The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-17
Dou> City.


above the ordinary and all will be
free. No entrance fee asked. So
plan to bring the whole family and
have good time.
Rev. Curtis and Gertrude Logsdon
were elected delegates from the
Epworth League to the convention at
Council Bluffs. The pastor went down
on Wednesday morning to attend the
district conference. He is chairman
of the committee on examination of
local preachers.
Mrs. Ed Brake was reported quite
sick the fore part of the week.
The Nelson brothers are now room
ing and boarding at the George Fritz
home.
Wheat from this locality is being
sent to the mill at Jefferson.
The Bremser boys are to have. an
automobile. 1t is an Odds runabout
and warranted to climb the hills no
matter how steep.
Martha Curtis has been spending
the week at the pleasant Glassburner
home. south of Arion.
The G. H. C. society had delight
full time at the meeting with Norinne
Fishel on last Saturday afternoon.
The children of the M. E. school
gave a fine program on last Sunday
evening. The singing was especially
good.
j. H. Rolls and wife were up from
Dunlap last Sunday guests at the
home of the ex-mayor.
There have been a number of
stock shipment recently. Haworth
brothers sent in cattle to Chicago on
Saturday night receiving S7.40. Joe
McColl shipped car Of hogs to Oma-
ha receiving $3.50 and says he made
some money on them. Jake Ahart
shipped hogs from Kenwood. Mr..
Alexander sent in car of cattle to
Chicago.
The markets on Tuesday were
corn. SIS: wheat $3.50: oats 40; hogs
$3.50.
Stanley Curtis is home from Madison
university.
Mrs. Adolph Honz and children
visited relatives a Sioux City last
week.
Mrs. B. H. Virgins went to
Cherokee Friday for visit with her
daughter.
1 Roy Roup visited over Sunday with
Mrs. S. E. Baber and family.
Melvin Graul came home Saturday
from Des Moines where she has been
attending Highland Park college.
Miss Ada Hallowell came home
Sunday from Sugar City, Idaho. where
she had been teaching for the past
year.
Rev. N. V. Sheldon has his house
hold goods all packed and ere this is
in print will be on be on the way to
the new hume in Washington. Monday
evening about sixty-fve friends of
the Sheldon family met and went in
body to their home and completely
surprised them. They took refresh.
ments also few nice presents. All
had a good time, but back of the
smiles was the sadness of parting.
All wish them safe journey and sue
cess in their new home.
S. Jackson will move into the
| house this week which he n,,rcha sod
of Mr.. Sheldon.
John Turnlund will move from
Arion and occupy the jackson house.
Word comes that E. E. Edwards,
we'll known in our city has been APP
poln,ed postmaster of Armour, South
Dakota. He took the office last Mon
day.
Quite a number of the Royal
Neighbors went out to the hume of
Mrs. George Binnall Tuesday after
noon for the social meeting which
is held every month at some Neigh
boris home. Refreshments were
served and all enjoyed the afternoon.
as Mrs. Binnall is an excellent host
ess.
If you see a woman coming up
some side street with fishing rod
on her shoulder and an empty basket
on ner arm you can guess where she
has been. There have been several
disappointments this week.
Come to Dow City on the Fourth.
The ladies of Dow City will serve
ice cream and cake at the Ahart hall
on Saturday afternoon and evening.
The proceeds will be applied to the
fund for building a band stand at
the park. Everybody come.
There will be meeting on Monday
evening at seven of all women of
Dow City and vicinity who are inter
ested in raising money for band
stand in our progressive town.
The orator ON July 4th. will be Hon
Charles G. Saunders. of Council
Bluffs. He is one of Iowa's creates,