The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-01-19
JACKSON PEOPLE
HAVE BIRTHDAYS
Five Birthday Celebrations Within
Days in jackson Township
Miss Owings to Denver.
HAULING, SIXTY CENT CORN
Numerous Shipments Of LivestocE
From the Township Where Much
Livestock Is Grown.

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her birthday anniversary on January
14th. d. M. Calderwood observed his
on January 18th, January 10th mark
ed the seventy-third anniversary CT
Mrs. OWNS, January 10Th Julius Drees
sen passed another milestone. the
goth of January marked the birthday
of John Kock, ST., and the 21st was
observed by Mrs. edo. Kock, thus
making six birthday celebrations in
this vicinity within eight days.
Brotherson Brothers were busily en-
gagged. in corn Smelling for Fred Rick
ers and julius Jams last Tuesday.
Miss Nell Owings returned to her
home in Denver, Colo, last Friday.
She was accompanied as far as Oma-
ha by her mother, who will pay visit
at the home of her nephew, Mr. Sage,
before continuing her trip to Denver
AS Mr.. Sage is conductor on the
Union Pacific railroad between Omai-
ha and Denver she will have the pleas
ure Of company during the trip. The
best wishes of her many friends go
with her and We trust that she Will
spend her declining years in happl-
ness and comfort with her daughter.
VIM. and Edward Rickers were
Omaha passengers Saturday morning.
Arthur Wiese is again working for
Julius Jams, and assisting in the farm
duties.
George Kock was busy hauling 60
cent. corn to Jesse Dieter and, Frank
iDozark last Thursday.
Geo. Kock hauled hogs to West Side
Monday.
John Novotne hauled hogs to town
for Leo Downey Tuesday.
]. M. Peters went down to--Omaha
Monday, accompanying load OF stock
To the market at that place.
Pat McCarty disposed of "a fine lot
of hogs on Wednesday last.
John Kock and sister, Miss Mary,
were Denison visitors Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Brotherson was on the
sick list during the past week.
Y. Mr.. D. M. Calderwood was delight
ed to receive visit from her younger
brother, who arrived on Tuesday for a
short stay at the CalderWood home.
Is Miss Lizzie KEENAN, is visiting at the
John O'Donnell home this week.
a, Albert Caldwell was a pleasant call
er at the home of his sister, Mrs. VIM,
Segehart and family last Wednesday:
John Auen and Lew Kcrrigan were
business callers in West Side Friday
Geo. Brotherson shipped q load sof
cattle to the Chicago market Saturday.
Brptherson Brothers shelled corn,
which was worth 60 cents a busheE
for Geo. Kock Monday. 81,
Mrs. Peter Voege visited at the;
home of her daughter, Mrs. a. Broth
erson, several days last week.
John O'Donnell returned Friday
from Omaha, to which place he and
Mr.. Madden had accompanied a ship
ment Of cattle the fore part OF the
week. III
4 MI. and Mrs. j. F. Dresser Sum
dayed at the Chris Brotherson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rickers spent
few pleasant hours with Mr.. and Mrs
Gus Gertz Sunday.
The Rickers brothers and sisters
were guests Sunday at the J. Dresser
home.
Edith O'Donnell has been on the
sick list during the past week.
Mrs. Geo. Foley enjoyed pleasant
visit at the Joe Cuddy home Friday.
Miss Nellie Owings, of Denver, Colo.
arrived at the Caiderwood home Mon
day to spend few days with her
mother and other relatives. 4