The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-08-23

III OenlSOn.
w. Dalrymple, father OF Will Dial
rymple formerly of Hartney's hotel,
came up from Clarinda Saturday on
business.
o. D. johnson, who for the past
month has been in the employ of Hill
& Son, spent Sunday at Dunlap visiting
his parents.
Mrs. %. O. johnson and baby have
been visiting relatives in town the past
few days. They returned to Charter
Oak Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Cosman and
daughter, of Clinton, are in Denison
the guests of Mr.. Eastman. Their
many friends are glad to see them again.
Mr.. Sam Hammerschlag, the veteran
salesman for Niedecken & Co., made
Denison pleasant visit on Friday.
He says trade is good all along the line.
Mr.. Chas. Bielenberg has just order
ed a couple of fine Chester White pigs
from Hennepin, Ill. Mr.. Bielenberg is
an enterprising farmer who knows the
value of good stock.
Mrs. a. III. McAhren, who has been
visiting her numerous friends and old
acquaintance in Denison for the past
two months, returned to her home in
Denver, Colorado, Saturday morning.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
terrain church will give an ice cream
social at the home of Mrs Geo. Rich
ardson on Wednesday evening of this
week. Every one is cordially invited
to attend.
Mr.. Chas. Voss returned from trip
to the Black Hills on Saturday evening.
He is much improved in health. lie
says the scenery, especially in the
Spearfish region, is very beautiful and
we'll repays the journey.
Mrs. George Richardson is enjoying
pleasant visit from her mother, Mrs.
Emily Bryan and DR.. and Mrs. G. w.
Pardey, of Blairstown. Mrs. Pardey is
sister of Mrs. Richardson. They
made the trip of over 200 miles over
land.
Mr.. Eugene Gulick returned on Sun
day evening from a vacation trip to
Hot Springs, s. D., and the Black Hills
country. He had a fine time and is
much in love with the Springs as
health and pleasure resort. This is his
second visit to that part of the country.
\ letter was received yesterday by
Mrs. La Burke from her son, Frank
Colgrove, who is member of a light
artillery battery of the regulars. He is
now at Ponce in hospital. He landed
under fire with the expedition to relieve
Shafter, but they did not reach Santiago
until it had surrendered. His health
was good when he started, but he is
now down with malaria.
Gee, isn't this scorchel remarked
several persons on Saturday afternoon.
We didn't have to take anybody S word
for it though. John Tamm, living in
Goodrich township, drove into town
that day, stopping at the Farmers
Home. One of his horses, a fine young
mare, was found overcome by the heat
toward the middle OF the afternoon, and
was promptly brought in front OF the
hotel in the shade. and DR.. Roe was
called to treat it. About an hour and
a half was spent treating the animal,
but to no avail. The end Of one OF Dr. S
thumbs was bitten Off during the per-
Torrance.
On Friday evening Mr.. r. A. Rom
ans gave Il porch party on the large
porch surrounding their residence on
Walnut street i'll honor vi Dewitt Han
sen, of Lincoln, Neb., and Hugo Kah-
Ter, of Traer. la. This was one of the
finest parties given this season. There
were about forty guests present to en-
JOY the hospitality of the hostess, and
every one had royal good time, as is
customary at the home of Mrs. Romans
as she understands thoroughly how to
entertain the young as we'll as the old
Refreshments were served during the
evening, and there is no need to say
that the young people did them ful
Justice. In the latter part Of uhs eve
ming John took two fash LIGHTS after
which the party babe the hostess 8 zinc
good night and wended then WAY
homeward just before the electri iieht:
I faded away.
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