The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-06-10
DOW CITY HAPPENINGS
j. Ballengee. Correspondent

E. j. Ballengee, Correspondent
Mr.. w. V. Whaley was up in the
Paradise country Monday.
Mrs C. H. A. Davis has been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rae this
week.
Mr.. George Black made a flying visit
to Chicago Sunday, returning on Thurs
day.
Andrew Rule, of Dunlap, was in our
town Tuesday looking after business.
E. NJ. swasey was in Chicago the first
Of the week, returning home Friday.
DR.. Beatty, of Dunlap, passed through
Dow City Thursday.
Mr.. Conrad, of Arion, is reported
dangerously ill with some stomach
trouble.
Some of the ladies of Dow City was
down to Lou Vores Wednesday after
noon where a bountiful repast was
spread and a good time generally was
had.
Mr.. jeff Phillips, Arion's efficient
marshal, was in Dow CITY Friday.
Cards are out announcing a wedding
ceremony to be performed at the home
of Hon. George Rae. his daughter
Agnes to Mr.. Fred Buss of this place.
May long life and happiness attend
them.
Mr.. Raub McKim, of Lake City, was
in this city Friday looking after his
land interests.
Mrs. Ira Trip went to Denison Fri
day.
A gentleman giving his nam as F.
Merrer was in town Friday, accom-
panied by five children, to meet his wife
who had been to Denison to see her
father, MIR. Christensen.
Mrs. C. E. Booth, accompanied by
little Miss Ruby Booth, returned home
Friday from Griswold, after several
days visit to her parents.
Mrs. James Healey and Miss Polly
Healey, of Denison, was in town Wed
nesday and visited with Aunt Lucy
Golf.
We learn that DR.. Bert Wiley, late of
this place. entered into partnership
with anather doctor to practice medi-
c ne at Armour, S. Oak.
Frank Sands had the misfortune to
fall from a tree on Wednesday and
break both bones of his arm.
Mrs. A. C. Heath and son Roice
started to Cedar Falls Friday, to attend
commencement exercises at that place
where a niece of Mrs. Heath is to gradu-
ate.
Grandma Erwing, who fell and broke
her arm several days ago, is getting
along as well as could be expected, not
withstanding her age, she being over
eighty years old.
DR.. Will Craft, formerly Of this, who
graduated at Omaha Medical College
the first of May, located at Gross, Neb.
and made 1925 in thirty days.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. N. V. Sheldon
Thursday, a boy; full weight and active
Mother and boy doing we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Brake went tt
Council Bluffs Wednesday to removt
their household effects to Dow City.
We see by the Des Moines Daily
News that MIR. William Edwards O.
this place has secured a pension of si1
dollars a month. Not many of thu
boys of 81 toss have waited so long TO
a pension.
} The Priscilla Club met with Mildred
and Emma Virgins on Thursday after
noon and as it was supposed to be tn
last meeting that Mrs. George Ingewer
son and Mrs. George Black would at
tend, the club presented those ladie
} each with a silver spoon with Priscilla
, engraved on the bowl.
Z Miss Fannie Perkins, a returned mis-
: sionary, will address the congregatio
4 at the M. E. church on the subject Q
4 Foreign Missions, on Sunday, June 2:
: at which time the annual thank offel
ing will be taken. Everybody invite
to attend.
9 The quarterly meeting of the NJ. F
. church will occur June 10. Elder E {
Franklin will be in atten ance.
Misses Golda Dow and Mamie Be
went to Aainsworth, Neb Tuesday.
Lie Omera went to Omaha Sunda.
n Mrs Isaac Scott went to Counc
Bluffs Saturday.