The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-11-20
Dou City.

The Dow City markets are not re-
covering from the resent slump in
prices. On Monday the quotations
were as follows: Wheat 70-S5: oats
SO: corn new Is lbs.3 5; old corn as;
hogs So. 90 $4.30:.
Anderson the buyer sent into Chica
go. Monday car of hogs. McColl
had a car at Omaha last week on
which il is understood he had a loss
owing to the fall in prices.
Mr.. Glou of Washington township
was at Omaha Mon lay. to buy fifty
head of feeders.
Prof. Lee of Sac City was here Sun
day morning and preached in the Bap-
fist church.
Pastor Curtis announces that he will
read on Thursday evening at the pray
er meeting a sermon by Wesley on
Justification
Homer Curtis went to Carroll to UNI
pire foot ball game btween Denison
and Carroll. Saturday.
A. j. McColl was here over Sunday
with his people.
The L. n. s. Sabbath school has
already appointed committee to
make plans for celebrating Christmas.
Mr. Stoley the pool hall man has
been over to Manning leaving Jas.
Pearsall in charge of the hall.
Mr.. Vaughn. who assists in the
Crandall barber shop Is still suffering
with the hand which was afflicted
with blood poisoning. He cut his fin
ger down in the country on barber
work at the Odell home.
The Logsdon boy. who had blood
poisoning is reported much better.
Joe McColl has decided to have 9
furnace in his house. and the Server
70. has the contract.
There was regular EXODUS of oul
young people up to Denison on Mon.
day night. to take in the theater il
the opera house. Fully fifty were
in the party. and they had a great
lark. The new train time allowed
them to be home before mid might.
Mrs. DR.. Toon and Mrs. Willis Wig
gins went along to give dignity to tn,
party.
A. C. Butterworth and wife wer,
up last week from St. Louis. AMI
visitors at the home of C. Butter
worth. c. A. is now Assistant Gen
eral Engineer on the Missouri Pacific
The marked event of the week wa
the death and burial of Fred. the sew
enteen year old son of Frank Odel
and wife. The post office and all tn,
stores closed during the hour of tn,
funeral. which was as largely attend
ed as any ever held in Dow City. Ere,
was bright boy in the high schoo
big strong lad like his father. an,
when he took sick and began to vast
away there was much interest taken
and his condition was watched closel,
from day to day. OF course good med
ical skill was procured but seemingl.
to no avail. for the dear boy grey
weaker and weaker and the expecte
urday morning about sunrise. Their
was such sympathy for the famil
that the friends gathered from all tn
surrounding country and many iron
Denison, were at the Methodist churc
for the funeral. The good pastor Rev
Curtis conducted the sevices. Ever
foot of the church was occupied. TIL
choir for the occasion was made up O
Mrs. McConnaughy, Miss Susie Wore
Frank Glassbuner and Eugene Wig
gins. The scripture passage was 0
the healing of the son of the wido1
of Main. The duet Saved by Grace
by Mrs. McConnaughy and Miss Vor
was most touchingly sung. Miss Wig
gins giving an artistic accompaniment
The sermon was based on the declara
ton of st Paul "to die is gain" an
the great comforting truth brought GU
chat there is no death to those VIII
believe in Jesus Christ. The schoe
mates of Fred were there and the
were particularly impressed with tn
tender parts of the sermon. The pas
tor read the following as to the life c
the deceased. Fred Odell was Dor
in Denison. Iowa. July, IL. 1890. an
died at the home of his parents
Frank Odell and wife. one mile Yves
Of Dow City oh November. 10th. 1907
at 7:l5 A. M. aged II years. month
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