The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-02-26
Dou, City.

Dout City.
Mrs. E. N. Chamberlin who has
been quite sick is reported improving.
Grandpa Baber had light stroke
Of paralysis Friday evening and is in
a serious condition on account of his
advanced age.
Agnes Holiday of Denison was an
over Sunday visitor in Dow City.
The Washigton's birthday program
given by Miss Alexander and Miss
Goddard's rooms was enjoyed by the
High School on Friday morning and
by other visitors in the afternoon.
The Senior class gave a program on
Friday afternoon. The life of Lin
coin was considered. also the lives of
the two poets, Lowell and Whittier.
There was a review of a work of
each. also comparison of their
lives and works. The school board
was present also many other visitors.
The first Friday in March will be
the Royal Neighbors anniversary day.
and it will be appropriately observed.
Two beneficiary candidates will be
inflated. Refreshments served and
other entertainment of interest to
every member. All members of
Mineral Park Camp should be pres
ent. Meeting at p. m. in Whaley's
hall.
| Asa Baber. who has been in the
train dispatcher's Office at Nation,
Ill. is home for visit.
| Mrs. Caroline Reynolds started
Thursday of last week for an extended
visit in Indiana.
Patsy Roy and family. who have
been living in Nebraska for a snort
time. have again moved back to town.
Charley Kelly. who has been visit
ing his parents. left Tuesday for Da-
kota where he expects to locate a
homestead.
| Mrs. A. R. Whaley has returned
from the Methodist hospital in Des
Moines. She is very much i'm
proved. but is weakened from the
operation. All are glad to welcome
her home.
! Mayor Rolls is out again after
being at home sick for several days.
w. A. Baber returned Sunday from
Overton. ,leb.. where he has been
visiting his daughter for several
weeks.
| E. r. Brake has sold his bakery TIC
O. A. Cooper. the restaurant man.
We have been informed that Mr..
Copper will run the bakery in the
rooms back of the restaurant. All
are glad that the bakery will not
close up. Mr.. Brake expects to move
to Kansas.
Milford and Harry Sharp. Allen
Howorth and Charles Vassar, shipped
their household goods. and have gone
to Dakota to make their future home.
The women will go later on.
Rev. Cornelious Butterworth will
arrive in Dow City this week to visit
his relatives here. He is the brother
of Charles. Clair and Leonard Butter
worth. He has been missionary for
the Latter Day Saints church in Aus
tralia for twenty years and as such
is one of the veteran workers for the
church in the foreign fields. His
coming and the information he can
give, is looked forward to with inter
est.
There is TO be a regular Dow City
colony up near Wendt. South Dakota.
where there is homestead lands. The
Sharp party has already gone and in
the near future there will follow Har-
ry Huntington. George and James
Pearsoll Jess Justice, Will Sterrett.
Lon Rudd. Zed Williams. Geo. Carey
and others.
There are special meetings in pro-
gress in the SAINTS church with Elder
Crabb, in charge.
There was a sale at the Riley Tai
colt farm Tuesday with Justice for
auctioneer.
The traction engine owned by N.
D. Norris of Dunlap. and which was
used in saving lumber a number of
miles south of town. became stalled in
the mud on Monday evening. as the
men were trying to bring it to the
station here. to swap for another.
There has been more trouble in the
Walter Quick family. His conduct
| became such that she has left him.