The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-08-19
DOW CITY HAPPENINGS
e. j. Ballengee, Correspondent

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Mr.. Lyman Higley went to Hutchin
son, Kansas, Tuesday to wind up the
business of his son George, who dice
there 81 short time ago
Mr.. Charles Justus has been home
several days and is rather on the sick
list.
Old Grandma Chambers came over
from Defiance Tuesday to visit among
friends.
MIR. Jo Robinson, of Council Bluffs,
former resident of Dow City, was
calling on friends in and about town
for few days and went home Tues
day.
Mrs. w. M. Seemann, of Denison,
came down to visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. U Wise Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Jackson went to Woodbine
Tuesday
Editor McVey, of the Arion Anchor,
was in town Wednesday circulating a
petition asking for the appointment OF
deputy sheriff for Arion.
DR.. and Mrs. Carr arrived home
Monday fr1m ten days outing to Lake
Okoboji and report fishing fair to good
and not many mosquitoes.
Mr. B. B. Iseminger, of Buck Grove.
was on our streets Wednesday. going on
account of having lost toe in gaso-
line engine.
G. F, Beck, of Ogden, is attending to
the business at the depot in the absence
of Agent j. 7 Sherman, who is on the
sick list and gone to Audubon with his
family to recuperate.
Mrs. Lulu Weeks, who had been
visiting with her brother, Mr.. H. W
Logsdon, returned to her home at Bax-
ter. Iowa, Wednesday.
Mr., Marion Noel, of California June
ton, arrived to visit his brother, Bar
ton Noel, few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. Judd, of the I. G.
depot, took vacation and went west
to Denver and Salt Lake City and re
port having had great time and re-
turned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bagge went to Council
Bluffs Wednesday, to take in the re-
union of the PHILIPPINE soldiers and
have time.
Miss Cora Butts who had been visit
ing her father Mr. Ed Butts Tor few
days returned to Council Bluffs Tues.
day.
Miss Ute Nc Kay who had been visit
at DR. Carr's and Mrs. Will Dow's re
turned home at Missouri Valley Tues,
day.
7 P Black was transacting business
in Omaha Thursday.
Harry Turnland, who had charge at
the |. G. depot during the absence of
Agent Judd has, we understand, been
assigned to work ia Omaha
Mr.. F. B. Sanford, our hotel man,
and his son Robert to visit brother at
Council Bluffs Wednesday, and later in
the week Mrs. Sanford and daughter
Ruth went and all returned home Sat-
urday.
Mr. Adam Lantz, of Dunlap, was
looking for business in town Wednes-
day.
Mess,s. j. L Maurer of Arion and A
j. Larson OF Manila were in town the
other day under the fostering care of
Or. Evans.
Mrs. R. Wright went to Denison Sat
urday.
Miss Susie Scott was at Council Bluffs
the first of the week
Mr. j r. Baher of Soldier. Ia. and
daughter Jessie visited at Dow City
Saturday and Sunday.
Eli Baber loaded his household goods
in to car for Deloit to take charge oe a
section.
Uncle John PETIT started to Salt Lake
City Wednesday to visit brother whom
he had not seen for thirty eight years
He also said he wanted to see the coun.
try where he used to go hunting.
Mrs Earl Baker took No s for Deni
son to visit her sister, Mrs Bert Ly
man.
Mr. Eugene Gulick was south of towr
looking over land