The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-04-05
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Mrs. Isaac Hird and Mrs. Allen Bar
Der went to Omaha Wednesday to see
the play, ben Hur," and returned or
Thursday.
Deputy Sheriff Savory, of Denison
snent Wednesday in town, transactlns
business.
Mrs. Joe Hoyt and son, Albertlce
left Wednesday for their new nome II
Omaha, where Mr.. Hoyt expects u
work in a livery barn.
Mrs. Al Milligan spent Tuesday ant
Wednesday in Omaha, visiting friends
DR.. Draper transacted business II
Des Moines Thursday.
Ladies' Aid society OF the Presoy
terrain church met Wednesday WITT
Mrs. Isaac Hird.
Mrs. A. S. Avery and daughter
Helen, of Omaha, are here visiting
with the formers parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. s. NJ. Nicely.
]. J.. McMahon spent Tuesday il
Vail with friends.
Miss Cora woodward and friend
Mrs. Reynolds, of Audubon, spent Sun
day here at the formers parental
home.
The w. F. NJ. S. of the Methodist
church met Thursday with Mrs. Alvin
Willis.
Miss Dora Schroeder, of Hornick
spent Friday and Saturday here with
her sister, Miss Lille Schroeder.
John Smith spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Freda Smith, at Marion.
A. R. Potter and Nat Dillingham;
who are working at Hornick, spent
Sunday at their homes.
Tony McDermott, who spent the
week in Charter Oak, returned to his
home here Saturday.
The Philathean society met Tues
day with Mrs. AL Ivey.
Guy Stoker went to Omaha Friday
to visit his brother, Pete.
Sheriff Cummings transacted bust
ness here Saturday.
Miss Leita Ivey, of Mapleton, spent
Sunday here at the Jim lvey home.
She left Monday for Des Moines, at
which place she works in an office.
Messrs. John Leuth, John Roehr
and Jacob Gessman attended court in
Denison Monday on the trial of Fred
Bills.
The Guild will meet Friday, April
9TH, with Mrs. w. S. Moore.
Misses Higgins and Gardner attend
ed the play, ben Hur,' in Omaha
Saturday.
Howard Pierce and lady friend, Of
Nicola, spent Sunday here at the Mrs.
Barrett home.
Mrs. Carrie Miller returned to her
home in Mechanicsville after pleas
ant visit here with her mother, Mrs.
Ben Whey.
At this writing Al Milliga mis- re-
ported to be quite sick. His many
friends hope he will soon recover.
The Westminster circle met on
Wednesday with Misses Gardner and
Higgins at the r. G. Saunders home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coopley moved Mon
day into the JON Hook property, re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Bar.
rett and family.
bound over to the district court from
this place, has been indicted by the
grand jury and his trial will probably
come on at the end Of this term Of
court.
From some cause, we know not
what, the sheriff and constable have
been quite busy here the past week.
Ed Smith went to Blue Lake Tues
day to hunt.
Harry Hoffeins, who attends college
at Ames, spent the latter part of the
week here at his parental home.
Mrs. Pet Hegarty returned Tuesday
from Underwood, where she had been
taking care of her niece, Miss Flor.
ence Graybill, who had the measles.
Miss Esther Edmundson spent the
latter part of the week at her parent.
al home in Walnut.
Ed Bender was found dead in his
bunk at the coal chutes Thursday
evening. He was taken to Alfred
& McLaren's undertaking parlors and
then steps were taken to locate his
parents, who were found to live in
Kansas City, Mo. His brother came
Monday morning and made arrange
ments for the burial, which took
place Monday afternoon in the Prot.
estant cemetery.
Will Bliven, DR.. McLaren and Clar-
ence Krogh transacted business at
Denison Thursday.
y. P. Robertson and Mr.. Burke went
to Defiance Wednesday to get the
negro, William James, who had escap
ed from Manila after hitting Mr.
Everett over the head with a coal
pick. He was taken to Denison at
once. Mr.. Everett is now rapidly re-
covering.
Pete Johnson and family moved on
Saturday into the Segebart house