The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-03-12
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Claude Blackman moved Tuesday
over near Dow City and John Tooney
from near Denison, moved onto the
place vacated by Mr.. Blackman.
Miss Grace Crakes stopped here
from Tuesday until Wednesday on her
way from Charter Oak to Manila
She was the guest of DR.. Bonney and
family.
VIM. thinner was Manila visitor
Tuesday between trains.
Lee Poe left Tuesday for Wood,
bine, Omaha and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Weatherby re.
turned Tuesday from visit of sew
eral weeks in Kansan, and Oklahoma.
The young folks perpetrated sur
prise on Hans Asmus, Jr. last Wednes-
day night and they all had a good
time.
Mrs. BOnney was a Manila visitor
Wednesday between trains.
George Ahrenholtz has moved to
the old Herm Hahn farm near town.
C. w. West, of the West Land com
pany, has moved onto the old L. w.
Hogan farm. He intends to clear the
land as soon as possible and some
more of our beautiful grove will dis
appear in the process.
VIM. Pfankuch has rented the Geo.
Hester farm.
Mrs. M. McNertney was Manila
visitor Wednesday. Her daughter,
Miss Lizzie, returned with her on the
afternoon train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Arnold mourn the
loss of little child which died last
week from intestinal trouble, and an.
other little one is i'll. They have the
sympathy of host of friends in their
deep trouble.
Albert Stegeman and wife were Ma
nilla visitors between trains Wednes-
day.
Herman Neubaum is again owner of
the farm he sold few months ago.
He was obliged to take it back as the
buyer couldn't make the payments.
Geo. Bonesteel, of Defiance, was a
Buck Grove caller Wednesday.
Fritz Olsen made business trip to
Manila Wednesday.
VIM Newman, of Manila, visited
his aunt, Mrs. John Weller, for a few
days last week.
Fred Renwaldt and sister, Bertha,
attended the big wedding near Manil-
la Thursday. .
Mr.. and Mrs John Kepford and
daughter, Eura, returned Wednesday
after a couple of weeks visit with
friends at Ames.
]. H. Hayes shipped a car load of
sheep to Chicago Wednesday.
Mearl Fish is settled on the Wealth
erby farm and will run it this year..
Albert Petersen and Fred Freder-
ickson have bought the VIM. Schroe-
der farm and intend to farm it to-
gether. They are patching.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shields have
moved onto Earl Chase's farm and
Gated by Mr.. Shields.
VIM. Switzer shipped car load of
hogs to Chicago and went along to
look after them himself.
Mrs. Mary Georgias and children,
of Manning, visited her aunt, Mrs.
John Weller, from Monday until Fri
day.
Luther Brazel, of Dow City, was a
business visitor in town Friday.
Mr.. Zimmerman, from Westphalia,
has moved onto the farm vacated by
Jim Wilson, the latter having gone to
Dow City.
Mike Kane is seriously ill at his
home southwest of town. His many
friends sympathiZe with him and hope
he will soon be better.
Henry Lorenzen went to Chicago
Saturday night with a car of hogs
and car of cattle for Lorenzen & Jo~
hansen.
F. o. Busskohl, from Faulkton, S.
D., has moved onto the old Jim Tran
ter farm. He says he will farm 300
acres this year. That means some
work
The Misses Grace and Gertie Crit
fin were Dow City visitors Saturday.
The Misses Nellie and May Collins,
of Denison, came Saturday for an
over-Sunday visit with Miss Nora Fin
negan.
Mr.. Messenbrink, of Charter Oak,
was the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
H. G. Neubaum, from Thursday until
Friday afternoon.
Paul Weatherby came home from
Morningside Sunday morning. His
father, David Weatherby, is quite i'll
since his return from Oklahoma.
Geo. Finley is packing up to go to
Canada. He has engaged car and
will take everything with him but his
house, which he will rent. In Mr.. Fin
ley we lose our town barber and his
many friends and patrons regret to
see him and his estimable wife leave,
but trust the move will be an advant-
age to them and the good wishes of
many will follow them to their new
home.