The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-02
work and many other things too num-
erous to mention the list will ap-.
pear next week.
DOW CITY.
pear next

Mrs. John Trimble of Virginia,
Mimi. is visiting at the w. e. Fishel
home. Before marriage she was Fay
Scott and her home was in Dow City.
Miss Ada Cross is the new deputy
in the post office
Mrs Marion Cole and her mother,
Mrs. Granger, started Wednesday for
months visit in Canada.
Oscar Edwards returned home from
Armour, S. D., and has now gone to
Ames, where he is attending the ag-
ricultural college.
Mrs. Adolph Honz and children
went to Charter Oak Friday for few
days visit.
Mrs. Asa Butterworth, of ST. Louis,
Mo-, is here visiting at the Clair But
terworth home.
Ed Barber has traded his home for
the Brewster automobile.
N. r. Wilder, the square deal man,
has bought Chas. Horns automobile.
After spending several weeks with
his grandparents, Mr., and Mrs. M. H.
Blanding, Hugh Talcott started Mon
day for his home in Denver.
Mrs. Jack Scott returned nome Fri
day evening from ten days visit at
Armour and Mitchell, S. D.
Miss Barbara Scott has returned
home from visit at Lanesboro and
Carroll.
Rev Curtis has returned from Col
orado Springs, where he went to per-
form the marriage ceremony in which
his son, Homer, was one of the con-
tracing parties.
Mrs. T. M. Swartman and daughter,
Grace. are at Lincoln, Neb, this week
visiting relatives
Aunt Serbia Rudd was taken very
sick Saturday, but is now improving
Mrs. Nettie Graves, who has been
sick for several weeks is some better.
Asa Barber started Tuesday for
Santiago, Cal, where he hopes to find
relief from throat trouble
Elmer Edwards went to Ute and
Tuesday he with Mr.. and Mrs. Glass.
burner, started for an extended visit
in California. All hope that the rest
and change of climate will be bene
fetal to Elmer, as his health has not
been good for some time.
Miss Winnie Rudd and Miss Ora
Butterworth will attend Graceland
college at Lamont, Ia, this year.
Carpenters are pow working on
the band stand in Logan park and ii
will soon be ready for use
James Riddle is making some good
substantial improvements on his prop
erty in the west part of town.
The NJ. E. Sunday school was moi
as we'll attended as was expected, as
the day was unfavorable. The show
.ers in the afternoon gave some Of
/ them wetting.
James Reeds little son met with
quite a bad accident Monday. The
children were playing with the wash
ing machine, and got one of his fin
gers caught lin the cogs. The finger
was dislocated, besides being badl,
lacerated. 1t may nave to be amputat
| ed
School opened Monday with all the
/ teachers in their places, and Prof
| Gillespie as principal. He comes
/ highly recommended, and should have
! the loyal support of every patron o
+, the school.
Arthur and Asa Butterworth arc
home for visit With their parents.
| Mrs. Frank Binnall and son visited
/ in Denison Saturday
Mrs. Sanford Rudd entertained thu
Friday club last Friday afternoon.
Henry SCOTS little daughter go
her shoulder broken while playing a
school Monday.
Mrs. Malon eand Mrs. Spray Malone
went to Dakota Tuesday for a visi
with relatives
So many are in attendance at the
Nebraska state fair this week tina
all cannot be mentioned.