The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-11-07
DOW CITY HAPPENINGS
E. j. Ballengee. Correspo adent


The hot weather has made husking
rather dull but the bracing air of the
last few days has started the boys toE
moving with their usual sprightliness.
The many friends of James Rae and
Don Talcott We're glad to see them
home to vote
The saloons We're closed Tuesday and
no bootlesging Not man in town
with a jag on A great many wished
it might be 80 always.
This year the Baptist ladies had pre-
pared feast for the community to be
served as has been the custom in the
front of the hall where the voting is
done, 1t is the only suitable place in
town and is a great convenience to the
public and officers of election But
some little fellow objected, so, they
were debarred.
The following invitation was issued
by the Epworth League at its regular
business meeting Monday night. ''Since
two Methodist colleges are inviting the
young people Of this community to par
take of the fruit of the tree of know
ledge as grown at their shrine and we
believe the young people of Dow City
are worthy of the best and that colleges
and college work are of the highest in
terest to our intelligent community,
we, the Epworth League of Dow City,
Iowa, invite the representatives of
Simpson and Cornell college to partici-
pate in the following joint program
Five Mi,at. Speech. college Sports"
Cornell. ................... ]. n. Bell
Essay. Collage Trainings AS A Help In
Every Day Life..... ...... ......
Cornell Helen Woodruff
Simpson Agnes Buss
Address o, Paper, A New Student I'm
| pressioxs of College. ge...............
Cornell sll..............,. William Higiey
t. Simpson. .f......,. $500. Jennie Rae
| Grafton ........ "A Christian Education
Cornsll. ............S. ]. Woodruf
Simpson ..................J James RAJ
The above program to be given unde:
the auspices of the Literary Department
Of the Epworth League in the M. 3
church, Thursday evening Jan. 1st 1903
1t will be noted that the representation
from each school is given the SAM
subject This will give the view poin
of each college on these topics. II
avoid any possibility of controversy al
productions must be submitted to Mr.
Benjamin Talcott vice president of tn
Literary Department of the Epwortl
League for his approval and he is here
by authorized to reject anv production
Mrs ]. T. Shearman was in tow
i Tuesday having her household good
removed and did not know where the,
were to go Had two places in viev
and would load her goods and awai
further orders.
The Baptist people are remodelin
their church and all services will b
held III GREEN'S hall at present 1t
supposed it will he about three week
before the church is ready for OF
cupancy
Bobs jim is engaged in building
fine residence about four miles in th
J country for Tom Ahart. When con
: pleted it will be among the best cou1
try residences in the county.
Miss Alice Stevens of Denisor
: visited over Sunday with Miss Nlildre
Virgins.
t Miss Susie Craft came down frol
Denison Friday to visit a few days wit
her sister, Mrs. j. r, Bagge.
Mrs. George Davis went to Denise
Tuesday in company with her grant
mother Mrs. Crandell
Mrs. Nancy winka, wife OF Hem
Winka, was in town Wednesday, the
having separated and she is on her wa
f TO walnut to live with her son. III
first husband, Mr.. Benedict, died
year or so ago and she married M
Ocean of Dunlap, They separated al
she married Mr.. Winka some thr
L months ago and now they are parted.
FOUND-A A mixed brown shawl, ,
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