The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-08-05

MI +. 9 Chamberlin and family are
/ spending the week at Lakewood.
DR.. and Mrs. Philbrook will spend
Friday and Saturday at Wall Lake.
There will be lawn social on the
Baptist parsonage lawn on Wednesday
evening, Aug. 9th. Ice cream and
cake will be served, price 10 cents.
All are invited to attend
Rey. F. Lothringer writes us from
Grand Mound, Iowa, that he and his
family have been installed into new
home at that place and think they
will like the place very much.
Tom Ransom was out to Polk county.
Nebraska last week, He had sold one
of his horses to gentleman out there
who was unable to keep him, and de-
sired that Mr.. Ransom take it back,
Mr.. VIM. Schierabeek tells US that
the past few days have not been a
marker for the summer of 1868. He
was then living near Davenport and he
says there was frost every month of
the year
Mrs. Byron Aylesworth has return
ed from trip to Fremont. Neb. where
she was called bY the death of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. N. Woodlands eleven months
old boy The little one died from the
effects of whooping cough and. pueu-
monia.
The Democratic Convention has
been called for Saturday, Sept. - at
10 O'CLOCK m. We do not know that
the convention is too be one of the
street fair attractions, but the chair
man is anxious that there be good
attendance
j. B, Gafey. well known in his boy
hood days TO most of tho Denise peo-
pie. is meeting with quite favorable
success with his mines in British Co.
lumoia, having recently let the con-
tract for 100000 for the operating of
one OF his mines.
On Sunday Messrs. Fred Gronau and
Fred Buggy started for Germany,
where they will spend month or two
visiting friends of the long ago. We
wish for them safe voyage. and trust
that they may return more thar ever
in love with the land of their adoption
MIR. and Mrs. B. G. McMullen, of
Nicola, iowa, visited at the nome OF Mr..
Aug. Buetel, at Buck Grove, on Thurs
day and Friday, of last week. On
| Friday Mr.. Bubtel and Mr. McMullen
drove up to Denison ON business. Mr.
McMullen may decide to become
resident of Crawford county next
spring.
The lawn social at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. S. L. Gable on last Wednes-
day evening was delightful affair.
The Juvenile band was out and disper-
sed good music, and the ice cream and
cake was pronounced delicious. A nice
little sum was netted by the ladies of
the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. W. T. Donegan, who sustained
an injury to his wrist some time ago,
has received notice that his policy with
the Woodmen Accident Association of
| Lincoln Neb. has been allowed. On
last Tuesday the first meeting the
company held since the accident, allow
ed the claim and on Thursday he re-
ceived a check for the amount.
Mr.. L. P. Gibson, brother of DR.. j.
l. Gibson, arrived from Kemptville,
Canada, on tuesday morning. He is
the youngest of family of eight boys
and three girls. He has accepted po-
sition with the bank of Denison, and
will shortly take up his work. Being a
law student. he will make valuable
assistant in the bank. We welcome
Mr.. Gibson 70 our midst.
In this issue we publish splendid
picture of DR.. M. L. Bartlett, who will
conduct the Denison Summer Festival
Of Music at Denison beginning Aug. 10
and lasting until Aug. 81. The festival
promises to be we'll attended, not only
by local musicians, but by number
from abroad. Among them some
prominent singers of the state. If you
have not already signed the list, do SO
at once.