The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-12-16
DOW CITY ITEMS

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The new hotel is progressing, and
those who have been inside think it
will be just right for our use, except
in big rush of people.
There is not the best of news from
the Marion Cole home. The wife and
mother is very sick; at intervals un-
conscious. Both of her daughters are
with her.
There is good news from Denison;
that Mrs. Judd who was operated on
at the hospital will recover.
The Methodists had good day Sun
day. Rev. Baxter, the Presiding Ed
err was here in the morning and he
gave a strong sermon administering
the Communion. In the evening
Pastor Curtis spoke to house full Of
people.
Ex-mayor Rolls and wife and daugh-
ter were at Omaha on Saturday and
took in the big corn show
On Thursday evening of last week,
the Odd Fellows had a smoker in their
hall; Grad Master White of Woodbine,
being present.
A. A. Luke and wife who live east
of town were county seat visitors
on Monday.
j. E. Dozer, our druggist, is back
from his trip to New Mexico. He in
vested in some land which when ir-
rigated he thinks will raise a wonder
full crop. He bought near Artisia.
Miss Bixler, the capable clerk was
in Denison the fore pare of the week.
Mrs. Hammond, of Ogden, is a vel
come visitor among her Dow City
friends.
The next meeting of the w. F. NJ
society of the M. E. church will be
held on next Saturday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Whaley.
Mr.. Hawley and wife are here and
if he can rent farm he may stay
in this locality. Mr.. Hawley is a
brother of Mrs. Swasey.
Rev. Curtis is in receipt of news
that his friend, DIR. Caldwell of Little
Sioux, died with appolexy. Some oil
our people met him recently when he
was over consulting with DR.. Var
Metre, when Martha Curtis was sc
sick.
| Jack Mcbride and wife were Satur
day and Sunday visitors here.
Mrs. Marion Cole is still very SICK
Miss Mae Kelly, the nurse, is still
with her.
Henry and Sears Nelson drove ove]
to Kiron Sunday and came home
Monday.
Mrs. Carrie Hammond, of Ogden
Iowa is here for an extended visit
with her many friends.
The Encampment invited the Ode
Fellows to their hall as guests las
Thursday evening. Grand Maste,
White ofWoodbine, was presented ant
gave much instruction on the lodge
work. A nice supper was served, ant
all enjoyed the smoking after sup
per but three.
Mrs. Fritz entertained the Roya
> Neighbors Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Grant, O
Woodbine, were over Sunday visitors
in Dow City.
Robert Woodruff was in Deniso]
Friday.
Barbara and Ellen Scott were DEM
son visitors Saturday.
Harvey Kenney, of Woodbine, wa
an over Sunday visitor at the Nc
Call home.
The entertainment given by tn,
High school was decided success il
every respect. The hall was we'll fill
ed, which insures financial success
Everyone was we'll satisfied with tn
entertainment which proves that eacl
one did their part in the best possible
manner. They were all we'll traine,
which speaks we'll for the teachers
The colored glee club made much mer
riment and were recalled a number o
times. The Girls Glee Club also san,
very nicely. This was much bet
ter entertainment than the prince
of Sweden" which was fifty cents ad
mission. The ones in the play al
deserve special mention as each di
their part so we'll. All are so vel
: pleased that should the High schoo
give another play they will again hav
a full house.
Morris Wilder entertained the Sen
! Tors at dinner Monday. All enJoye
9 the good dinner which Mrs. Wilde
3 prepared for them.
Robert Woodruff was a Sunday Wis
: itor at Council Bluffs. Wonder wha
: is the attraction.
Mr.. Berka, the jeweler, returne,
: Monday from weeks vacation, spen
in Nebraska and Kansas.