The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-08-05
DOW CITY HAPPENINGS
E. j. Ballengee. Correspondent

E. j. Ballengee. Correspondent
Rev. Rinehart, of Defiance, drove to
Dow City Monday with his son, who
took the trim here for Ogden where he
will attend school. Mr.. Rinehart re-
turned TO Defiance IN tho afternoon.
Miss Barbara Scott left for Denison
Monday
Mrs. Lulu Graham Garrett, late of
Charter Oak but now of Sac City, took
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ing several days with friends in Dow
City.
Miss Ingy McColl was down to Dun.
lap Monday
Miss Maggie Gibson came up from
Omaha Monday to visit friends and de-
parted Thursday for Des Moines.
Mrs. Clair Butterworth went to Deni-
son shopping Monday.
Mrs. W. V Whaley went to Council
pluns tuesday.
DR.. Plimptcn, OF Denison, was in
town Tuesday, called professionally.
Misses Susie Scott Susie Wore and
Nellie Wore visited in nenison Tuesday
Nllss huhei McAenIy returning home
after visiting with the Misses Wore
Mrs. Morris Chambers, of Pueblo,
Colorado, former resident of this place,
accompanied by her son Quito, arrived
in Dow City Tuesday to visit her sister,
Mrs. A. Alexander.
E II Swasey came home Monday
morning from a two months trip in
Colorado, Utah, California, New Mexico
and Arizona. He left toward the last
of ". ~co!.
Mrs Anna Bell had business in Deni-
son Tuesday
Mr.. Dow had the misfortune to lose
a valuable horse one day this week
DR.. and Mrs Carr left Thursday for
two weeks outing at the lakes
Mott McHenry and Bob Woodruff
we're up to Denison at the preliminary
trial of the negro
A man named Noeholl preached at
the Baptist church Sunday with the
view OF the passionate.
Mr. Am. Cotton, of Omaha, visited
with his sister, Mrs. Fl. Vengroveitch,
for two or three weeks and left Friday
Fl. S. Green went to Chicago the first
of the week returning Friday and left
for the west Saturday morning.
There has been a great smallpox scare
in town of late Thnv hnvo i ~
Trips and Haliday's, and person is
in danger OF being quarantined if he is
mnch bitten nv rnosouitoS
Mrs. Lauren Jones, after spending
some six weeks with friends in Dow
City, departed Friday for Gordon,
Neb., to remain some time, Lauren and
the children being there.
Mr. Benz. Talcott, vice president of
inc literary department or the Epworth
League, has arranged an educational
p.os4.A4 yn.t VIA pe gwen III une M.
e. church at the usual hour, Sunday
morning, Aug. 10, as follows:
OUR COLLEGES AND OUR YOUNG PEOPLE.
Music.
MY lR W@ek Of Simpson College and
My Impre,s sons OF Cornell College md es', :,
why should S5 Young Man Want d = ,s-l
|
why Should a Young Woman Want a
| College Education?'. -. Helen Woodruff
"A ollege Education 10, as a Preparation for
"a College Education and the Profess
sions" .......................C. W Carr
"A College Education; What is it,"
Music,
E,.oo.-, s.o .-,.-y,.''l ,lo... us p.og44lu.
The addresses and papers will be short
and spicy 1t is expected that Mr..
James Rae will bring out the work of
Simpson College especially strong. MI.
Rae classes as senior at Simpson and
! eho'7ld no f,7ll nf +l,o g. - 4,
that the association and spirit of real
college always give Simpson is the
college that MI. Allan Rae also honored
with brief attendance. Such bright
young men are the best advertiser
a school can have.