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

clnch party at their home last evening.
There were a score of young people gath
e:ed about the card tables and music and
song and delicious refreshments all added
to the pleasure of the evening, Miss Ell.
sic kahler won the first prize offered by
the hostesses and Mr.. Hugo Kahler won
the BOBBY prize as the most unlucky
player.
Photographer Brown is one of the few
men who have learned the way not to have
any dull times in the year. lust now when
many other business men are keeping still
about the fact that they are still in bust
ness, Brown is coming to the front with
strong advertising and special bargains in
his line to attract customers in what is
known as the ''dull'' season!
Mrs. c. ]. Bowling is in Omaha study.
ing hair-dressing and its branches and ex-
poets to return to Denison and open hair
dressing parlors as soon as she shall have
completed her course of study. We be-
lieve the ladies of Denison will appreciate
this new industry and will be glad to as
sist Mrs. Bowling in her efforts to support
herself and children.
Prof. w. c. VanNess has been suffering
severely with his eyes the past week. The
trouble arises from overwork and on Sat-
urday he made a brief trip to Omaha to
consult a specialist. He returned with the
glad assurance that with a little less work
and good treatment his eyes would soon
be all right again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Ley are expected
home to-day from their overland trip to
Council Bluffs. Mrs. Lena Ley whose re-
turn to Denison last month we failed to
chronicle, has been experimenting the
Ley household during their absence.
MIR. AL. Gilbreath is suffering severely
with his eyes this week. Some years ago
Mr.. Gilbreath was SO unfortunate as to
lose one eye and recently some sand got
into the cavity and is making him much
trouble and pain.
This evening the Misses Bale will en-
terrain a party of young people at their
beautiful home on north Main street.
Those fortunate enough to receive invita-
tons will have a most delightful time.
Mark Young plead guilty to a charge of
assault to-day. 1t cost him a total of S17.
The charge was that of i~mpersonating a
woman and firing at officer Dave Ringer.
Born. on Tuesday. July 9. to Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Petersen a daughter. Ed.
thinks he is the whole HUB now. The
Review extends congratulations.
Mrs. Geo. Naeve and family and Miss
Alice knaul expect to leave for Lake Oko-
boil or Friday next for a summer of pleas
ure and rest.
Mrs. r. A. Romans will entertain on
Thursday afternoon, complimentary to
Mrs. Paul Aylesworth and Mrs. Gaylord
. Weeks.
5. The Ladies Aid Society of the Presby-
terian church will meet with Mrs. William
a Luney on Wednesday afternoon at two
O'Clock.
j Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Kelly are entertain
ing a number of their young friends at
their cottage at Wall Lake this week.
Mrs. Brown, accompanied by her
nephew, Roy Holmes, returned to her
home in Sioux City, Wednesday.
Mr.. E. c. Chamberlin left Tuesday for
q Omaha. From there he will go to Stuart,
Iowa, to visit his old home.
n The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. John Richard
son, Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. S. L. Bond and wife and Will See
man and wife left Monday for a weeks
vacation at the lake.
q Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Branch are enjoying a
visit from their granddaughter, Miss Ger
trude Bingham.
Denison will play two games of ball
IS next week on Monday and Tuesday, against
Rockwell City.
: James Harvey living west of Denison is
recovering from a severe attack of typhoid
st pneumonia.
80 E
w. r. Grimes and family. of Manila,
q spent the Fourth at the A. D. Wilson
home.
Little Vernon Myers is suffering from a
lame foot caused by stepping on a pitch.
he fork.
Mr.. Peter soehl and family drove tc
Wall Lake, Monday, for a few weeks out
n ing.
Miss Hazel Laub went TO Jefferson,
Monday, TO visit with her grandparents
Miss Gertrude Conroy, of Arion, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs Frank Fee.
Mr.. Robert Theobald, of Aston, is visit,
ing with her Denison friends this week.
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