The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-09-03
DOW CITY HAPPENINGS
y. j. Ballengee. Correspondent

Y. j, Ballengee. Correspondent.
Mr.. G. w. Langly started on Tues
day to go to Valentine, Neb. He will
go part way by team looking over the
country.
Mrs. George Rule and Miss Jeanette
Rule of Paradise arrived in town We'd
nesday after visiting friends in Dun
lap.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Dow went to
Denison on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rett who had
been visiting friends south of town re-
turned to Omaha Wednesday.
Rev. D. Webster was Denison WISH
tor Wednesday.
Judge Green of Audubon was in town
Wednesday,
Rev. D. M. Houghtelin went to Dun
lap on Wednesday.
!. i. Sherman, the popular agent
of the c. and N. w. railroad at Dow
City, has gone on a two weeks vaca-
ton to take a look at Lake Superior
and perhaps to take in the copper
mines and the city of Duluth.
Mr.. c. E. Smith of Des Moines is re-
lief man in the absence of Mr.. Shear
man.
j James Mcclellan of Denison who has
been in Dow City during the last
two weeks with a crew of eight men
moving the Whaley store building left
on Friday for Maple River Junction
Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Bruner. after an
absence of ten days or two weeks
looking over some ranch property near
Douglass, Wyoming. and making a
purchase returned Friday of last
week. They expect shortly to go to
wyoming to take possession
MI James Riddle and family, who
have spent a month or more visiting
friends in Michigan and New York and
taking in the sights at Buffalo and
i Niagara Falls returned home a week
ago. Mr.. Riddle went to work with
Mr.. Miller carpentering.
On Thursday evening Mrs William
Spence while returning from church
received quite severe sprain in one of
her lower limbs that has been very
painful and has laid her up for a few
days.
The Free Methodists have been hold
ing camp meetings in the park for
more than week. Persons from a
distance are: Rev. Titan of Nebraska
Rev. Christie of Omaha, Rev. John
son of Council Bluffs, together with
Presiding Elder Miller and Rev. Eddy
of Dunlap. The attendance is rather
small
Miss Maggie Gibson arrived home
on Friday from California where she
went to attend the Epworth league
convention and general vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fritz went to
Denison on business Saturday.
Miss Mildred Virgins returned from
Colorado Springs Thursday where she
had spent a month.
Misses Lille and Edna Gibson and
Bessie Langley gave picnic and en-
tertained some seventy-f1ve friends in
the grove at Mr.. Langly's. Quite 8
number went from town and a very
enjoyable time is reported.
Miss Mary Davis and Mrs. Conner oil
London, Ontario, Canada, sisters OF
George and John Davis, arrived ir
town Saturday for visit with Their
brothers.
Joe McColl and Charles Booth have
returned to their former places of bust
ness from which they were removed
some time ago on account of certain
! yellow rags placed on the building by
the town authorities.
Mr.. d. L. Houston has purchased the
Slocum property in town and is ex.
pected to occupy the same shortly.
Phil Hamilton, the colored barber
who has been in Omaha long time
and has had several surgical opera
lions and finally had his limb taken
off at the hip joint, is in town again.
From the whispers of Madame Rumol
and the little birds we may expect soor
to hear the ringing of marriage bells
and smell the sweet scent of orange
blossoms