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

Horace Gregory is now assisting Mr.,
Ed, Wescott in the Des Moines creamery
at Des Moines. Mr.. Wescott has a
large interest in this company and nc
doubt Horace will prove valuable
assistant.
Pete Brodersen has accepted the
pos ton as bar tender for Fritz Timm
in the saloon opposite the court house.
Pete has many friends throughout the
county and is known as straight for.
warded, gentlemanly fellow.
Mr. George Menagh opened his new
grocery store to the public last Wed
nesday. The store is iunder the imme-
diate supervision of Miss Lizzie Men.
agh and is fitted up very attractively
In another column will be found an an
nouncement to the public.
Mr.. P. w. Harding has almost com
pleted the Improvements about his
residence property, he has raised the
house, filled in the lot and is now lay
ing a permanent sidewalk. The i'm
provements are great benefit and help
the appearance of that part of the city.
The Misses Sarachon spent the fourth
at Logan with friends. They are pre-
pairing for trip down east to Washing
ton Boston and New York. On their
return trip they will visit relatives in
Canada. During their absence the
millinery store will be in charge OF
Mrs Bowling.
Miss Mabel Smith entertained most
charming on Thursday afternoon
complimentary to her young lady friends
in Denison. A bright game made a
great deal of amusement, the prize
winner being Miss Minnie Bale. Very
nice refreshments were part of the
afternoons pleasure.
There were baptised, June %, Rev.
Lothringer officiating, at Denison the
infants, Eulalia Anna Emile LEM of
Paradise township and William Henry
Asmus of Washington township also
in Goodrich township, Hedwig Louisa
Jensen, Hilda Dorathea Wilhelmina
Schroeder and Rudolf Ludwig Heide.
The Misses Jetta Gilbreath and Edna
Ralne entertained a number of their
friends at the home of the latter. on
Monday evening. Two brig ht games
made great deal of amusement the
prize winners being Miss Grace
Schlumberger and Earl Hart. Very
nice refreshments were part of the
evenings pleasure.
A great game of base ball has been
arranged for between Denison and the
Union Stock Yards, Jr. team of South
Omaha on Thursday July 9th, at Den.
ison. The Omaha fellows are rafting
good players and will keep Denison on
their metal The home tam will be
In the best shape possible and the game
will be we'll worth seeing.
Rev. Lothringer has accepted call
to Grand Mound, Buena Vista and De
Witt. He will hold his valedictory
sermon july 26 All those to whom
he owes anything are requested to
notify him as he wishes to leave nc
debt behind not even by forgetfulness
To his friends and especially all those
who have extended favors, he ex-
presses his sincere gratitude.
Denison stay at-homes on the Fourth
are much indebted to Mr.. Ernst Riepep
for the very handsome display of fire.
works with which he entertained them
on the evening of the Glorious. The
display Vas as good as many so-called
$4,000 display of fireworks" we have
seen advertised on 4th of July bills,
and large crowd gathered in the
west brick school yard enjoyed ii
greatly. Mr.. Riepen erected the fir.
ing stand and provided the freworks
at his own expense and he is Justly
entitled to the thanks of the com
munity.
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