The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-05-19
DOW CITY ITEMS

The arrangements for Memorial Day
are about made. On Sunday the 3Oth.
the sermon is given by Rev. j. j.
Place, the new Baptist pastor. On
Monday, the 31th, Judge Conner of
Denison gives the address at the ceme-
terry. People should try to hear him.
The drug store will be back in a
few days at the old stand On Main
street.
Little Leroy Norris. who says he
will be four in July fell the other day
and fractured his right arm.
Marion Cole is visiting his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Michels, at Emmettsburg
this week.
Mrs. Albert Thomas living west Of
town has been 80 i'll that profession
al nurse was called to care for her.
Mrs. S. E. Wiley and daughter,
Althas, were at Denison Saturday.
Henry Young and wife were at
Omaha for some days last week.
Mrs. j. v. McHenry will care for
her invalid father this summer. He
has been at Denison with her sister,
Mrs. Pierce, during the winter.
Dow City had visit from the
Omaha DO mers. They remained
some ten minutes giving out bells and
distributing advertising matter.
Helen Bell is back from q two
weeks visit at Omaha.
| Rev. Curtis was at Denison this
week attending q meeting Of those
interested in keeping the saloons out
of the county. It is reported here.
that the names of all signing the ga
loon petition will be published.
The public schools are locking for
ward to commencement day. The
exercises begin Sunday. the 23rd,
when Rev. j. ]. DePree of Denisor
gives the Baccalaureate address. Oh
Thursday after comes the class play
"Mrs. Briggs Of the Poultry Yard
The commencement is Friday. tn,
18th. and noted lecturer, Prof. l.
E. Follansbee, gives the address. Al
admission fee is charged to the play
and the Friday exercises The gradu,
: ates will wear cap and gown an,
look very swell They are as follows
Ferne A. Butler. Flora G. Virgins
Bessie E. Griffin. Grace c. Thomas
Edna A. Fritz, Morris B. Wilder an,
Mildred Butterworth.
} Jack Scott was an Omaha bushes!
; visitor Friday.
The insurance adjuster of TIT
! Royal Insurance Co. in which the I.
o. o. F. and Rebekah regalia were
insured was here Friday, and ad
justed the loss satisfactorily to all.
It is reported that Willis Wigginl
will erect a brick store building or
the lots where the post office and til,
Rudd restaurant recently burned.
Under the able leadership of Cyru.
Rudd the repairs on the Odd Fellow
building are progressing rapidly. Tht
smaller building which was occupied
by the W. G. Rolls restaurant vii
also be rebuilt.
Mrs. McNair has been quite sick
but is somewhat improved.
. Sylvia McColl went to Minneapolis
Mimi, last week for an extended visi
with her sister.
Prof. Bunch, late of Rowan, tn,
: new principal, was in town Saturday.
: L. G. Ballengee of Des Moines wa
an over Sunday visitor with his pa
: rents.
Adolph Nelson visited his brothers,
Henry and Sears. Sunday.
A good many Dow City people re
joice that the saloon is closed. otber
think it is hard luck. The booze ha,
all been shipped away. Hope it i
gene to stay.
Mrs. Joe Best was an over Sunday
y visitor at Denison at the home of he
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Koenekamp.
9 The c. G. Booth family, forme
g residents of our town arrived at Twir
: Falls, Idaho, Friday, where they ex
pect to make their future home.
n Mrs. James Reede entertained tn
). Friday club Friday afternoon at he
e home in the country. A nice tw
u course lunch was served and all enjoy
ed their visit to Mrs. Reedes' home
!. Thoroughbred s. G. B. Leghor
eggs for sale, 75c for Is. Mrs. G. Il
n Lyon. 1873
My residence opposit. Centrs
d school house for sale. Also two lot
i one block east of Washington Park
1872 N. Staininger.
- Edelweiss malt, the health drink
{ delivered in case lots to any part {
the city. T. C. Mccarthy. ia
N Best high grade kerosene for inc,
G. bators and lamps-also gasoline d,
livorod rr0mntlv Nau phcne a sto,