The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-27

i MI, Chas. Smutney has returned
from Kansas City and will remain at
home for few weeks. Charley ran up
against q can of salmon in the big city
and annexed case of ptomaine poison
Ing which pretty nearly LAID him out
and he is now recuperating from the
results. He reports EDS wardrobe"
as doing good business and that the
Petersen fam ly are al we'll and b ppv,
On Saturday night Miss Goodrich Who
always entertains delightfully."- gave a
party in honor of Miss Falkner and Miss
Plimpton. Somerset new game was
played five tables being filled. The guests
enjosed the game very much indeed Miss
Craft assisted Mrs. and Miss Goodrich in
serving light refreshments. The party
broke up at a very late hour after very
| pleasant evening
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Presbyterian church will begin its Sunday
evening meetings again next Sunday at
o:3o O'Clock. The meeting will be in form
OF reorganization and rally, and all the
young people of the church and congrega.
ton are invited to be present. MIR. E. r.
Dow. the Evangelist. will probably be
present and make a talk to the young peo-
| pie, and The meeting promises to b. one of
great interest.
On Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Gulick entertained at tea compli.
mentry to Mrs. H. S. Gulick, it being
her seventy-6fth birthday. Mrs. Gulick
is so young in heart and appearance that
this does not seem true but the guests en-.
Dyed celebrating the event with her very
much. Club people are ve.y glad to have
Mrs. Gulick in Denison to stay once more
and young and old wish her many returns
of the day Mrs. E. Gulick served very
elegant birthday tea.
Thursday was an ideal day and it was
put to most excellent use by number of
ladies beside the Coterie club who went
on an impromptu picnic, The ladies had
the kind of baskets with them that would
make any picnic success. The coffee
that Mrs. CrisWell made has never been
equalled nor the broiled steak nor creamed
potatoes touch d by any other Cooks
The supper over. walnutting became the
business of the hour and great many for
this winters use we're taken home This
picnic proved that mere man. is no,
needed to make one success.
Rev. Err. E. Miller returned TO Den
ison this week after a visit with his
son in Bedford. Iowa, He comes tc
superintend the removal of his house
hold goGls to pas Mnine where his ne X,
pastora.a viii BE-. He tells US tina,
Mrs. schaaa is slowly but steadily i'm
proving alter the operation she u.d.l
went some weeks ago. DR.. Miller is
one of the best and braiuiest of men
he has devoted many years of splendid
servics to the Methodist church. We
part fro him with the most sincere
regret and wish for him al d his all the
blessings and happiness that God re,
serves for them WIG serve him faith,
fully We.
Buy 1t cheaper at Bamford's now.
On Thursday Mrs. Frank woolston en-
tertained Coterie club most delightfully."-
She had provided guessing game, grair
and seeds, the ladies to guess what the,
were. This game made great deal Of
fun and proved that the ladies could write
book on what they didn't know about
farming. A water melon and a musl
melon were the two first prizes and Z
pumpkin consoled the winner Of the few
est guesses. The guests were seated Al
small table, the center piece of each a
pumpkin made into basket and fi,leo
with fruit. Mrs Woolston assisted by
Mrs. Romans and Mrs Fred Marshall
served an elegant three course supper. Il
was quite seven when the guests departed
after perfect afternoon Mrs. Woo,stor
is charming hostess with an original
way OF doing things that adds spice to the
pleasure OF her guests. The drive home
was also most enjoyed feature of one OF
the pleasantest meetings in the history of
the Coterie club
Buy it cheaper at Bamford's now.
Waited to exchange good cream sepera-
| tor FOR II good driving horse write.
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