The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-08-01
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W utltVu LII WIN VI ~
Mrs. Andrew Bos sen is quite sick this
week.
Frank Busby is doing mason work at
Castana.
E. Gulick, of Denison, was an Oak
caller Friday.
: l.. A. Romans was at Denison The
first of the week.
Mrs. Torrey and son are visiting
friends at Grinnell.
Miss Lillian Bell returned Saturday
from visit to Extra.
Miss Francis Drake is spending the
week with friends at Denison.
Miss Emma Jones is visiting few
days with friends at Mapleton.
Mrs. VIM. Miller was an over Sunday
visitor with friends at Manila.
Mrs. G. Seniff returned Monday from
a visit with friends at Denison.
! j. G. Shumaker, wife and small chill
dren visited at Vail over Sunday.
Ed Carlson came over from Denison
to spend Sunday with home folks.
w. p. Mulheron, wife and daughter
are visiting with friends at Hornick.
Miss Sachra, of Manila. was the
guest of Miss Lille Jones the last Of
the week.
A. p. Hart went to South Dakota
the last of the week looking after the
cattle. business
r. A. Bamford, wife and children
drove to Denison Monday, where they
will visit a few days.
Mr.. Amstein, of Onawa, is the guest
of his brother, Rev. Amstein, at this
place.
F. r. Ruchti has bought house and
lot IN the east part Of town OF Mr.. E. h.
Springer.
The M. E. Aid society will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Chas.
Robertson.
The Misses Nellie Drake, Edith
Robertson and Josie Dubois drove to
Denison Friday.
Miss Anna Fiene returned to her
desk at The Fair" store Monday after
a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Lavalle went to Denison Friday
and will make her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Hall, for the present.
Mrs. l., G. McEwen is enjoying a
visit with her mother, Mrs. McWil.
liams, of Denison, and aunt, Mrs. Mil.
Ter of Chicago.
Henry Goodfrend, who has been help
ing his brother in the store for few
weeks, returned to his home in Chicago
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole and Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Haworth drove to Napoleon Satur.
day and visited over Sunday at lie
nome of M. ID. Haworth.
John Bachtle, OF Brooktield, Mo-,
Who visited relatives hele last week,
reuurneu 10 his home Saturday, accom-
PANIED by u.s niece, Miss LYDIA Jones.
| In a letter from Harm Thede to his
mother be says, they expect to be re.
turned to the states in the fall. He
thinks Porto Rico an ideal place and
would prefer to remain there.
Miss E. Cook came here last week
from Lost Nation, where she had been
visiting and after few days spent at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. Bigel wv,
returned Tuesday TO her home in st.
James, Neb.
Miss Clara Bingham, OF st. Louis.
and Mrs. II. Wilsoncrof, OF Vail, nave
been visiting a few days at the home ct
their uncle, Fred Davis. Sunday, Mr..
Davis and Miss Bingham visited reIa-
tive at Battle Greek.
Several loads of gentlemen drove to
Denison Sunday morning 10 take the
excursion to Wall Lake. While re-
turning in the evening horse driven
l-by e. Goodfrend stepped through a
i
bridge and broke the buggy, so he was
obliged to leave them at the farm house
OF Mr.. Adams and ride home " it'll some
of the other boys.
METHODIST NOTES.
Subject next Thursday evening a.
the prayer meeting 'Pentecost.
W. F. M. s. will meet in the lecture
room of the church Thursday afternoon
at 2:3O.
Rev. McEwen preached an interest
ing sermon at the union service Sunday
evening.
The pastor read the report of the In
ternational E.,worth League conven-
ton Sunday evening before the Ep-
worth League.
| United States Minister Hunter, 1T
Guatemala, has entered a protest against
the expulsion Of the American, J. B.