The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-10
RESULT OF FOURTH OF JULY
SPORTS,

Boys Foot Race, under IA years old
Tom Collins, first prize; G. Hage-
dorm, second prize.
Girls Foot Race-Theresa Paist,
first prize; Edith Gessman, second
prize.
Egg Race. Parker first prize; w.
| Mccartney, second prize.
Foot Race, free for all 100 yard dash
Frank Giblin, first prize; Art Pack
ard, second prize; G. Parker, third
prize.
Fat Mans Race-P Copeland, first
prize: A. Nelson, second prize.
Man against Horse so yards and re-
turn-Buffington and Marshal, first
prize; Copeland, second prize; F. Mil
Ter, third prize.
Sack Race-F. Giblih, first prize;
Hugo Wiley, second prize; A. Miller,
third prize.
Three-Legged Race - Purdy and
Copeland, first prize; Conrad and
| Wiley, second prize.
Horseshoe Pitching Contest-P. G.
Grey, Manilla's champion, first prize;
Osborn, second prize.
ug-of-War-Manilla VS.. Vail. Judges
decided in favor of Manila. Purse
divided
Shot Put-Dr. Liggett, first prize;
Scanlin, second prize.
Grease Pig-Cliff Purdy was the
lucky man.
Slow Mule Race-Boynes, first prize;
Cliff Purdy, second prize.
Ed schram was a Lake Manawa
visitor Sunday.
Mr. onI Nrc pocroi1ccpy Spprf Sun.
day in Omaha
Geo, Hird expects to go to Sioux
City this week.
day at the farm.
R. Shaw Van Of Denison was Ma
nilla visitor Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Bill Knott was seea
on our streets this week.
Bill Conrad and family drove over
and spent Sunday in Denison.
G. Gardner has had new cement
walk laid in front of his hotel.
Nellie Welch is the guest of her
friend, Geraldine Perion, this week.
Richard Martens and family spent
Sunday with relatives near Manning.
Messrs. Charley and John Fredick-
son and families spent Sunday near
Irwin.
Mrs. Durham, from Fremont Neb.,
is here visiting her former close
friends.
Loren Hockett and wife spent Sun
day with the formers parents near
Manning.
Mrs. Rose jackson left Monday for
Sioux City to visit her daughter, Mrs.
F. E. Shaw
Mrs. Rosie Norris of North Dakota
spent Friday with her old friend, Mrs.
P. C. Gray.
Mrs. Hoffeins, daughter Anna, and
Mrs. Sleek, spent Sunday at the coun-
try home of Lueth's.
AS at present announced there will
be no preaching services in the Metho-
dist church on next Sunday morning.
Mrs. Vennill and daughter of Vail
came over Monday to visit with Mrs.
Vennik's sister, Mrs. G. E. Dempster.
The union preaching service on Sun
day evening will be addressed by Rev.
Lacey, the forceful Presbyterian pas
tor.
Chas. Saltwell, ST., and his daughter
Lena left on the 10th for visit with
relatives at Goltry and Custer, Okla
homa.
Miss Paulina Thede on the 18th
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. PEPPER in Iowa
township.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Calvin left this
week for Excelsior Springs, Mo, for (
vacation, in company with Mr.. an(
Mrs. ]. G. Ruby.
The German Evangelical Lutheran
Ladies' Aid society will have meet
ing July % at the home of Mrs Miller
northeast of the city.
o. E. Schneider and Chas. Schran
went to Little Sioux last Sunday on ;
fishing expedition and brought home +;
nice string of fish.
Our auctioneer, J. r. Thede, has pur
chased an elegant rubber tire stanhop'
and it's beauty; one of the fines
buggies we have seen for a long time
On July 9th VIM. jain, Jr., of Hay
township, celebrated his birthday
Quite few friends and neighbors con
gregated and everybody reported
good time.
i Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Paup of Harlan
came over in their automobile Sunday
Many of our town people took spil
in the automobile, which is certainl
a fine one.
! Rev. Onslager, who was the evan
gelist here last winter, spent Sunda,
in Manila and preached morning am
evening in the NJ e. church and at tn
Pleasant Hill appointment in the aftel
noon.
/ Mrs Carrie Brown and Miss Bigeloy
have gone in company to Denver
There the parents of Miss BigelOW re
side. She is the faithful operator 0
the telephone exchange, and the pa
irons hope she may have nice vaca
ton time.
Those who went to Manning Sunda.
to see the ball game, Nicola VS.. Man
ming, We're: Ed Smith, j. r.. Thede
Roy Graham, Reinholdt Bahls, Viii
Wenzel, Harry Case, Rich Claussen
Boss Dougherty, Jack Cary, Jim Grit
fin, jerry Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Claussen, Jim Jordan and Lucy Maj
tinson, and several others who's
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