The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-07-10

I Mrs. Clayton Romans stopped off II
Denison for short visit at the
Brown Romans home She is return
ing to her home at Charter Oak after
an extended sojourn at Lake Geneva
III.
/ Lou Romans and son, Clayton, re-
turned Tuesday evening from Colfax
where they have been for the past
week. Mr.. Romans has been at Lake
Geneva, Ill.,, for some time and stop.
ped off at Colfax on his return to Den
ison in order to derive some benefit
at the sanitarium at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Coon, of Cen.
terville, were pleasant visitors at the
Harry Carpenter home in Denison sew.
eral days last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Coon were recently married at Cen
terville and were on their wedding
trip when they stopped off for visit
with Mrs. Coon's cousin, Mrs. Harry
Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Phetteplace
entertained at weekend party their
son and wife of Chicago, Miss Nellie
Card, Miss Thelma Card and Mr.. G..
A. Ross, of Cedar Rapids, and Mrs.
Abel Kramer, of Omaha. Mrs. Kramer,
Mr.. Ross and Mr.. Phetteplace re-
turned to their homes Monday even
ing. The others remained for long
err visit
The ball game was played between
Defiance and Charter Oak, the latter
team winning by score of 2 to /.
In the evening there were free motion
pictures and display of beautiful
fireworks. The celebration was held
in the Dow City park, an ideal spot
for the occasion, and although the
heat was intense. che crowd was in
the best of humor and thoroughly en-
joyed the day.
| GNA. ouu MI .. A'A. H AlCS oQu uouSl-
ter, of Waterville, Wash, arrived in
DenisOn yesterday for months visit
with Mrs Lies parents Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Knaul This is their first visit to
Denison in four years, and their
friends are greatly pleased to meet
them. Mr.. Lies is connected with a
banking institution at Waterville and
is prosperous. He reports Ben Spear,
an old Crawford county man, as doing
we'll in the publishing business in
Waterville.
( We are in receipt of letter from
Mr.. T. A. Hickey, treasurer of the
Farmers Cooperative Lumber COM
pany OF Manila, in which he states
that the item in the Manila CORE
spondence in the issue of July Sd, stat
ing that the Green Bay Lumber COM
pany had purchased the Cooperative
company, had no foundation whatever.
He states that the Green Bay COM
pany has not purchased the Cooper
alive Lumber company, and that the
news item was a mistake. We take
this means of rectifying the mistake.
The Menagh family entertained
large number of citizens on the even
ing of the fourth with magnificent
| display of fireworks. The display in.
Guided a large number of fine set
pieces, sky rockets, roman candles,
pin wheels and mortars The display
was such as is ordinarily seen where
weeks of preparation have been made,
and the large crowd was enthusiastic
over the display, applauding time and
again the new and unique pieces. At
ter the display Mr.. Chas. Menagh
thanked the audience and invited all
to attend a similar event next year.
Mr.. r. C. Saunders, of Manila, made
this office a pleasant call Tuesday
morning Mr.. Saunders informs us
that three large farms located in the
vicinity of Manila have been sold re-
Gently. The Leon Woodland farm was
sold to Frank Bohlander for con-
sideration of SITS per acre. The farm
is located one-half mile south of Ma
nilla, and is known as the old o. S.
Olson farm. Another farm located
one.half mile east of Manila, owned
by Chas. Vented was sold to Mr.. wy
colt for a consideration of $3.50 per
acre. Mr.. J. w. Gray sold his farm,
four miles south of Manila, located
in Shelby county, for goodly sum.
1t is no question but that land in the
vicinity of Manila is rapidly increas.
ing in value and is some of the best
land in the county.
On Monday, July Sth, A. J. Gary
was made defendant, charged with