The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-24
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our Fourth of July celebration and it
is seen that we are to have a bis
time. While all usual attractions arc
free. the added one of the wrestling
match will cost an admission fee to
see. for the men would not come for
small sum of money.
j. U. Wise is back with his Dow
City friends. having been secured as
a clerk by the enterprising Cohen &
Son firm. He will do undertaking
work as a business of his own. His
Friends welcome him and his wife
back.
The worthy women of our town
have taken up the matter Of raising
funds for the building of a permanent
band stand in the park. They have
organized with the following officers
President Mrs. Swazey: vice-pres-
dent. Mrs. Van Metre: secretary,
Miss Helen Goddard: treasurer. Mrs.
Will Dow. They had social at the
hall last week and the funds raised
then and what they gained otherwise
has made a fund of nearly $50. They
may give meals in the rink on July
Fourth. Mr.. Swatman. the owner has
rendered the use of the rink free to
them for that day.
Mark Riley is recovering from his
rheumatism. Mr.. E. v. Goddard. who
was quite sick Saturday and Sunday
is better. Mrs. Colby. who is also
sick at the Kuykendall home. is in a
serious condition.
Stanley Curtis is not of the stuff
which remains idle. He has gone out
to the farm east of town run by VIM.
Morrison and gone to work.
There will be the usual services at
the l.. D. S. church next Sunday it
is expected that Rev. Cornelius But
terworth will preach.
The M. f. parsonage seems DESERT
ed for Mrs. Curtis and Martha are
away. They have gone to visit the
parents of Mrs Curtis at GAINESVILLE,
Ohio. and relatives at Fairmont and
Huntington, West Va. They may
be gone six weeks and will enjoy, all
hope, fine time.
Mrs. Prentice. of Dunlap. is giving
instruction in instrumental music to a
large class at Dow City. On Tuesday
she gave big recital at Dunlap
and this caused many pupils and their
friends to be at Dunlap. The younger
pupils were on program in the fore
noon and the older ones in the after
noon. The Dow City pupils did we'll.
There were four accessions to the
M. E. church on Sunday last.
John Killion returned from visit
in Dakota Friday.
large barn on his farm, just east of
town.
Word came Thursday that George
Back. a former resident of our town
had died suddenly while at the supper
table. He had been ailing but was
not thought to be seriously sick. Mr..
Black has for some time been running
a store at Fort Dodge. Much SYM
pathy is expressed for Mrs Black and
her children.
Mrs. Nettie Graves went to Fort
Dodge Friday to be present at the
funeral of Geo. Black. which took
place OF Saturday. She will be gone
for several weeks.
Miss Mildred Virgins has gone to
the eastern part of the state. She
will visit at Garner, Fort Dodge.
Mason City and other places. She
also expects to visit the Dr. Norman
family at Cherrydale. Kansas this
summer.
The social event of the week will
be the wedding of Miss Allie Riddle
and David Bremser, which will take
place Wednesday evening at 8:
O'Clock. They will go to housekeeping
in the Robinson house recently va
Gated by the AL Rudd family. We
wish them much iov