The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-07-07
CHARTER OAK CHATS

Cecil Bartlett made a short visit to
Arion Saturday.
DR.. McWilliams took trip to Sioux
City Thursday.
T. w. Harding went to Fremont,
Neb. Wednesday.
John Really of Kenwood was Oh our
streets Saturday.
Ed Goodfrend went to Chicago
Thursday evening.
Father White came up from Dunlap
Monday afternoon.
Miss Finley of Sioux City is visiting
her sister Mrs. McVey.
Miss c. Mcallister of Carroll is the
guest of Miss Josie Kniest.
Mrs. Vim. Miller and baby returned
from Manila Wednesday.
MI. Walters Of C.o was the guest of
his brother Joe over Sunday.
Rev. McEwen and wife returned to
the Oak the first Of the week.
Miss jessie McWilliams visited at
Denison the last OF the week.
T.. Cops and wife OF Sioux City are
visiting with friends al the Oak.
Miss Iva Saith of Denison is the
cues. OF hsrlsisteT. hrs. A. Bagge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tseue Of Omaha were
guests Of Mrs. T. Probasco last week.
Miss Kizzie saber of Dow City is a
guest of friends at the Oak this week.
Mr. aud Mrs. Geo. Knight and Mrs.
Senitf were Mapleto1l visitors Thursday
MI. Mcclure and daughters, Misses
Grace and Bird, were Oak visitors Fri
day.
John Ropp visited the first OF the
week with his brother Clarence at
Arion.
T. Kemp came home from school at
Des Moines to spend the holidays at
home.
@. Standing visited the last of the
week with his daughter, Mrs. Bates at
Harlan.
Miss Marie Barrett of Dunlap visited
the first of the week with friends at
the Oak.
Rev. W. w. Brown of Mapleton was
looking after business at the Oak We'd
nesday.
Rev. Carson went to Blanchard Mon
day evening, where he will speak the
Fourth.
Miss Ida Knapp of Illinois visited
Monday with her cousin Miss Fannie
Knapp.
Mrs. A. w. Kersey and two children
of Sioux City is visiting her sister Mrs
Kenyon.
Mrs. j. McWilliams and daughte
Lizzie were guests Of Mrs. Bamford tn
last of the week.
Mr.. Shreve and son Earl came fron
their work at Atlantic to celebrate tn
Fourth at home.
The stores were closed the Fourth s
the merchants as well as the clerk
could enjoy the holiday.
q. Seniff came up from the Bluffs t
spend Sunday and the Fourth with hi
family and friends here.
M. and Mrs. b. Brazell returned t
the home at Ute Thursday accompal
led by Miss Emma Huffman.
The Misses Carrie Soehl and Mabe
Cushman of Denison came over t
spend the Fourth at the Oak.
Miss Hattie Holmes returned Satul
day evening from three weeks visi
with her sister, Mrs. Stoutfer at Sa
City.
Born, Tuesday, July 4th to Mr.. an
Mrs. E. Weed, q son. May he live t
celebrate many Fourths with his pal
ents.
The Celebration.
The morning and day of the Fourt
was an ideal one. The rains of Mon
aay had lain the dust and cooled til
air before the ROSTERS had thought G
Growing. The steam whistles began
blow and crackers to boom at 4:3(
Young Americas" we're on the stree
in force, and at7 o'clock the teams be
gan coming to town. At $50 the street
were lined with an enthusiastic crow
to watch the forming of the parad
which was led by the band. G. o. MAJ
or, president of the day. speakers an
the state wagon Gan old idea, but lik
the Declaration of independence, eve
new filed with its pretty girls repre-
senting the states which are so numel
Gus it now takes six horses to dray
them, followed by smaller wagon fill
ed with representatives Of our late
possessions, also floats from the differ
ent merchants each one of whom ha
some very interesting feature; furnish
ed rooms from Wirth & Co., dry good
by Grifiis with Pat Murphy as king 9
clubs, a fine display of hardware an
Irvine by Peterson IL Co., dry goods