The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-02-28
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l. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Kock moved to
their new home, two miles east and
one mile north of LanesborO Tuesday,
February Goth. Their many friends
in Jackson wish them good luck in
their future home.
julius Dresser called at the home
of Fred Rickers last Tuesday.
Harold Herman was moving corn to
the John Murphy farm Monday.
John Dohse moved to the Hickey
Bruns farm Tuesday of last week We
welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Dohse to our
township.
John Kock made business trip to
West Side last Monday.
David Calderwood sold some corn
to Mr.. Wilkins at Gle per bushel.
Mrs. John Kock returned from Ar
cadia last Wednesday. John is all
smiles again.
Willie Lawler helped VIM. Kock
move Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
Mrs. John Lawler, Lock Mccarthy
and Ambrose Lawler visited few
hours at the Willie Kock home Mon.
day evening and babe them good bye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Duffy and fam
lily moved to their new home, four
miles north of Vail, Tuesday.
Sheridan Brothers have advertised
public sale for Thursday, February
goth.
George Foley and Ambrose Lawler
were business callers in West Side on
Thursday
VIM. Dettbarn drove to Herring last
Thursday.
John Kock, Jr. returned home from
his brother, Henry's, last Thursday.
Arthur Elias and Annie Bauerle
were married last Wednesday. They
will make their home on the }. M.
Johnson farm in Carroll county. Their
many friends wish them long and
happy married life.
Willie Meyers called at the Fred
Rickers home Thursday.
Katie and Mary Sullivan went to
Omaha Friday to see their father, who
is in a hospital receiving medical
treatment.
An eastern horse buyer bought a
fine horse of M. O'Connell last Thurs
day.
A couple of yellow dogs are roam
ing over the fields in this neighbor-
hood, driving cattle through fences
in the day time, and few nights ago
killed at hog at the John Kock place.
David Calderwood sold fine bunch
of fat hogs to John O'Donnell Satur-
day.
Hugo Dettbarn and Katie Mau re-
turned from Willie Rocks, near Lanes.
boro, Saturday. Katie is going to
work for her cousin, Mrs. Herman
Upman.
julius JAMS moved to the Jorgen-
sen farm Tuesday and Harold Herman
to the John Murphy farm the same
day..
Fred Siercks, of West Side, attend
ed the entertainment at the Center
school house Friday evening. That's
right, Fred, come again.
The program, given by school dis
tricts Nos. and 8, was success,
both socially and financially. The
baskets brought $3.50 and the lunch
S4.36. We thank one and all for TAX
ing interets in our schools.
Mrs. G. E. Dobbler and Mrs. VIM.
Segebart bought the leap year baskets
and paid $1.OO to Hans Wilkins.
VIM. Dettbarn sold about sixty head
of hogs to ODonnell Brothers Monday.
John Kock, Jr. passed another mile
stone Tuesday, the 9th. We wish him
many happy returns OF the day. May
the coming year bring him more pleas
ure than the one just passed.
John Flemings, from south of Ellis,
was a pleasant caller at the Center
school Friday evening.
Fred Rickers and family visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Kock
Sunday.
Herman Upman called at the VIM.
Dettbarn home Sunday.