The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-02-27
DOW CITY.

DOW CITY.
Mr.. Rolls, Starr and Martin God
dard and d. E. Bremser were in
Omaha on Tuesday and o. J. Judd
on Wednesday. Mr.. Lee from Den
ison took charge of the work at the
1. Z. depot during Mr.. Judd's alb
sence.
Alex Barber and wife, who are
now residing at Elm Creek, Neb.,
are visiting relatives and their many
friends in Dow City.
Brinton Sharp purchased the
dray line from S. H. Kline,
taking possession last Monday.
Mrs. w. V. vhaley was on the
sick list last week.
The High School organized
Literary Society last Friday after
noon. A committee of two from
each class will arrange for pro-
gram to be given week from next
Friday, to which all are cordially
invited. The Senior class will al
so have charge of the program for
the morning exercises this week,
each class taking their respective
turns for the following weeks.
Mr.. Clark Best and Miss Ger
trude Leslie were married at the
home of the BRIDES parents on last.
Wednesday,, Rev. A. L. Curtis Off
ciating. The young couple will go
to housekeeping in Arion where the
groom has a good position with the
Arion Mill Co. We extend con-
gratulations to this worthy couple.
A very pleasant evening was
spent at the home of Mrs. Gamma
way last Wednesday evening when
she with her music pupils, Misses
Alma Riddle, Neva Crandall, Ida
Davis. Helen Bell and Winnie
Virgins gave u piano recital.
About fifteen guests were present
Mrs. Gannaway hopes to give one
of these recitals each month for the
benefit the pupils derive from pub
lie playing.
Mr.. G.. w. Huntington suffered
from an attack of appendicitis last
week, but at the present writing is
much improved, and we are pleased
to note that an operation was not
necessary.
A private iron bridge is to be put
in for Blume Bros, who live
northwest of Dow City. The
bridge spans Boyer river which di-
vides their land, and it will be of
great benefit to the owners.
While on his way to his work at
Billings, Montana, after q two
weeks visit with his parents here,
Carlin Talcott was taken with the
measles and was Obliged to stop off
in South Dakota for medical aid.
Miss Mary Howorth entertained
the M. HI. G. club at her home ON
Friday evening. Light refresh
ments We're served.
The Priscilla club met with Miss
Helen Goddard Saturday afternoon.
An elegant luncheon was served.
A farewell party was given the
Haworth young people at their
home last Wednesday evening.
They have gained many friends
while here and all regret their
leaving, but wish them success in
their new home in South Dakota.
Miss Winnie Rudd substituted
Monday in the primary departments
for Miss Alma Riddle, who was
obliged to remain at home on ac.
count of sickness.
Mrs. Frank Evans ard baby arc
visiting in Panora. DIR. Frank
Evans joined them on SATURDAY..
The keester moving picture show
given in the opera house last We'd
nesday and Thursday evening was
quite we'll attended. Their views
We're good and the people felt we'll
repaid for having attended.
Several car loads of cattle were
shipped to Chicago last Saturday
night.
The car shortage has struck Charter
Oak. and at least one of our grain
shippers is calling for cars by written
notices. His auditor told him the
other day that he saw more than 500
idle cars on the terminal tracks in
Omaha only a short time ago. The
matter has been sent to headquarters.
SO If the story is true we will no
doubt hear something dron IN eho,.