The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-06-06
Mr.. A. Christy is able to be around
some since his accident.

some since his accident.
Mr.. Wi1dfang is suffering from in
flammatory rheumatism.
Mrs. Hoppe of Milford was calling on
relatives in the city Friday
Miss Grace Virgins OF Dow City was
a Denison visitor Saturday.
The Misses Bryan will spend their
vacation at their home on Paradise.
The veterans will be here Wednes-
day and Thursday. Here's our eY
Mrs. Ayers was passenger to Vail
on Monday where she visited friends.
A. F. Kadoch was over from Charter
Oak Saturday and transacted business.
Miss Ruth Richards returned to her
home in Arion on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. PETIT, of Logan, is visiting this
week at the home of Mrs. G. Partridge.
Mrs. and Miss Schafer attended COM
mencement exercises at Dow City last
evening.
John Wieland drove over to Harlan
on Sunday. Mrs. Wieland returned
home with him.
Miss Janet Rae returned last Satur-
day to her home in Arion after ten
days stay in Denison.
Messrs. Oren McAhren, Pete Bran
aka and Theo. Holding took a Sunday
afternoon drive to Vail.
Miss Craft left on Saturday afternoon
for Dunlap, where she will spend the
first weeks of her vacation.
Clauson Bros. of Deloit were down to
the county seat on Saturday, and gave
the REVIEW pleasant call.
Mr.. Max Slime went to Mason City
tonight, where he will conduct work in
relation to the l. o. U. f. order.
Miss Stella Galbreath will spend q
few weeks caring for her sister. Mrs.
Strohmeier, of Mapleton. who is yet ill.
Remember the Fourth of July meet
ing at CITY hall tonight and all turn
out.
Messrs. Howard Wilson. E. III. Bond
and ii. K. Harthun were at Harlan
Sunday.
Sunday was very busy day with our
liverymen, every available team and
carriage being engaged.
E. R. Smell, who conducts one of the
best farms between Denison and De-
lott, gave us call on Saturday.
We were very much pleased to meet
Mr.. M. G. Currier of Milford on Satur-
day. He is a great friend of the RE
VIEWS.
The strawberry season is on in full
4 blast, our merchants are receiving large
c0nsignments daily and seem to meet a
ready sale.
The Wheeler Orchestra was at Hob
enzollern on Sunday, the occasion being
Children's Day, and large crowd wa:
in attendance.
Sidonia Lodge, No. 1893, 10. o. F.
gave social dance at the hall las
evening which was much enjoyed by
those present.
Jno. Mccullough of Vail was in tow
Friday, came down after a load o
brick, and incidently dropped in tn
REVIEW Office.
Rev. Lothringer attended the South
ern District Conference of Iowa a
Mackey, near Boone. to which abou
SO ministers of the Lutheran churc
belong.
Mr.. T.. III Randall, who is attepdin
the University at Iowa City, is expecte
home this week to remain during vaca
ton. lie las made rapid progress dul
ing his stay at S. U. 1.
Fred II. SlultclifT of near Charte
Oak was caller on Monday. lie hs
been up 10 Vail over Sunday and mad
it a point to stop and visit his Denise
friends on his way home.
The Friday evening concerts given /
the band are proving quite an attra
ton. The concert on last Friday eve
ing drew out large crowd and IL
band received many encores.
John Golf is erecting commodio,
house or tle ground recently purchase
in east D -nison. Mr.. Golf has late
moved here IRON Arion. He and b
estim, be family are welcome.