The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-01
DOW CITY.

OOW VII 4s
We are pleased to say that Mr.. e.
Howarth is better and about the house.
Herbert Fishell has returned to
Ames college to do some special work
during vacation time.
The cartoonist comes Jan. 6. Hear
him
The presiding elder Rev. Griffith will
hold quarterly meetings at the NJ. E.
church on next Saturday at 2:3O and
p m hold communion service and
preach on Sunday evening.
Miss Flora Virgins is down at Oma-
ha visiting at the home of Mrs. Tripp.
Uncle Norris McHenry was confin
ed at home on Monday with an attack
of grippe.
w. V. Whaley and wife returned on
Monday afternoon from their visit with
Prof. Guy Whaley and wife at Correc-
tionville. On the way home they stop
ped at Sac City and Rockwell City.
A very nice thing was done at the
M. e. Sunday school recently when d
special collection was taken to buy an
American flag for the use of Miss
Mamie Glassburner who is in the mis-
sion field in China.
After the fall of snow on Sunday the
/ sportsmen of town were wild for a
rabbit hunt. Sides were chosen, seven
hunters on a side and the hunt began
it being arranged that the losing side
I should pay for an oyster supper for
the crowd. Groupe No. / was headed
by c. l.. Rudd and he had with him in
the bob Enos Cross, James and George
Pearsoll, j. e. Doser Fred Wiley and
Doc. Gibson. This party skirted along
the river and came home with 6S
Gotten tails. Groupe No. 2 was head
ed by II. C. Stemple and with him wee
J Lon Rudd, E. p. OMeara, Joe Pear
SOIL Earl Ettleman, Dave Bremser and
Andrew Jackson They went south of
town, and played in hard luck for the
other crowd had the dinner for both
and the boys claim they saw but IS
rabbits and these they shot. Nearly
100 rabbits We're piled in a heap at the
Rudd restaurant and any who wanted
one had free access to the pile. Lat
, Ell there was an oyster supper at the
restaurant and all the hardship OF the
= day forgotten.
s There was one resident of our city
f who felt deep interest in the accounts
? ton. Va. The wife of Rev. Curtiss was
e born in that locality and finds she
r knew some of the families who We're
t made fatherless by the fearful eXplos.
d ion which killed $50 men, An appeal
: for aid for the families has been sent
Z to the entire country.
Christmas day was made sad by ths
:. funeral of Miss Francis Frownfeltcl
= which was held in the Methods
church with sermon by Rev. Curtiss
- She was hardly eighteen years old ant
T" died from an operation for append
: citis. She was a young lady much be
: loved and her death was a shock to s
. large circle of friends
u The market report is some stronger
On Monday the quotations We're as TO
lows: corn 49, wheat $3.50; oats 40;
hogs $t05-$410.
Mr.. Earl Burton and wife of Poca
: tello. Idaho have been visitors at the
= home of Nj. Cole and wife she being a
f niece of Mr.. Cole. They have returned
to their home among the sage bush
4 and lava beds.
The Misses Winnie Virgins and
q Nettie Wiley entertained the HI. G.
club on last Friday evening. The mem
v bers We're allowed to invite their broth
r. Ell or other gentleman friends, SO that
v fully thirty We're there. A two course
9 luncheon was served. Well, it is need
J. less to say that they such crowd had
a good time to the limit
The home of Mr. Cole our coal and
d pleasant family reunion on Christmas
$ day. There were present their daugh
{ ter Mrs. Edith Rollins and son OF
: :, kenwood, Frank Mitchell and fife from
near Arion, Annie, Edward and John
4 Flahive of Denison and Miss Mary
:. Flahive and Mr. Henry Wilson of Will
d low township and Mr.. Burton and wife
II of Pocatello. 1t was a great family
u reunion of relations and friends, and
u will be long remembered.
: There is joy at the home of VIII
y Hoffman and wife who are on the Cole
!. farm up in paradice. A first born son
q was born on Dec. g.
Ii The Nelson Bros, our harness max
}. ers We're up at Denison Sunday to see
n their brother Ed, who is with the Men
y agh harness shop.