The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-03-13
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Frank Stewart and family have
moved to a farm northwest OF town,
formerly occupied by Geo. Bonesteel.
H. Seimer and family have moved
south OF town on tn farm occupied
last year by Floyd Smith.
J. Il. Slater is the proud possessor
of mule foot hog, the first one ever
brought to this section. 1t looks very
much like any other hog, only that it
has solid hoof like the mule, hence
the name. They are said to be hardl-
err than other breeds and not at all
SUBJECT to cholera.
Miss Mary Nelson is visiting at the
home of her parents. She has been
learning to sew in dressmaking rooms
in DeniSOn.
Some civil engineers were here last
Wednesday, measuring about the de
not. 1t is hoped they will put in a
new sidewalk, but they didn't make
their intentions known.
Bernard Finnegan had narrow
escape from a serious accident last
Wednesday. While at work near Ari-
on a piece of railroad iron, weighing
about 800 pounds, fell on his leg and
if he had not succeeded in getting
crowbar under the iron which broke
the force of blow, he would no doubt
have lost his leg, as it is it is a very
lame and sore member and gave him
| an enforced vacation from work for
several days.
Reports from Aberdeen, S. D., are
that Mrs. Jess Bennett, formerly Mag
gle Griffin, is recovering nicely from
the operation for appendicitis per-
formed on her two weeks ago.
There is a town caucus called for
the evening of March 18th in Finleys
rooms to nominate mayor, treasurer
assessor and five councilmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Peterson re-
turned from their visit to Clare last
Thursday and left the same evening
for Wagon Mound, N. NJ, where they
will remain for few months visiting
relatives. They may possibly make
their home there, but intend to look
around first. They will visit in Cali
fornia before deciding on location.
We are sorry to lost this estimabe
family from this vicinity, but hope
they will find health and prosperity
wherever they locate.
The box social at Nora Finnegan's
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success and SIG was realized.
Mrs. H. Boetcler has sold her home
here to Lutte Peterson. Mrs. Boetcher
has not decided where she will go to
reside, but will visit around for few
weeks while Mr.. Boetcher looks about
for suitable location.
Mrs. Will McCord and daughter,
with Miss Edna Harris, were Buck
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Denison
Mr.. Miller, section foreman from
Grant Center, and family were over
Sunday visitors with w. l.. Morton
and family.
Mr.. C. B. Albertson has resigned his
position with H. G. Neubaum and has
bought saloon in Nebraska. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albertson left town Friday. Mrs.
Albertson went to Manila to visit her
folks while he goes to Nebraska to
make arrangements about his busl-
ness.
John Griffin, Sr. is laid up with a
sprained hip the result OF fall one
day last week.
Tom McGinn and wife, Charles
Clinton, Miss Nellie Sullivan and Mrs.
LESSEE Sullivan drove to Denison Sun
day to attend church services.
Mrs. VIM. thinner left Wednesday
morning for her home at Mlssoula,
Mont, after a pleasant visit with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Bonney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macumber came Fri
day and remained over Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer.
Henry Rogge, living a few miles
east of town. died suddenly Monday
morning of heart disease. Particulars
not available just now.
Miss Ann Griffin returned Monday
from an over-Sunday visit at Dow CITY.