The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-07-13

Will and Fred Scott spent the Fol rth |
in Denison.
Mr. Shropshire is doing a job OF pairt-
lug in the country.
Mrs. Marion Cole was q Denison
shopper on last Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Pump visited
friends in the country Sunday
Mr.. Joe Carson of Sac City visited
relatives and friends in this county
last week.
Mrs. j. l. Gibson IS visiting at jack
SOD, MINI. this week with relatives of
DR.. Gibson.
Mrs. David McWilliams of Charter
Oak, accompanied by her daughter,
spent the past week visiting relatives
in this city
Mrs. Schafer has returned from a
few weeks visit with her son Martin at
Portsmouth, and her son Frank at
Omaha.
Mrs. A. H. McAhren, of Denver, ar
rived in Denison Friday for visit
with her mother, Mrs. Mics and all
her many friends.
Walker and Davis have q force OF
men at Carroll this week laying cement
walks. They have two or three weeks
more work there.
Miss Lille Raine held reception
last night at her home complimentary
to MIR. Everett Olive of Scranton and
Miss Vida Smith.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Fienhold returned last
week from the G. A. r. Encampment
at Sac City. They we're the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Carson while in the
city.
Last Thursday evening the Misses
Hedwie Brodersen and Matilda Riepen
gave party at the home of the latter.
About fifty of their friends enjoyed 3
pleasant evening.
E. Guljck and Chas. Voss, were at
Chanute, Kansas, last week looking
over their oil property at that place.
Their we'll has just been connected up
with the Standard Oil Co. and the
cs mpany will soon be contributing its
| eho NO +orocde e,,oplyinp tho r,o,l>o<
Mrs. B. F. Philbrook gave a!dinner
on Monday evening plimensary to
] Mrs Barnett. The table was graced
with beautiful sweet peas and the din
ner was very elegant and greatly en-
joyed by the company. DR.. and Mrs.
Philbrook are delightful entertainers
and this evening was one to be long re.
membered.
Jas. Fitzgerald, who has heen ailing
for several months was taken to the
St. Demands hospital at Council
Bluffs last week to be treated for Greer.
ing paralysis. Mr.. Fitzgerald is an old
resident of Denison and is highly re.
spected by q large number Of people
who know him and who have sympath
ICED with him during his long illness
The Denison second nine played 8
game Saturday afternoon on the home
grounds against Dunlap. Our boys
won the game easily with score of
nt<O Ea,,l 4 ho ~, n n :, Il
struck out II men. A game has been
arranged between these two same
teams to take place at Charter Oak
some time next week for $50 a side.
The exact date of the game was to
have been set to-day. The president
of the First National Bank at Missouri
Valley will umpire the game
On Saturday evening Mrs. Emory
Miller gave a tea complimentary to Miss
Cook, of Boston. Pink clover was the
flower used for table decorations, the
place cards were decorated in the same
flower with four leaf clover for luck
as we'll.
. The guests who enjoyed the cordia
|, hospitality of DR.. and Mrs. Miller were
) Mesdsmes Kuehnle, Chamberlin, Voss
Kirkup. j. B. Romans, Johnson, Bar
; nett, r. A. Romans and the Mise:
Cook and Meyers. This charming
: little party rounded out q busy ant
pleasant social week.