The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-08-06
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ring this part of the affair, a delight

surprise on nef daughter, MllQreQ,
in honor of the young lady's birthday.
A merry time was had with music
and games. Light refreshments were
served
Attention is called to the ad of
Fastje, the piano man, who has open
ed up branch store in the P. w.
O'Meara building. Mr.. Fastje has a
| full line of the best pianos on the
market today and It will be we'll
| worth your while to call and hear the
excellent music, especially of the
Cable.Nelson pianos with the player
attachment. Miss Maude Brake has
been secured as demonstrator and will
be there any day at your service.
A picked up bunch of boys went to
Denison Wednesday to play the DEM
son team. The game was Denison's
from the start and no one was sur
prised at the result-12 to l in favor
of Denison. 1t is we'll to remember,
however, that our nine had never
played together before. Andersen
pitched the first two innings after
which Brace was pat in the box. Good
crowds fro!a here attended the daily
games.
Word come: from Twin Falls, Idaho,
of the recent marriage of Frank
Booth, a former Dow City boy, TO a
young lady Of kirksviIle, Mo. They
will reside at Twin Falls. Paddy"
as he was familarly known, grew up
here and has many friends who viii
extend congratulations
Mrs. George Jordan has gone to the
Black Hills country to spend a month
with relatives.
A goodly number of friends assem-
bled at the Martin Weiland home Sat
urday night for social hop, where
all enjoyed themselves at that pleas
ant pastime for few hours. Refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Mcbride spent
couple of days last week at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. N. Mcbride, near Denison.
J. A. Scott was in Council Bluffs
Friday, where he attended to some
business in the auto line. Jack is en-,
Toying fine trade in this line this
summer and has hard work keeping
enough autos on hand to supply the
demand.
Miss Leafy Galland is very sick at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Trip, southeast of town. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Galland went out to
the home Sunday and Mrs. Galland re
NAMED to help care for her. Miss
Leafy is popular young lady and he1
companions regret to learn OF her i'll
ness.
John Thompson, who resides on the
Henry Bell place, met with an acct
dent Friday that could easily have
been much worse. In coming down
hill with a load of straw on the
wagon Mr. Thompson lost control OF
his horses and they ran away. upset
! ting the load, thus throwing him and
his son, Peter, to the ground. The
lad suffered a bruised knee while the
father had a shoulder hurt. Mr..
Thompson is rejoicing that the termi-
nation of the affair was no worse.
The horses escaped unhurt, but the
hayrack is wreck.
The Golden Hour club was royalty
entertained last Saturday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. F. N. Rowe. A
number of guests shared Mrs. Rowe's
hospitality and all enjoyed delight
full afternoon. Lunch was served.
Mrs. Percy Brown came from Cor
rectionville last week to visit her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Munsey.
Mrs. Sabina Cross and grandson,
Oliver Holcomb, returned Saturday
from two weeks visit at the Will
Cross home in Shelby county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brake, formerly
of this place, but residing now at
Ellis, are the parents of nine pound
son. born Sunday, August Sd. Mrs.
Brake is being cared for at her faith
er-in-law's, Ed Brake, near Dunlap.
Miss Mamie Potter went to Scran-
ton last week for visit at the home
of relatives.
Chester Lyman was down from Car
roll Sunday and spent the day with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F..
Rudd.
Grandma Wingrove is reported quite
i'll at her home four miles east OF
town.
The Ed Hayes family departed last
week for Davey, Neb., where they will
take up their residence. Mr.. Hayes
came her several months ago and
worked in one of the barber shops
and then in the other, but decided re-
Gently to return to their former home.
This leaves Mrs. Virgins alone again.
Little Dorothy Wiley has been quite
sick, but is convalescent at present
Mrs G. C. Antisdel spent several
days last week in Omaha. the guest Of
a brother She returned Sunday.
Will Turner came down from Hart
ngton, Neb., the latter part OF the
week and will visit his parents. He
is taking a layoff from his work while
getting over the effects of kick from
horse.
Ahart and Chamberlain shipped six
cars of cattle to Omaha Sunday night,
Mr.. Ahart going down to see the cat
tie sell.
The O. B. Petersen family, who
have been staying with Mrs. Peter
sens mother Mrs. S. f. Baber, while
waiting to secure residence in Den
son, where Mr.. Petersen works, got
moved last week. Mrs. Petersen is
glad to locate near the home of her
relatives.
Mrs. Joe McColl was in Omaha last
"Wednesday tO oct her autO that has