The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-05-15

:, fnlllp Ransom spent Sunday a
Arion visiting friends.
1 Mr.. Elmer Payne, of Wall Lake
spent Sunday in Denison.
l Miss Marion SERVER visited friend
in Omaha the fore part of the week.
| Miss Margaret Enright was a Char
: ter Oak visitor several days las
week.
The Misses Pierce and Lynch, O
Vail, were guests of Mary Griffin Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora England, of Dow
City, We're guests of Mrs. Ellison on
Sunday evening.
The Misses Margaret Enright and
Clara Annensen were guests Of Mary
Griffin Monday evening.
There will be union services at the
Baptist church next Sunday evening
Rev. LaReau will preach as it will be
his last Sunday in Denison.
The singing at the Methodist Epis.
copal church Sunday was a feature of
the service. The singing of the male
quartet, recently organized, was very
much appreciated.
Mrs. Otis Skinner, of Chicago, spent
the latter part of the week visiting
her sister. Mrs. B. F.. Philbrook. She
met number of the Denison ladies
in social way while here.
Warren Hoover and Cora Slavery,
both Of Woodbine, were married Sat.
urday afternoon at the home of VIM.
Slavery in West Denison. This young
couple will make their home in Wood
bine.
About two-thirds of the delegation
to the democratic state convention
will leave today for Burlington, where
the convention meets tomorrow. Mr..
John Cook left last evening to be on
the ground early
Mrs. P. D. Mcmahon and children
will leave tomorrow for Dunlap, where
they will visit at the Martin Barrett
home until Sunday. Mrs. c. l.. Voss
and son. Loyal, will drive down Sun
day and spend the day with them, re-
turning home Sunday evening.
Mrs. kalb, of Upton, Iowa, and
Mrs. Hitchcock, of Upper Sandusky,
O., spent Monday and Tuesday in
Denison visiting their sister, Mrs. D.
l.. Boynton. They left Tuesday
evening for Minneapolis, where they
will visit before returning to their
respective homes.
Edwin Fink enjoyed visit from his
son, Edwin, Jr., few days last week
Many Crawford county friends of the
Fink family will remember Mr.. Fink
as having been county surveyor and
also one OF the prominent teachers of
the county. For years he has been
in Texas. where he has been inter-
ested in telephone lines. OF late,
however, he has been living in Min
nesota.
DR.. Hal c.. Simpson, acting in the
capacity of assistant state veterinari-
an, was called to Turin, Napoleon and
other places on Monday to investigate
reasons for an Omaha commission
firm condemning a shipment of fifty
two head of hogs. The doctor found
cattle yards of an astonishing nature,
breeding disease to every hog on the
place, as the chief reason, and so made
his report.
Mrs. L. NJ. Shaw and Mrs. E. Gulick
will leave tomorrow for Clinton, where
they will visit their brother, Mr.. Will
Dunn, for a week or ten days. Mrs.
Shaw will then return to her home at
Merton, Pa. Mrs. Shaw has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. E. Gulick, in Den
ison for the past two weeks and has
been extensively entertained by her
many friends and former neighbors
during her visit here. Mrs. Shaw does
not get to Denison very often for a
visit, but when here Denison ladies
make special effort to make her visit
an enjoyable one.
Glenn Servoss was brought before
Justice Rollins court Tuesday after.
noon on a charge of malicious mis-
chief, and was fined $50 or fifteen
days in Jail. The fine was later re-
mitted on condition that he keep out
of further trouble. 1t seems that
Young Servoss was down in the Chris
Olson pasture Monday evening when
Mrs.. Olson was milking her COW and
annoyed her by throwing dirt in the
milk and to such an extent that she
filed complaint against him. We hope
that the young man will profit by his
experience and try to keep out OF
court hereafter.
Doctors r. O. McConnaughey, j. {.
Robinson and B. F. Philbrook returned
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