The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-03-25
Dou5 CITY.

tion takes place. The peoples caucus
held on Tuesday night of last week
named this ticket: Mayor G. w.
Langley; treasurer. E. G. Virgins;
assessor, w. C. Rolls; councilmen for
full term. 7. w. Swatman and Clair
Butterworth; councilmen for me year.
j. a. Scott and E. N. Chamberlain.
A. H. Rudd was elected committee
man Wednesday night.
Another ticket was named by cit
liens caucus as follows: VIM. Hous-
ton, MAYOR; G. w. Huntington. treas
urer; A. H. Rudd. assessor: council
men for full term, Eugene Crandall
and Eli Baber and councilmen for one
year to fill vacancy. Alfred Jackson
and D. S. Miller. NJ. G. Virgins
was chosen committeeman
Mrs. Saul and children. who have
been visiting here for few months
returned to their home at Douglas.
Wyoming, last week.
A home wedding was solemnized at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. R. Griffin, at high noon.
on Wednesday. March Is. Elder j. l..
Butterworth tied the nuptial knot.
The wedding was quiet one. wit
messed only by the immediate reia-
tives of the bride and groom and
few intimate friends. On Wednesday
evening a reception was given them
at the home of the groom's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Messenbrink.
They will begin housekeeping soon on
the r. A. Wore farm southwest of
Dow City.
Ola Virgins came home Sunday
evening from Cherokee for visit
with her mother.
Winnie Rudd and Lottie Rae enter
tanned at the Rudd home. 1t was a
St. Patrick party and much enjoyed
by about forty of their young friends.
The evening was spent with music.
readings and games. A delicious
lunch was served. The girls are
proving themselves excellent enter
tanners.
On Monday evening of last week a
kitchen shower was given for Minnie
Griffin at the Henry Young home.
Mrs. G. H. Huntington was very
pleasantly surprised Wednesday even
ing of last week by the members of
the Dow City Rebekah lodge. who
gathered at the home at the close of
lodge. She was detained at the lodge
room and the others had possession
when she arrived home. Light re-
freshments were served and general
good time was enjoyed. Mrs. Hun
Ellington will soon join her husband on
their South Dakota homestead. She
was presented with fine emblem pin
as token of the esteem in which she
is held by the lodge. We all regret
to lose this family from among US. !
Aunt Janet Rae is in Denison nurss
ing in the Helsley family.
Thursday evening Mr.. Hargens who
lives north of town came in horse
back. In some way the horse got
loose and went on the Northwestern
track at the depot. After several
trains had passed over it, there was
not much of it left.
Uncle Morris McHenry has pur-
chased the residence recently vacated
by the Bremser family and will move
| RI tou,p in about month
Claus Hansen had his hand badly
injured while working with a wind
mill.
Mrs. M. G. Virgins will be down
with her daughter. Mrs. Mcbride for
the next two weeks leaving the folks
at home to shift for themselves.
F. Doser our druggist, is back from
his claim near Wendt, S. d. He re-
ports things booming there now.
Ed. Williams. Geo. Pearsoll and
Jess Justice shipped over the North.
western in going up to their claims.
This is the nearest way but it means
fcrding river with their goods.
Mrs. l.. E. Poitevin returned Sun
day night from visit with relative:
near Woodbine.
Elder Charles Butterworth came
home MONDAY from Denison where ht
had been holding meeting at the home
of Mr.. Montgomery.
One of the most worthy household
of this locality had twenty fiji
wedding anniversary on last Friday
Frank McHenry and wife had beer
given this happiness. AS so many o
the relatives lived near Denison tn
anniversary was celebrated at tn
home of Mrs. McHenry's sister. Mrs
Pierce of that city. We wish ther
many years of life and happiness.
While not much is said. yet it !
generally understood that in the cit
election those favorable to the saloo
and those opposed will be ranged 0