The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-02-05
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The Misses Title and Amelia Arrdt
were over-Sunday visitors at Manila.
i Mrs. VIM. thinner was quite sick
with sore throat and an attack Of
the grip for two or three days, but is
all right again.
Mr. and Mrs Dan Hemphill and
Miss Adelia Nehls were Omaha Wis
itors Tuesday
The civil service examination for
rural carrier, which was to have been
held February 22d, has been post
poned until the Sth of March.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. thinner went
over into Shelby county Wednesday to
visit a week or two with Chas. thinner
and family and other relatives.
Thomas Finnigan went to Manila
Tuesday, where he is working in the
elevator in order to learn that bust
ness. Tom is one of our best young
men and the good wishes follow him
and we hope he will meet with sue
cess in his new undertaking.
! Chas. Chase has moved into his new
house and his brother, Harley, has
moved into the house vacated by
Charles.
The little babe of Mr.. and Mrs. John
| LOhneis is very i'll with serious cold
| with pneumonia symptoms and grave
| fears are entertained for it's recovery.
Miss Virginia Shrilk had a birthday
party last Thursday afternoon, TO
which her little girl friends were in
vited Mr. and Mrs Shields enter
tanned large party Of their friends
in the evening of the same day A
cnrVn6 and cqr6S
was the amusement. All present re
port good time.
Mrs McNertney's little son also had
birthday Thursday and he enter
tanned his boy friends, who made him
happy with many nice gifts.
Henry Weller left Saturday after
noon for a weeks visit at Arcadia
and West Side He attended the mas
querade ball at Arcadia Saturday
evening.
Max Moftitt, of Denison, came Sat
urday for a few days visit with rela-
lives. He is the guest of Jasper Hahn
and family. He reports his mother as
improving in health, which is good
news to her friends here.
Mrs. Frank thinner left Saturday
for Grand Island, Neb., in response
to telegram stating the serious i'll
ness of her mother. A later tele-
gram announced the death of the |
lady at her home. Frank thinner left
on the evening train Sunday for Grand
Island to attend the funeral. Mrs. |
Hansjustin has visited here daughter
many times and is well known by |
many in this vicinity, who will regret
her loss and sympathize with Mrs
thinner in her deep grief.
A few friends gathered at the home
of Mrs. j. P. Welch Sunday and spent
a very pleasant social evening. These
little gatherings are very pleasant and
render life very enjoyable, especially
in the small town.
A large party of friends gathered
at the home of VIM. Arndt Saturday
night and gave him genuine sur
prise, the occasion being his birthday.
Those present presented him with a
fine rocking chair as token of their
esteem. A fine supper was served
and the evening pleasantly passed |
with cards as the amusement.
Thomas Finnigan was an over-Sun-
day visitor at home, returning to Ma
nilla Sunday evening, accompanied by |
Max Moffitt. who remained with him |
until Monday afternoon.
Don't forget that your valentines
must bear parcel post stamp unless
they are sealed and go as first class
mail.
Daniel Hemphill is going to clear
the land south of town and has or
dered the dynamite with which to
do it, Fred Reinwaldt is to do the
work We hate to lose any part of
our beautiful grove, but Iowa land is
too valuable to be allowed to stand
idle just for the beauty of it.