The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-02-17
DOW CITY ITEMS

lowest during this cold weather.
Some registered sixteen below.
Of course weddings take the lead
over other news. Our wedding this
time is that Of Miss Norine Fishel
and Mr.. Harold Alexander and ii
took place on Wednesday evening at
eight at the home of the grandparents
of the bride, G. w. Huntington and
wife. Our pastor, Rev. Curtis, tied
the knot in the presence of a few
invited guests. The bride since the
death of her mother has made her
home with her grandparents. She is
the daughter of Mr.. A. A. Fishel.
She is distinctively Dow CITY
girl and that means. pure, good. wo.
manly. The groom is the son of Mr..
A. A. Alexander and he has been with
his people between here and Arion.
He is fine young man. They go to
housekeeping on farm east of town,
known as the Bruhn place. MAY for
tune smile upon them.
Owing to the storm the Lincoln
exercises which we're to have taken
place Sunday evening were postponed
for one week. Prof. Gillaspie and
Mr.. Sawsey will deliver the orations.
Superintendent Hoffman visited
the city schools Wednesday of last
week.
Miss johnson of Denison has been
engaged to teach music in the schools.
Sears McHenry was in town last
Wednesday and enjoyed the cream
chicken supper.
Mildred Virgins was having dent
al work done in Denison recently
and Miss Edna Fritz taught the Sec
ond primary room in her absence.
Mrs. Winnie Crandall is reported
as gaining in strength and plans to get
down to her mothers house soon.
The nurse is still there caring for
mother and child.
The Womans' Home Missionary
society will meet with Mrs. DR.. Van
Metre on Saturday at three p. m.
Martha Curtis is holding her own
and gaining slowly.
News comes from Perry that the
little son of Prof. Guy Whaley is
again very sick
Uncle Morris McHenry is bette,
and impatient that he cannot be out
surveying again. His wife went to
Denison Tuesday to see their grand
child. who is in the hospital.
The club events for this week call
for the Priscilla with Mrs. Stemple
on Thursday, and the Friday, with
Mrs. Joe Best on Friday. Both
events in the afternoon.
Mrs. Swatman and Mrs. Rigsby re-
port that their business has been
rushing in the bakery and grocery
business. The amount of bread going
out is amazing.
Mr.. Shisler and wife and two chill
dren are back from Sheridan. Wyom.,
and with her mother, Mrs. Jane
Wood. until they can get house.
Mrs. Stoley and sister were at
Omaha Sunday.
Our rural carriers have only
missed two days because of the bad
weather. They are three good carri-
ers and the patrons should appreciate
them.
The markets for Tuesday were.
Hogs, $3.50; corn 51-5Ia; wheat 90
and oats "a.
Grace Hansen is up from Council
Bluffs visiting relatives.
D. S. Miller and wife returned
from Texas Wednesday Feb. 10th
where they have been visiting for
about three months.
Thursday evening Mrs. R. S. Nc
Coll gave a surprise party for her
daughter Sylvia, itbeing her eighteen
tn birthday. Refreshments were
served consisting of fruit, nuts and
pop corn.
Jim Baber has moved to the Mott
McHenry farm, where be will work
the coming season. Henry Ohm
stead moved into the house vacated
by the Baber family.
We now have a bakery in town.
which we hope will be we'll patron
lied.
Quite number of the Dow CITY
l. o. o. F. went to
Jefferson Friday to attend the annual
banquet given by the order.
Messrs. Huntington and Rolls were
down to Omaha to purchase supplies
for their restaurant and lunch room.
which they will open in few DAYS.
The Dow City Juniors very much
enjoyed Saturday evening, which was
spent at the home of Mildred Butter
worth. They made tafy and had a
regular good time.
Miss Lottie Bixler is back in her
place at the Cohen store, after an
absence of couple of weeks. She
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