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

o. 6. Johnson and son Howard. went
to Lake View Tuesday to look after
Mr. Johnson's cottage, and further
prepare it for use this season,
The j. B. Romans Co. has large
advertisement in this issue of the RE-
VIEW, which our readers should not
fail to read
Mr. o. W. Wheeler ard family spent
the Fourth at Lake wood as the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. A H. Brown. They
report very enjoyable time, and that
Mr. Brown is getting along nicely.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs John
Chriss will be pleased to learn that
their little daughter Marcia, who has
been at deaths door for the past week
and half with cholera infantum. is
reported better at present.
The city council held regular meet
ing on Monday evening. The chief
topic under discussion was bill rem
dered by the Denison Electric Light
" Power Co. for extra pumpipgof city
water. We understand the bill was
cut about 5000.
The usual number of accidents ac-
comparing the Fourth of July bonn and
toy pistol were recorded July ). From
every where comes reports of lost fin
gers, powder burned faces, and in many
cases loss of life. At Harlan two men
are dead and another thought to be
sightless as a result of of canon firing
John Romans was badly scaldea one
day last week with hot water. While
carrying pail OF hot water up stairs,
when at the top of the stairway he
STUN bled and in trying to set the pail
down the water was thrown out over
his arm, leg and foot scalding him quito
bailey
DR.. Bartlett who so successfully con-
Quoted music festival in Denison two
years ago was in Denison Monday and
made arrangements for similar
musical event to take place in August,
beginning August 10 and lasting two
weeks. DR.. Bartlett is one of the most
competent musical directors in the
West and all music lovers will be de-
lighted to learn of his return.
The closing scenes of the Sioux CITY
Mid-summer Festival were witnessed by
thousands of people. The day was an
ideal one-the first one OF the week for
the Carnival people. Jabour the orien-
tai carnival man was smiling broad
smile in anticipation of good money,
when at the end of the performance, he
was met by constables who attached all
his stuff for debts contracted while in
the city He was to have been in st.
Joe Mo sunday, but did not get to
leave Sioux City until the afternoon of
that day.
On Tuesday and Wednesday Mrs.
Charles Bollen gave two successful
and charming AT Homes.'' The
warmth of the weather did not equal
the warmth OF welcome provided by
Mrs. Bollen for her guest. The house
was gay with many flowers anu frappe
was in great and constant demand.
Mrs, Voss assisted Mrs Bollen in
entertaining the ladies. A clever
book game was the leading feature of
the entertainment Mrs. Kirkup who
always excels at games captured first
prize on Tuesday and Mrs. Philbrook
carried Off the honors of wednesday.
The refreshments were very choice
and exceedingly well selected for the
weather conditions.
On Tuesday evening Miss Lally
gave a whist party complimentary to
Miss Blakely and hurry of Cedar
Rapids. Six tables were filled with
players and all had delightful even
ing, Miss Lally served two course re-
freshments to her friends, who found
them most delicious. Some good
music also appealed greatly to the
sensibility of the guests. One pleasant
feature was the bringing together of
the young people who have been away
at school and who met for the first
time together. Mr.. Ralph Cassaday.
captured the first prize and Mr.. Kne.st
was consoled for his i'll luck with a
prize also. MIR. Lally's home is beauti-
fully adopted for entertaining as the
whist company found