The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-24
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formed now.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. O'Meara and their
guest, Miss Gladys Welsh, attended
church in Dunlap Sunday:
Mrs. James Wise, OF Waterloo and
Mrs. Della Wilcox, of Lyons. arrived
in Dow City Tuesday for visit at the
j. G. Graul home.
More new goods at the Variety store
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Miss jamie Buffers young friends
perpetrated surprise on her last Fri
day evening, that day being her fiji
teenth birthday. About twenty five
were present and a gay time was had
playing games, etc. Lunch had been
provided and was done full justice by
this jolly bunch OF young folks. She
received number of presents as me
mentoes Of the occasion.
Mrs. McCord came from Denison on
Saturday to take care Of p. w
O'Meara's baby, who is ill.,
| Mrs. Tim Cronin and son, Guy, were
over from near Charter Oak Saturday
and Sunday visiting at the NJ. A. Riley
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Glassburner gave
a reception last Tuesday evening III
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Glassburn-
CIR, who were married the previous
Saturday at Milo. About sixty guests
responded to the invitations. Music
and social conversation pleasantly
filled in the evening. A fine
three course lunch was served. All
were pleased to meet and greet Fred
and his bride and trust they may find
life among us pleasant and profitable.
One of Billy Ballentine's boys was
SO unfortunate as to have the tine of a
pitchfork run through the lower leg
last week. The lad is getting along
all right at this writing.
| Elder Charles Hunt, of Independ-
encc. Mo-, was caller in town Mon
day.
We are asked to announce that the
ball game the fourth of July will be
played on the old diamond in Gene
Crandall's pasture across the road
! west from tho city park. The horse
races, however, will be run over the
track east OF town. Two good races
have been arranged for: The first a
free for all " mile dash, purse $50;
the second a farm horse and pony race,
| " mile dash, $40 purse. Only good
clean races will be allowed. Both will
be free. Come to Dow City to ccle-
brate
Mesdames Clarence OMeara and
Enos Cross and the latters son, John,
were in Dcnison Monday shopping and
visiting friends.
Mr.. Walters and his workmcn are
brick oven for the City grocery and
bakery The oven Is located back of
the building and will be Sx1O feet in
side measurement, with a capacity for
$50 loaves of bread at time. This
arrangement will greatly acilitate the
baking and make the work much cas-
Ter to handle and the store will be
much cooler. These workmen will al
SO plaster A. II. Harper's new resi-
dence while they are here.
Miss Florence Munsey was in Dcni-
son Sunday. -
The NJ. w. NJ. girls are planning to
spend week at Lake View some time
next month. 4ft
WI. anu VIE. "CIC up
from Woodbine last Thursday and
spent the day with friends.
The Manila nine and bunch of
rooters came up from that place Sun
day for game with the local team.
They were playing an all home team.
Dow City. having no local pitcher, i'm
ported one for the game. The teams
fwere evenly matched. Manila went
to bat first. Neither side was able to
put a man on base until the last
half of the second inning when Dow
City got man round to third, but
the inning finished without score. In
the last half of the sixth Hugh But
terworth put ball beyond the right
fielder and besides making three
base hit, let in two men who were on
bases, thus making the first two
scores of the game. In the first half
OF the ninth Bob Fishel at first made
an error that resulted in Manila max
ing her first score, and as luck would
have it, two more followed. The score
reads as follows: Manila 8; Dow City
H.
Elmer Sharp surprised his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brinten Sharp, by drop
ping in Saturday night. He is locat-
ed at SpoOner, Wis.,, and has been
gone over four years. He has changed
in looks considerably and it keeps old
friends guessing to know who he is.
He expects to stay week or ten
days. On Sunday all the Sharp kin
folks gathered in home for visit and
| helped devour two By fish that Elmer
brought down from the lake country
Mrs. Humphrey came down from
Carroll Saturday and on Sunday spoke
at the NJ. f. church in the interest of
foreign missions. She gave a very
able address. The thank Offering was
Sis. Mrs. Humphrey was entertained
by Mrs. Frank McHenry.
Jack Scott has had neat little Of
| flee built in between his blacksmith
shop and his garage, and now has
things fixed up in proper shape to at
tend to the business end of the work.
| The new opera house was formally
opened to the public last Friday night
when the Triangle Amusement com
pany gave a dance. One hundred and
eleven tickets were sold, people from
Dunlap, Denison, Charter Oak, Arion,
Earling and Defiance being present.
Frank kiger and his orchestra fur
nished the music and the dancers did
the rest. They found the fine white
maple floor just to their liking and
spent four hours tripping the light fan
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