The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-02-07
DOW CITY HAPPENINGS


Prof. Van Ness together with num-
Der OF other Denisonites, was in our
city Saturday, attending the teachers
meeting.
Mr.. Alex Christy, citizen of Den
ison, was transacting business with
our townspeople, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tillett, of Buck
Grove. Sundayed in town with Mr.
and Mrs. e. w Tillett.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wight
Sunday, a girl.
Mrs. A. G. Robertson was called to
Des Moines a few days ago, on account
of serious accident, to her daughter
Mabel, who sustained serious injuries
in runaway Miss Mabel, is Dow
City girl, and has host of good friends
who will be glad to learn CT her speedy
recovery.
Miss Edith Luney, one of Denison's
young ladies, visited with Mrs. Clair
Butterworth one day this week.
Mrs. G. Fl. McHenry. of Denison,
was visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Davis, this week Mrs
McHenry expects to start for Kansas
where she will join her husband, who
is selling agent for cream seperators.
Mrs. Albert Dobie visited her parents
and friends. in the little village of
Soldier, Ia, for the last few days.
Mr.. Herman and Miss Bessie Gran
dell spent Sunday with friends in
Kenwood.
Mrs. F. A. Petit visited her sister Mrs.
Partridge, in Denison this week.
Miss Viola Hansen enjoyed a few
days visit with friends and acquain.
tances near Denison this week.
Our genial, general merchandise
merchant, T. P. Black, soiourned in
Denison, for a short time Tuesday.
VIM Arndt, citizen of Buck Grove.
| transacted business in Dow CITY few
days ago.
Lauren Jones, d. o, arrived in Dow
City, Saturday, having graduated at
the y. L. Still school, of Osteopathv. at
klrksVllle, Mo-, on Thursday evening
of last week. While there was l3l in
the class Laurens grades We're ABOUT the
average, He was accompanied as fai
az DOW City, by his wife and two bows,
and started Sunday for Gordon, Nebr.,
Where he will hang out his single as a
! sull Pledged sd. O." Lauren is 9
widely known newspaper man in the
northwest and has many warm friends
who predict that he will ere long be
numbered amoung the leading Osteop.
atnic doctors in the country Mrs
Conger. wife of our Late minister to
emma, was also graduate in the same
class. Mrs, Jones will join her hus-
band in Gordon, the last of this week
Dow City is a bout to feel the effects
OF the coal famine which has caused so
much suffering in different parts of the
country this winter. There is not a
pound or coal In town that jaw hone
and money will buy and it is hard to
| tell just when there will be Some of
the people have only enough ahead for
two or three days, but as necessity
remedies a great many things, so it
does IN this case, and we will have to
grind the old axe and take a hike" to
the wood pile.
Some farmers say that the recent
quite heaVy snow has partly buried the
feed in cornfields where stock has been
feeding and the stalks are broken down
and trod under foot
Mrs. Randall who has been dangerous
ly IL! for the last ten days is reported TO
be very much better.
only one case of so called small pox
IN town, but there is quite lot of
sickness among children, including one
" ca i lIioUu . llltl6 cQ1IQr6Q who has
been yer y low but is now reported co :
valescat
>rhyynen have been hauling a few
'nad If coal from Arion to temporarily
"el we the coal famine
For some time special meetings have
been held in our little town, and have
met with fairly good success About
SIX weeks ago Rev Nickel. of the
Baptist church, conducted services for
three weeks, which resulted in seven
additions to the church He then had
to abandon any further effort of that
mature on account of the serious con
'dition OF his throat ana nor being able
to get another TO take his place. The
Methodist pastor, Rev. Goodrich. then
began series of meetings, and was as
sisted last week by Rev. Meredith. of
smith enter, Kansas, and this week
by Rev Graube, of Summerville. Mo