The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-12-20
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Wednesday Mr.. Lukes were fumi-
gated and released from quarantine
for scarlet fever. Both little girls
have been very sick but are now
victorious over the dread disease and
all are glad to breath fresh air again.
Henry Olmstead is still quite sick
with pneumonia.
At meeting Of the Royal Neigh
bors the following officers were elect
ed. Oracle, Tillie Hollowell: Vice
Oracle. Mrs. Riley Talcott: Recorder.
Mrs. Fritz; Receiver, Mrs. Swasey
Marshall, Mrs. Will Rule: Sentinels,
Mrs. Nellie Baber and Mrs. Will
Fishel: chancellor Mrs. Walters;
Physician. DR.. Evans Business mana
Igers. Mrs. Evans and Peter Hollowel.
Mr.. Thompson is again around
after his recent illness.
| Ed. Brake and wife have again
opened their bakery on Main street.
This is good news to Dow City. as
we always get what we want there.
Roy Olson and wife have moved
here from South Dakota. They will
occupy Mrs. Woods east rooms and
Mr.. Olson will work in the Larson &
Olson store.
/ Mrs. DIR. Norman of Omaha is
visiting this week with friends in
Dow City.
| Little Dorothy Rule. daughter OF
Geo. Rule is sick with scarlet fever.
| Monday evening the water works
system was pronounced finished and
was accepted by the counsel. The
contractor left on the 1917 train.
The church people are preparing
for pleasant Xmas eve.
Mrs. Gannaway was business call
er between trains in Denison on Sat-
urday.
The Masons elected officers Monday
evening.
The tiny babe of Mr.. and Mrs. Oh
son died Tuesday morning. Inter
ment in the Dow City cemetery.
4 Mrs. Swasey went to Denison Sat-
urday.
The schools will close Friday for a
two weeks holiday vacation.
Upon the resignation of Miss Cora
Howorth of the Arion school the board
showed good judgment in electing
Miss Lulu Howorth to fill the vacancy.
Dave Houston started for New
Mexico Tuesday. He is in search of
new location.
Mrs. johnson of Denison is nursing
at Geo. Rules.
Mrs. Chamberlain was IN Denison
Saturday.
Grace Dauhgenbaugh who has been
working in Kiron is at home this
week.
Mrs. Fisher is here with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Judd.
Miss Howorth and Miss Davis Of
Arion spent the evening Tuesday al
the Howorth home in Dow City.
Mr.. Fritz is having furnace put
in his dwelling. The Stewart Lum-
Der Co. is doing the work.
The Rebeccas are planning on T,
! basket supper some time in January
= A program and an all-round GOO
!. time are expected. Watch for tn
= date.
: Friday evening a large audienc
gathered at the Methodist church t
? hear Prof. Newens, the monologist
give "a Singular Life. - This wa
one of the richest treats that Do,
h City has ever enjoyed. Besides be
g ing a real artist in his chosen line
e. Mr.. Newens brought especial intel
mt est into this recital as he has recen
9, ly visited the place where the plot {
yh this story is laid and was introduces
e. to. the very people who formed tt
ne foundation for the cast of the charac
If ers, by the author herself. Elizabet
'r Stuart Phelps.
d. Monday night while baking 'bul
ice at his bakery, Ed. Brake stepped
ew the door to get breath of fresh al
His attention was attracted to
small flicker of fire down Main
He Immediately gave the alarm and
E. was found that the pool hall was
ldy fire. Owing to the prompt and Ell
no Gent work of our new water wor
the the fire was promptly put out. H
the water works not been compile
no doubt the whole west side wo,
lie have gone.
uri The officers for the Masonic Lod
to for the ensuing year are o. j. Ju
w. M; Frank Howorth. S.
vas Robt. Houston, j. W.. E. N. Cha
ha. berlain. Treas. S. E. Goddard. S
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