The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-06
Dou CITY.

Mrs. A. H. Harper gave a six O'Clock
dinner to the teachers. All were pres
ent except Miss Riddle who is ill.
The dinner was served in two courses
and was all that could be desired.
Miss Daisy Robinson assisted the
hostess in serving.
| M. G. Goddard assisted W. H..
Virgins is opening up some of his
spring goods
w. E. Flshel was business visi-
tor in Denison Thursday evening.
R. Wright and wife are visiting
in the country with their son Arch,
this week.
Oliver Mcbride who formerly lived
near Defiance. loaded car of house,
hold goods here last Thursday to be
shipped to Logan.
F. M. Arnold and family departed
for their new home in Anoka, Neb.,
last Wednesday.
Rev. A. L. Curtis attended the
Missionary Convention in Council
Bluffs Wednesday and Thursday.
On Monday the 18th. will occur
the election of school directors. 1t is
not only the privilege but the duty Of
every voter to cast his vote so that,
as heretofore. those best qualified may
be elected to that important office.
| N. V. Sheldon. who has been living
in Cherokee for a year moved his
family to Dow City this week. We
welcome them again to our midst.
A young man working for F. C.
Buss. had his back injured. by horse
which pushed him against a partition
in the barn
The illness of Miss Alma Riddle
proved to be the measles. In order
that none of the High School students
should miss their studies. Miss Neva
Crandall was secured on Tuesday to
act as substitute.
|. The Dow City band is a thing of
the past. but the boys will 90 to
Arion and join their band in order
that they may have the leadership of
Dean Talcott. who now resides near
Arion. The band will be composed
practically of the same members as
the Dow City band of last year.
What might have been serious
accident occurred last Wednesday,
while Alice Poitevin and Fern John
son were driving to school. Their
horse being frightened by train.
strarted to run. Fern was thrown
from the buggy. the lines going with
her. Alice jumped and together they
walked to town and found their horse
quietly standing in front of the livery
barn. No one was hurt and no damage
done.
A great deal of moving is being
done both in and around Dow CITY.
Frank Downs has moved to his farm
recently purchased from N. R. Wild
err Jay Bell has moved so his father
, farm near Bell: Mr.. Bremser will
occupy the house vacated by Mr.. Bel
and Mr.. Sheldon the one vacated by
Mr.. Bremser. Mr.. Thomas has moved
to the Tom Leach farm which he pur.
chased last fall. Mr.. Albert Birk.
hofer will move where Mr.. Thomas
lived, Mr.. Mark Riley where Mr..
Birkhofer. and Ed. Baber where Mr..
Riley lived.
j. R. Best is remodeling the ole
pool hall building which he recently
!, purchased. We understand he will
place his hardware stock in there and
the building he now uses for that pur-
pose will be used for implements.
Leroy Olson has severed his con-
nection with Cohen and Sons general
store and Lottie Bixler is working in
his stead.
The dance given in the opera house
last Friday evening by the Talcott
Brothers. was we'll attended. 1t being
mask ball added to the general mer.
riment and it was late hour when
the dancers departed for their several
homes. Supper was served at the
Hotel.
H. D. Kles attended the teachers
meeting in West Side Saturday.
Lawrence Reed of Dunlap was in
town Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. A. l.. Curtis went
to Des Moines Monday morning. Mrs.
Curtis will remain there taking treat
ment at the hospital. All hope she
, may return to US with her health re-
stored to her.
Mrs. Robinson entertained the
q Priscilla Club Saturday afternoon.
There was large attendance and all
enjoyed the social hour as we'll as the
excellent luncheon which she served.
Geo. Fritz is enjoying visit from
his brother and wife.
The Junior Glass of the High School
had debate among their own mem
bers FRIDAY evening, The meeting