The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-10-21
DOW CITY HAPPENINGS
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Mrs. McDougal, daughter of William
Houston, who has been visiting friends
at Dow City returned home to Colum
bus, Neb, Sunday.
Mrs Dick Pence, of Buck Grove who
came over to visit with Mrs Tom Mum
sey the first of the week was taken very
sick but was better at last accounts.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Jim Balantine
Sunday, a boy
Mr.. A. L. Rule, the Dunlap hardware
man, was in town Thursday putting in
furnace for D. M Rudd
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs John Miller a
few days ago a boy.
Mrs. R, A. Gosley, of Indiana, came
Friday morning for visit with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Reynolds
Mr.. w. C. Rolls has been quite sick
with quinsy this week but is much
better at present writing.
Mrs. j. R Baber and son Gordon, of
Soldier, Iowa, were over the first of the
week for visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs E j. Ballenge and left for
home Wednesday.
Mr.. Hugh Mccraw is visiting his
cousin, Mr.. Robert Bell.
Mr.. Ed Chamberlin and family az
rived home from a protracted stay in
Illinois Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 10. Carson, of Yetter,
/ Sac County, drove down for visit with
friends Thursday.
1 Elmer Turnland dropped in for
visit with parents and hand'shake
with friends Thursday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson think they
are the happiest people out It's a girl.
Mr. and Mrs Lou Wore was tran
sacting business in Omaha Thursday.
1 Bob Woodruff says he thinks they
have Scatter branch ditched and dyked
now so that it will not scatter over
town and surrounding country so much
as it has done
Miss Edith Luney, of Denison, and
Mrs. DR.. Sweet, of Woodbine, were
visiting at Clair Butterworth's the last
of the week
Mr.. B. B. Keith, Dow City's famous
! groceryman, has sold out to Mr. A
Fuller. of Woodbine, who took posses
sion Friday, Sorry to lose Ben but he
has been in poor health for some time
and it is hoped a change will do him
good We wish Mr.. Fuller good sue
cess.
Asa Butterworth went to Cedar Falls
Tuesday in the interest Of the Illinois
Central railroad.
Mr.. W. L. Davis, of woodbine,
visited several days this week with his
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. c. McHenry, three miles west of
town.
Mrs. E. j. Ballengee and Mrs. j. A.
Scott drove up to Denison on business
with DR.. Philbrook Friday
Your correspondent was at Arion
Wednesday and took occasion to. call on
Mr.. Don Butler who had been sick for
quite while and was much pleased to
find MIN improved in health.
There has been some talk of new
doctor locating in our town in the near
future @
On Saturday noon at about o'clock
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held at Denison since August as wit
ness in the state case against Numley
for the murder of the Milwaukee brake
man at Arion, in attempting to board
an east bound train missed his hold and
fell under the train. The wheels rolled
over his body at the lower part of the
trunk severing his lower limbs from the
body and mutilating him in fearful
manner. He breathed short time but
never spoke Coroner Evans was sum
moned and was soon on the ground and
after looking over the matter decided
thut it was not necessary to impanel q
jury and the body was left in the care
of Mr.. J. U. Wise, the undertaken.
Mr.. A. H. Nickel, the Baptist min
lister at Dow City, left Friday for Des
Moines and the east part of the state
for weeks absence