The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-07-08
Dou City Happenings

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The morning of the fourth was bright
and .fair, the rain of Friday night had
cooled the air and the day was all that
could be asked and the crowd came all
intent on having good time. A good
crowd came in from Denison and Vail and
BY ten O'Clock the park was almost full of
as good natured a lot of people as one
could wish to see, The Arion band dis
coursed fine music, Mr.. T. P Black in
troduced the speaker of the day, Rev Mr.,
Allen of Dunlap who made fine speech
and the band played Marching Through
Georgia The people repaired to the
places OF refreshments The various
sports were pulled according to previous
arrangements. The ball game was played
by team from Vail and an Indian team
and resulted in favor of the Vail boys
In the evening quite display of fire
works was given, A more orderly crowd
could hardly be expected.
On Wednesday Mr. John Frownselter
went to Battle Creek to take the remains
of Mr. Bradshaw that had been buried
in the Dow City cemetery for twelve or
fifteen years.
Too late for last issue
Robert Bell went to Denigon Monday.
w w James, of Dunlap, was il Dew
City on Monday.
Mr.. George Conkleton, of Dunlap, spent
Monday in Dow City.
Mrs. Robinson is assisting in the sum
mer school at Denison.
George Fritz and daughter Edna, drove
up to John Fritz near Denison Sunday.
Mr.. Holeton. of Woodbine, was in town
few days ago accompanied b. his wife.
Pete Petersen, our gardener, came very
nesr being su struck while at work Mon
day,
Mrs, [. D. Smith and sister left on
Monday for Churdan, Ia, for few days
visit
Miss Emma Virgins attended an Ep-
worth League convention in Co. Bluffs
last week.
Mr.. William Edwards was in town on
Monday and reports crops booming on
Pretty Prairie
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. Koch
nekamp who has been sick for a week is
on the mend.
The ladies OF the Missionary society of
the NJ f, church viii maet with Mrs. H
S, Green Wednesday,
The editor of the Enterprise is Installing
new Gordon job press. Who says there
is no money in printing!
M. n w D.; n ,~l:11
panied by her daughter, is visiting at the
Banding home for few days
Mrs. Sands and son Frank, left Thurs
day for Primston Missouri, to spend the
summer with the Cregan family.
Mrs Olive Herrick, Of Clinton, who
eral days, returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Carlson came up from
the Bluffs the last of the week and visited
at the Virgins home short time.
J. E. Nicewonger. the new furniture
man, went to Omaha on Monday 10 has
ten the arrival Of carload of furniture.
Mr.. and Mrs Q. ]. Judd went TO oma-
ha, returning Friday where they visited
parents and friends and attended a wed.
Dig. -
The Misses Mildred Virgins and Anna
lg,. Re !!ett on "Wednesday for Boston On
their return they viii attend the Internat-
ional EPworth league convention at De
froit,
1T is enough to make one feel bad to see
Rev. Goodrich Joe McColl, and Ed
Britts the most disconsoate looking
Imaginable Mrs Goodrich is do Sc
Mills county visiting; Mrs. McCo' "n Il
TO Des Moines and from there ge Al wen
cinnati Ohio, to be absent 1es 10 Yin
Mrs. Brtts went to Elk POI some week
and will visit elsewhere, mt, 5 Dakota
in Omaha. pending the At