The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-04-24
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A representative of the Nicholson
Produce company was in this vicinity
in the interests of the company.
Edward Dobler is the proud owner
of new auto, which he bought Mon
day, and as soon as he can run it he
is going to visit with us.
Jas. O'Donnell has rented nice
blue grass pasture from Mr.. Quade
Jim is now prepared to handle big
bunch of cattle.
Hugo Dettbarn made business triI
to Boyer Tuesday.
Henry Garrels had some denta
work done Monday.
Harry PAIL called at the Julius
JAMS home Monday and Tuesday.
Frank Dozark is working the wes1
so acres OF the JOrgensen farm this
Year.
Another progressive made his ap
pearance in our township last Satur
home of Alfonso. We congratulate
and John is all smiles.
The many friends and neighbors Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peters surprised
them Sunday evening and spent q
few pleasant hours with them. Mr.
and Mrs. Peters are good entertain
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rickers and Mr.
and Mrs. August Wiebers were Ar
cadia business callers Thursday.
William Dose was an Arcadia caller
one day last week to see his friend
Mr.. Bourle.
Lawrence Stubbe passed his 22d
birthday last Sunday. We wish you
many more happy birthdays and
health and happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank GlasscOck and
little daughter were West Side call.
ers Saturday.
J. M. Peters sold forty choice hogs
to Gary & Voss last Thursday, haul.
ing them Saturday. He received $3.50
per hundred.
P. J. Lawler was a passenger to
Vail last Saturday.
S. H. Johnson, of Carroll, was in
Jackson township on professional bus
mess last Friday.
Gary & Voss shipped six car loads
of hogs from West Side last Saturday
The girls in Jackson and vicinity
are very busy with their baskets for
the basket social at the Center school
in Jackson Friday evening, April
26th. We kindly ask all those inter.
ested in our schools to attend.
J. F.. Dresser and daughter, Ma
tilda, were West Side callers Friday
Mrs. David Calderwood spent few
pleasant hours with her friend, Mrs
Isaac Patterson, Saturday afternoon
Relatives and friends gathered at
| the home of Mrs JAMS in Arcadia on
Sunday to remind the lady of her
birthday.
Both democratic and republican
township caucusses were held in Jack
son Friday evening and township
ticket named.
Joe Dozark was one of the lucky
week, getting $500 per hundred for
his steers, and $500 for his cows.
Fred Rickers passed another mile
stone last Saturday, April Goth, but
on account OF the bad weather he eel
ebrated the same on Sunday with
friends and neighbOrs.
Mrs. kerrigan and VIM. Healy spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
O'Donnell.
A happy birthday celebration took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Anton Sunday. All report a
big time.
Miss Lulu Smith visited with her
friends Miss Bertha Johansen.
Otto Bauer called at the Rickers
home Sunday.
Jackson has added another auto to
it's list. John Downey is the owner.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dose spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. John Anton.
John kock, Jr. and Miss Bertha
Johansen had some dental work done
at Arcadia Monday.
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