The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-07-09

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for a short visit.
Mrs. Frank Faul is visiting friends
at Vail this week.
Walter r. Selects of Chicago spent
the Fourth in Denison.
Mrs. Joe Christianson visited Char
ter Oak friends the past week.
Mrs. John James and daughter
Dollyfspent the Fourth in Charter Oak.
Clifford Merrill left Saturday for a
weeks visit with friends in Des.
Moines.
Miss Carrie Brown of Sioux City is
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. E.. nj.
Holmes.
Mrs. d. Boynton started for the
Pan-American Exposition on Wednes-
day night.
Read the Fourth of July address by
DR.. b. r. Hutchins. 1t is fully worth
your time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Virgins visited
at the home of Mrs. Virgins parents
in Dow City last week.
Miss Gertrude Fellingham is visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. W.
Marshall, north east of town.
Mrs. r. r. Brown returned to her
home in Superior, Nebr. after a five
weeks visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Tucker.
Mrs. Hall who has been visiting her
daughter Mrs. Ore of this city returned
to her home accompanied by her little
daughter Myrtle.
Mrs. George Chamberlin returned to
her home in Dunlap after a visit with
relatives in the city. Her sister
Alenor Moeller accompanied her.
Miss Anna Peterson is enjoying her
vacation at her home near Vail, she
will also visit friends at Milford Iowa
and enjoy the cool breezes of Lake Ok
oboji.
Mr.. Chris Keller has recently re-
turned from a trip down east. He re-
ports the weather down there as very
hot, so hot that one could not enioy a
carriage ride.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. LoreGZen and son
Lorenzo started on Saturday for a tour
through California. Oregon, and Mon
tana. They will visit in Montana with
Mrs Lorenzen's sister Mrs Lehfeldt.
Miss miner who has been visiting
Miss Lillian Garrison for the past
week left Saturday for Denver. After
a brief visit there she will return to
New York where she will resume her
vocal studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Mcclellan left on
Monday for an extended visit in Los
Angeles California with their daughter
Mrs. Fred Heflefnger. Mrs 7. Lister
will have charge of the reading-room
in their absence.
w W.. Cushman, r. P. Lewis, w. j..
SERVER, and B. Y. Nicholson left on
Saturday morning for a months tour in
the west. They will visit Denver.
Cheyenne, Salt Lake City. Los Angles.
Portland and Seattle.
Harold Romans returned home last
Wednesday from the Shattuck, Mill
tary School. His health is much i'm
proved and reports show that he has
done credit to himself not only in his
school but in his military work.
Parties from Morrison, Ills, were
in Denison the past week ind made
Henry Meeyes an offer of 500. for his
fast horse DEBORAH Jr, Henry was of
the opinion that it was not enough by
halt and refused the offer. DEBORAH Jr.
is certainly a good horse and is worth
more money.
DR.. e. r.. Hutchins delivered a mas
terly Grafton OF the Fourth. 1t was
eloquent and inspiring and fully worthy
the permanency of print which we give
it in this issue. DR.. Hutchins is one of
the notable men of Iowa and is one OF
the best speakers this state of great
orators affords.
We believe all u %visitorshad 40 God
time the Fourth and that they will be-
glad TO come to Denison again. Every
feature was carried out until the rair
interfered But then it is seldom tina,
a farmer can come to town, spend his
money freely and then have the whole
bill more than paid by a good rain ii
the evening.
Miss Emma Raine entertained he,
Sunday School Glass, of boys on las
Tuesday evening. The first part O
the evening was spent in searching
for ~ire-crackers which were scattered
about the room. The one finding tn,
most was proclaimed the winner of tn,
game and proved to be Merrill Holmes