The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-11-06
Dou City.

| Our worthy postmaster was visit
or at the county seat on Thursday.
The Baptist membership have ar
ranged plan to have preaching each
Sabbath by means of a supply to come.
from the baptist college at Sac City,
Prof. Lee has been down for two
Sundays.
G. w. Langley was over on the
Willow Monday and the next day took
look at the county seat.
Mrs. McConnaughey has consented
to teach vocal music in our schools.
Thus our school board is making the
schools better.
Our teachers. the Misses Lisle
and Alexander attended the South
western Teachers Association at Coun-
Gil Bluffs on the two last days of the
week.
Rev. Curtis. the M. E. pastor is at
,Glenwood this week attending district
conference.
There was some excitement in
town Monday over horse race. The
horses owned by Albert Burkhoffer
and Chris Suhr were matched. The
Burkhoffer horse won. but the other
side claimed unfair racing.
John Rae living southwest of town
has about completed system of
water works on his farm. He has a
wind mill. reservoir and the water
piped to the barn and stock yards.
Mrs. Rolls. wife of the mayor and
RUBY were in Denison one day last
week.
The L. d. S. church is looking fine
and the members are we'll satisfied.
The building has been papered and
painted anew and with five large gas
lights is we'll lighted. which it was.
not before.
j. H. Rolls was up from Dunlap to,
see his son one day last week. He
claims to be one of the oldest readers
Of the Review.
Mrs. r. T. Baber was in Denison
on Monday.
4 A petition was given the council on
Monday night asking for making and
enforcing an "anit-spitting" ord
ance. The petition was we'll signed
and it is confidently expected that the
much needed regulation will be made.
Our barber. Mr.. Crandall took a,
look at Omaha last week.
The steel steps are put in place
so the hall over the COIN store can be
used. The steps are on the north
side of the building. People go east
a short distance and then ascend the
steps. facing to the west, the door
being cut through the last window to
the west. on the second floor.
4 Pastor Curtis took up the question
Of the enforcement of law in his SER
: mon last Sunday night. He urged
that disrespect for law bred anarchy.
Incidentily he condemned the lawless-
ness of the saloons of Iowa. and the.
intolerance of even legal demands
made by the people of Davenport.
e Alfred jackson and is sons. A. F.
and A. L. were at Dunlap Sunday at
tending the funeral of F. j. Naughton
an old acquaintance.
F. F. Jackson and Mr.. Brake are
kept busy with their new bakery.
] They can hardly bake enough to-
e supply the demands.
There was quite an exodus of our
people to Denison Saturday night to
hear and see The Flaming Arrow. .
Among these were w. E. Fishel and
= wife and daughter. Gene Crandall
Z and. Eugene Virgins. Winnie Wig
gins. Ida Davis. also Druggist Dozer
and Miss Crandall.
n Halloween was not forgotten by
d our people in social life. There was
most merry party at the former S.
y e. Dow residence at which Lou and
v Neva Crandall were the hustesses. For
. the first hour or more the young peo-
4 pie wore masks and costumes and
n there were some surprises when the
S masks were removed. A we'll pre-
r pared tour course luncheon was
e served. and the affair one of the most
t enjoyable held here for some time.
v In another part of town Mrs. Stempel
invited number of friends in honor
r of her guest Miss Sheldon of Okla
J. home and fine time is reported
there. Last. but equally enjoyable to
e them party for the little ores at the
home of Mrs. Swazey. So in spite
/ of the hard rain. Dow City was joyous
that night.
The Beauchamp lecture on 'Take
e the Sunny side'' was big success.
He is one of the most popular lee
q turers of the country.
t The markets on Monday were as
follows: Wheat 70-s5; Barley car
/. lots 60; Oats IS; Corn. old So. new 40
J. for 80 lbs. Hogs 81 80 to SIS 10.