The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-03-06
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Mrs. Sarah Baber returned Friday
from her visit with her daughter at
Ames.
Will Schouten moved Saturday to
the O. w. Rogers place two miles west
of town. Charley Rogers, who vacated
the Rogers place, moved to Dunlap.
Miss Ellen Scott came down from
Schleswig Friday for visit at home.
She has finished her winter term OF
school there. She returned Monday
and began the spring term the tot
lowing day.
Jack SCOTS there year old daugh-
ter was sick last week, but is able to
be about again.
Mrs. Clarence O'Meara and Mrs. Jim
O'Meara attended religious services
in Dunlap Sunday and visited their
friend, Miss Munley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ahrens were at
Omaha Thursday, where they pur-
chased their furniture to go to house
keeping. They will occupy the Geo.
Fritz house recently vacated by Jim
Pearsall. They returned Friday
evening.
Willis Virgins and family went to
Buck Grove Sunday and spent the
day at the home of her parents.
Herman Lazerus went to Omaha
the first of last week on business
trip. He later went to Sioux City,
where he attended the meeting OF the
merchants association.
Mrs. Norton leaves this week for
Iowa Guy and after few days visit
there she departs for her home at Port
land, Ore. Mrs. Van Metre and
Richard will accompany her and visit
in the west for a month or six weeks.
l.. Dorale shipped his farming para
phernalia here this week and will oc-
cupy the .oodruff farm, which he re-
Gently purchased.
Miss Agnes Goddard, Mrs. Star God.
dard and Miss Adah Cross were DEM
son visitors last Wednesday.
Charley Stepanek came up from.
Omaha Saturday to spend few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Stepanek.
Word has come from the state hos
pital for tubercular patients at Iowa
City that it will be impossible for
Mrs. lone Galland to be admitted.
Relatives and good friends are help
ing care for her here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Best and chill
dren have returned from their visit
to Neigh, Neb. Glenn Leslie returned
with them and will finish the school
year here.
Wallace Edwards has rented the
Virgins property, occupied at pres
ent by the Walter Cole family, and
will occupy it as soon as Cole can get
possession of the property he recently
purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Buesing and
children are here from Bloomfield,
Neb, for a visit with relatives.
Miss Trenna Chamberlain came up
from Omaha Saturday to attend the
Smith silver wedding and to visit
day or so with her parents.
Miss Nora Anderton came down
from Denison Saturday for an over
Sunday visit with her friend, Miss
Minnie Brake.
l.. c. Butler, of AriOn, has pur-
chased N. r. Wilder's fine home here.
Mr.. Wilder expects to move this week
to his farm mile east of town. We
are informed that Mr.. Butler does NOT
expect to occupy the property, but
desires to rent it.
Elias O'Meara sold 100 acres, two
miles north OF town, last week to
Jack Ahart at an average OF better
than Sis per acre. Mr.. O'Meara pur
chased this land three years ago for
$75 so he cleaned little speck on the
deal.
Miss Edna Schnor, of Denison, Wis
tied her friend, Mrs. Joe Best, last
week Tuesday.
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Sunday morning to spend the day at
the parental home.
Mrs. Mary McHenry and Mrs. N. r.
Wilder made a short visit at Council
Bluffs last week at the home Of Mrs.
Meta Williams.
J. o. Hecker went Sunday to Rapid
City, S. D., with view to purchasing
real estate.
School election is but one week off.
There will be two directors to be
elected, the terms Of r. w. Houston
and Ed Riddle expiring. These two
men are good ones for the places and
will undoubtedly be elected to sue
coed themselves.
Herman Logsdon came home from
Omaha last week He is somewhat
better, but not so much as could be
desired. He is under the care OF a
physician and is gaining slowly. Mr..
Logsdon has put in long weary weeks
of suffering and he has the best wish
es of hosts of friends that he may be
restored to health as. soon as pos
sible.
Miss Emma Neethan is sick at her
fathers home in Paradise township.
Mrs. Clarence Bryan entertained the
Paradise Larkin club last Thursday
afternoon. A goodly number attended
and all spent a very pleasant after
John Ahart's crew of men are busy
noon. Nice refreshments were served.
at work making a dam for the use
of the dredge. Meanwhile the dredge
is laid up for repairs.
Jim O'Meara loaded his household
goods last Friday and sent them to
Denison. He and his family departed
Monday for that place, and thus Dow
City loses another family