The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01
Dout City.

Lola Flshel, daughter of w. E..
has been very sick but is now improv-
ing.
Attorney Swasey is again confined
to the house with rheumatism.
Mrs. E. w. Bruner came down from
Cherokee Sunday to be present at the
wedding of her sister Ola Virgins.
Melvin Graul is home from High
land Park college.
Mrs. Eli Baber and daughters went
to Omaha Saturday for a few days
visit. Mr.. Baber went down Sunday
morning coming home IN the evening.
Mrs. 7. M. Swatman came home
Monday after months visit in Kan
sas.
One of P. j. Hollowell's best
horses got kicked in the barn by
another horse. A leg was broken
and the horse had to be killed.
The school has week S vacation,
Miss Lisle started Friday afternoon
for Linden for visit with the home
folks. and Saturday Prof. Kies went
to Worthington. MINI.
Sylvia McColl was out of school all
of last week on account of being sick.
Mrs. Joe Pearsall and children and
Grandma Pearsall started Tuesday for
independence. Mo-. for a two weeks
visit.
The Royal Neighbors will hold
their next meeting on Saturday. April
4h. instead of Friday. Four benef-
ciary members will be initiated at
this meeting.
C. O. Miller. the contractor and
builder, has sold the Jenkens house
to Mr.. Wheelrite. who will move to
the east part of town.
Inez Hollowell is home from the
Ames college for her vacation. She
was accompanied by two of her
friends, Misses Lamb and Brown.
Next to the interest in election this
week, has been that in the wedding of
one of the best town girls. Miss Viola
Virgins to Mr.. Garland Goldie.
which took place on Wednesday even
ing at the home of her mother. Mrs.
B. H. Virgins. The company pres
ent was most select as the home did
no permit of very large number to
be IN attendance. The ceremony was
pronounced by Rev. Curtis. The
bride was born and grew to woman
hood in Dow City and she is popular
with all. For some time she has been
at Cherokee where she had work and
there she met her husband who is the
son of the editor of the Democrat.
He is fine, active. bright young man.
They start on Thursday for Cherokee
which will be their home. We wish
them much JOY.
Last Sunday was great one on
the temperance question. In the
morning the children of the M. f..
school were given chance to sign
the pledge. and at night there was a
big union temperance gathering in
the same church. Elders C. E. But
terworth and Sheldon of the Saints
church and Rev. Curtis gave strong
talks along this line.
The A. Fishel family was up visit
ing with w. E. on last Sunday.
| Mrs. Dr.. Griffin has been down
from Mapleton visiting her daughter.
Mrs. DR.. Toon. She returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Whaley has not been gaining
her strength as her friends could wish
but is better now than week ago.
Lon Rudd is back from his South
! Dakota claim. He has arranged fo1
his mother. Mrs. Mary Rudd to hold
the claim. He will go to Quincy. ILL.,.
where he has signed as captain of the
baseball there. He was with the
same club last year and he must have
done we'll to be engaged again.
Our Dow City bank is not given
to much blowing of horns but you,
correspondent has reason to know that
the bank has done exceptionally vel
since opening four years ago. The
deposits are now nearer one hundred
thousand than nintey and the business
generally in good condition. Mr.
Fishel is q good manager and inspires
confidence.
The market on hogs has gone W