The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-09-25
Dou City.

Mrs. w. N. Schouten entertained
several of her friends Thursday after
noon in honor of her birthday.
Roy Curtis went to Madison. Wis.,.
Thurday to specialize IN History and
Political Science. He had before
graduated at the Wesleyan college at
Lincoln. Nebr.
Born to j. R. Best and wife on
Wednesday Sept. 18th girl.
A. Alexander. VIM. Sterrett. Harry
Huntington. Lon Rudd. Gene Gram
dali and Gene Virgins drove to har-
Ian Thursday returning home Friday
evening.
Frank Howorth took E. H. Gran
dali. Jess Wiley. Earl Chambers. and
John Howorth to Harlan Wednesday
in the auto. On Thursday he took
Emil Doser. DR.. Evans, o. ]. Judd
and A. A. Luke. All thoroughly en-
loyed the races at the fair.
M. G. Virgins attended the band
carnival in Denison Monday.
Mrs. VIM. E. Dow very pleasantly
entertained the ladies of the Pricilla
Club on Saturday afternoon. A de-
lightful two course luncheon was
served. The out of town guests were.
Mrs. c. w. Carr of Denison. Miss
Mckay of Missouri Valley, Mrs. j.
A. Williams of Council Bluffs and
Mamie Bell of Sioux City.
DR.. F. B. Evans moved last week
into the house recently used as the,
hotel. R. Wilder moves this week
into the property vacated by DR..
Evans.
Henry Young and wife returned
home from an extended visit with rel
atives in the east. They report hav-
ing had most enjoyable trip.
Born to Thos. Rule and wife on
Wednesday. Sept. 18th. a girl.
A.. A. Luke purchased Shetland
pony while at Harlan last week.
Remember the Parland NewhaIl
Co.. the first number on the lecture
course on Monday night. Sept. 80.
This promises to be one of the best
musicals ever heard in Dow City.
Seats may be reserved at j. E. Dos
err on Friday Sept. 9th.
Mrs. H. C. Stemple is entertaining
a friend. Miss Sheldon.
Jack Scott says there is new
blacksmith at his house who arrived
on Monday.
| Our people We're glad to know that
the old Dow elevator has been bought
by our buyer McColl. Joe is getting
to be quite a holder of Dow City
property on Main street. 1t is rum
ored that some Dunlap parties were.
after the elevator. to shut McColl out
of buying grain. He has made
good grain market for Dow City this
Year.
Carrier Brake reported that the
storm of last week did considerable
damage on his route. Some fifty
stacks of grain were thrown down.
Mr.. Hoiburg had his barn anu other
improvements damaged.
News has come that the mail routes
of the county will be all changed
about. The route of Mr.. Brake will
be made over twenty three miles. No.
2 will go far up in Willow. and Mr..
Rule has some changes. All go in
effect Nov. 18th.
On Monday the Dow City market
was as follows: Barley 7O-74cts.
oats 4O-42. wheat SO-87. hogs S.. As
$3.50. cattle SIS. 50-$6. so: chickens
cash cts, geese and one half.
David Clark and Joe McColl sent
cattle and hogs to market on Satur-
day.
A car loaded with 1900 bushels of
barley went from here to Milwaukee
on Monday. Presume it will come
back in liquid form.
Our respected farmer Soloman Glib
son has been enjoying visit from his
daughter, Mrs. j. F. Willitt and her
husband from Omaha. and his son-in
law w. S. Saul of Wyoming. who is
Miss Mckay of Missouri Valley
was an over Sunday visitor at the
home OF Mrs. w. E. Dow.
M. G. Goddard took the l. C. train
for Council Bluffs on Monday.
Our town sent delegation Satur-
day to the L. D. S. campmeeting at
Moorhead. They went in an auto.
driven by Ed. Chamberlain and made
the trip in less than three hours by
way OF Charter Oak. With him were
w. E. Fishel. w. C. Rolls, A. H.
Rudd and Jim Pearsol. They did
what they could to help Denison to
have the next meeting.
Our beloved pastor Rev. Curtis will
begin protracted meetings with the
first Sunday in October. Church and
Sunday school affairs seem to prosper
under his pastorate.