The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-10-27

ret Malone were Denison shoppers
Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Brem-
ser, October 21st. a daughter. We
most sincerely congratulate this for
tunate child on being born into euch
an excellent family. This is their
frst child.
Many were disappointed in not be-
ing able to attend the Latter Day
Saints quarterly conference and an
n,versary services at Gallands Grove
the latter part of last week. The
rainy weather kept many at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris McHenry en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wood
ruff at supper Wednesday evening
Miss Addie Sharp and Mr.. William
Sterrett we're married on October 18th.
Both were former residents of this
vicinity. but went to Wendte, S. D.,
to hold down homesteads. Miss Ad-
die was one of Crawford county q sue
cessful teachers. They have many
friends here who will wish for them a
successful and happy married life.
The Vail high school football team
came down Friday afternoon and
played Dow City. The score was
II to 0 in favor of the Dow City boys.
The afternoon was very unfavorsble,
the game being played in cold driz-
cling rain, consequently the attendance
was small.
The young people enjoyed a party
at the Birkhofer home west Of town
Thursday evening, it being Miss
Lena's birthday.
The Dow City Hotel, new. clean
and nicely furnished will be opened to
the public November first and the
hotel will be run first class and up to
date. Dow City has been without a
hotel for five years, since the other
one was burned. Our people will
surely know how to appreciate this
one. We wish Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt
ington abundant success in this enter
prise.
Mr.. William Galland is very sick
at his home in the east part of town.
His friends hope he may soon be bet
ter.
We are informed that arrangements
have been made for the Missouri VAL
ley high school foot hall team to play
the Dow City high school team at our
town on November 18th. Thirteen is
considered an unlucky nubmer.
The we'll known firm Of Col en- &
Son have sold their big department
store to Herman Lazerus, the junior
partner Of the firm. They are invoice
ing the stock and by the time this is
in print the new proprietor will be in
possession. We have not been i'm
formed what Mr.. Cohen will do but
hope this estimable family may re-
main in town.
Rev. Lynn v. Slocumb of Wisner,
Neb., who Was called to Albany re-
Gently By the illness and death of
his father. stopped off for short
visit with relatives and old friends.
\ The young people enjoyed social
dance at the John Griffin home west
Of town Friday evening.
Dock" Gibson returned recently
from an extended tour Of the west.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Galland and
family were up from Missouri Val
ley several days last week visiting
, relatives in and about town.
q Miss Grace Thomas was the victim
Of very serious and painful accident
Sunday afternoon. She was standing
up in one Of the old fashioned rop,
swings. When quite q distance vi
, the rope broke. She fell to th'
ground striking on one foot. Th,
ANKLE bone was broken and driven up
ward tearing loose al toe liRaments
The ankle was also badly sprained
A physician was called who reduces
the fracture and made the patient .
comfortable a. possible. Grace is
/. bright girl, one of the graduates Q
the class of '09. She has the sympath
of large circle Of friends who hop
9 that there may be no permanent ia
: Jury.
Mrs. e. ". Chamberlain and Mrs
= &. H. swasey were Denison shopper
: Saturday.
!. Dr.. and Mrs. Brannon of Denise
= were Sunday guests at the DR.. We
Metre home.
}. The "a. e. church has discontinue
= Sunday evening services during Ii
revival services at the Baptist church
q Mrs. DIR. Toon moved Monday int
u the Jack Ahart hous. recently vacate