The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-08
Dou City.

was not a candidate for the position
again. Miss Strain of Denison was
elected to fill the vacancy. She
comes highly recommended as pri-
mary teacher. Miss Lisle aud Miss
Alexander both have raise in salary.
Fred Baber moves this week into
the Brake house recently purchased by
John Griffin.
Word comes from Canada that Gene
Goddard Pagan has a new little girl
baby.
Milford Sharp's little son is quite
sick with rheumatism. Also Fred
Jackson's little boy is still sick with
rheumatism.
E. w. Buner was down from Cher
okee Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Kelly is sick with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. w. E. t'ishel is over to Ute
for few days visit.
Howard Mcdonald came Friday
afternoon for visit with the McColl
family.
Mrs. c. c. Booth and daughter
Ruby came up from Omaha Sunday
afternoon for q few days visi. at the
old home town, where they have many
relatives and friends.
The Howorths are putting in pri-
vat- telephone line from town out to
the farm. Is
Frank Thompson is improving his
house by the addition Of nice largo
porch.
A student from Sac City conducted
the services at the Baptist church
Sunday.
The Royal Neighbors held very
pleasant meeting Saturday afternoon.
About half q dozen of the Arion
Neighbors. also Mrs. Bolton Of Deni-
son surprised US by being present.
They also assisted in imitation Of
candidates. We are always pleased
to have Neighbors visit US. After
lodge nice lunch was served aud all
enjoyed the social hour until train
time.
Friends of Mrs. Mart Henry are
glad to know that she is making q
good recovery from the operation
which she had some ten days ago.
Pearl Riddle. who is teaching in
the Corwith schools has been home
again.
The Nelson Brothers were up at
Denison Sunday to see their brother.
They had to walk from Arion as the
late train on the Northwestern does
not stop.
The markets have kept up this
week. On Monday hogs were $40
$3.50: oats 43; wheat S5. corn S..
Elder Griffith of the Methodist
church will preach on next Sunday
evening and hold the quarterly con-
ference on Monday morning.
Mr.. Swasey is so sick with rheu-
matism that he may go to Colfax this
week.
A daughter of Fred Nelson was at
the Denison hospital recently for an
operation. DIR. Van Metre accompan-
led her and assisted in the case.
Mrs. Harry Huntington has been
visiting at the Gloe home south east
of town.
Mrs. Whaley was able to be out at
church twice on Sunday. She is gain
ing slowly.
The grocery of Willis Virgins is
torn up this week as he is repapering
and remodeling the interior of the
store. He is having good trade.
Elder Curtis was called to Soldier
Valley M. E. church on Friday to
preach the funeral sermon of Mrs.
Frank Fisher who was a former par
ishoner. But two years ago Rev.
Curtis otficiated at her wedding.
The schools began Monday morning,
and the town seems more natural.
We see that DR.. Van Metre of our
city was elected president of the
Crawford county medical association.
Martin Norris and family have
moved up from Dunlap and he will
work here at his trade as a barber.
We are always ready to welcome
the new people coming to make Dow
City their home.
Asa Talcott was up from Omaha
over Sunday. He has good situation
in the big Hayden store and is doing
we'll.
While not unexpected there was
much surprise on Sunday AFTERNOON
to hear that Mr.. Starr E. Goddard
and Miss Henrietta Wiley were mar
ried at the home of her father. j. F.
Wiley at four in the afternoon. No
announcements had been given and
the bride was at church and Sunday
school that morning. When the
preacher and the Goddard family were
seen riding out in the afternoon, the
watchful one surmised what was