
visiting her. The ladies certainly had
a most enjoyable time at this pleas
ant home and are already looking for
ward to repetition of the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sewing left on
Monday for their home in Ute. They
drove across the country. Mrs. Dan
Sewing and Mrs. McMullen took the
afternoon train and all will meet at
Ute and spend few days, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sewing.
Fred Eisenhower has returned from
Canning, S. d., where he has been for
a couple of months. He says crops
look good up around there. They have
had some nice rains.
The photographer from Manila was
in town Monday.
Fritz Olsen had five fine red shoats
killed on the railroad track Saturday.
There was lot of corn spilled there
and although the train whistled and
whistled it did not scare the little
fellows bit; they were too busy eat
in. Mr. Olsen cannot recover any
thing for the loss either as they were
between the switches and the railroad
company will not be responsible for
any stock killed there.