The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-09-30

William F. Hamilton of Omaha spent
Sunday last with his grandfather,
Capt. Hamilton.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bell. of
Denison, on Wednesday, Sept. %, a
boy.
Born, on Thursday, Sept. "a, to Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Wilson of Denison, q,
girl.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Rickelt |
of Denison township, on Thursday
Sept. "a, girl.
Born, on Wednesday, Sept 90, to Mi.
aud Mrs. Hans Henningsen, of Good
rich township, boy.
Mr., Swan Eckberg, of West Side.
was in Denison on Thursday afternoon
on his way to Kiron where he will Wis
it for a few days.
Cards have been issued by Mesdames
J. P. Conner and +. H. Morgan for an
at home Thursday of this week at the
home OF Mrs. Conner.
Mrs. j. T, Garrison will entertain in
honor of Mrs. Ray Garrison, of Grand
junction colorado. who is visiting at
the Garrison home to-day
J c. A. Saunders on Wednesday sold
Cumberland ID to Andrew Cretzinger
of Coon Rapids for $3.50. This makes
$3.50 for two Cumberland bulls at the
age of one year. Cumberland calves
/ always bring top prices.-Defiance
Enterprise.
The REVIEW is in receipt of an invi-
tation to attend the wedding of Mr..
Asa Butterworth TO Miss Francis
Naomi Hill at Murphysboro, Ills,
which takes place to-day, at the home
OF the brides mother at Murphysboro
Crawford county friends of MIR. Batter.
worth will be pleased to near that he
is getting an accomplished young lady
and extend hearty congratulations
Mr.. Butterworth is a young man of ex'
cellent character, and habits. and hav
ing a good position with the Illinois
Central. is on the road to prosperity.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. J
P. Conner entertained very congenia
company of about thirty at sever
o'clock tea. G After the guests hal
gathered all wes einvited TO the DINING
room where long table beautiful,
decorated innrr ea aud swhite VAS ar
ranged. Each guest found "a hand
somely nandpa.nte card at their plat
the work of Mrs. C>nrer. The hour
" of tea were spent in social conversatio
after which the gentlemen were direct
ed TO Jh : !, brarv and enjoved an afte
d uper smo6e Later in the svenin
5 the guests were favored with bot
e Instrumental aud vocal music by Mis-
0 p lister and Messrs. j. |. Gio-oa al
o W. D. McAhten. Mrs. j. B. Roman
: favored the company with reading
: the delight of all.
The many old time friends of NJ
!. Fred Heffelinger were agreeably SUI
: prised to meet him last week. H
J, stopped off in Denison on his way HON
from Buffalo, N. Y. where ne ha
I, been as delegate to the Nations
Association of Letter Carriers. FL
the past five years ne has been on tn
= letter carrier force in Los Angelo
e and is secretary of Branch "a at Lt
n Angeles. He was sent to Buffalo AS
ID representative from Pasadena, Pomof
+. and Los Angeles. After the meetir
le the boys went down the Hudson
o, New Y ork, Brooklyn, Hobokon. Phil
Of delphia and many other points. NJ
lg Hetfelfuger has been away from Der
ID son for ten years, and found mar
lie changes On his return. He is prospe
d. ing we'll in his California home, al
ed reports his family and parents as we
to and getting along nicely. His broth
Ralph, who was a mere boy when Il
family moved to California is now co
Quoting the leading music house
re Los Angeles, and is doing well. OWN
SIS to the fact that Mr.. Hetfelfnger hi
fe been east for four weeks he was col
PEELED to shorten mis- stav in Denie'
and left for home Thursday noou'