The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-02-03
DOW CITY ITEMS

at the Morris McHenry home.
Mrs. Mix, wife of the Arion pas
tor, has been visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs j. G. Graul.
Mr.. Cal Kuykendall and family.
who have been living in Chicago for
few months, have come back to Dow
City. They have moved into the
house recently vacated by the Wallace
Edwards family.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gran
dali, Friday. Jan. %, a son. They
have named the little fellow George.
Miss Lille Baber has gone to Mis-
nouri Valley to live with her sister,
Mrs. Ed. Galland.
julius Ahart is home after few
weeks stay in the hospital at Deni-
son.
There are to be several new bust
ness enterprises in town soon. First
of all we hope to see our fine new
hotel occupied. Then there is to be
another restaurant. another barber
shop and bakery and grocery combined.
Jose Mcbride worked in Cohen &
Sons store during Lottie Bixler's
absence.
Fred jackson, having been appoint
ed deputy mail carrier for Geo. Rule
and Walt Swatman, has been carrying
mail for Swatman while he has been
getting the building ready for bak-
cry.
Mrs. Grace Mcbride was visiting
her parents, M. G. Virgins and wife,
last week.
Virgil Butterworth has been work
ing in D. E. Bremser's store while
D. E. Bremser was confined to the
house on account of rheumatism.
Floyd Crandall was greatly sur
prised by party of high school boys
and girls giving him farewell party
before his departure for his new
home in New Mexico.
Herman Logsdon returned from
Chicago. where he had been with
stock. He stopped on his way home
at Marshalltown, where he visited his
father.
Mrs. DR.. McConnaughey has re-
signed her position as music teacher
in our school.
Mrs. DR.. Toon and son, Billy. went
to Kentucky, being called there by
DR.. Toon on account of the serious
of NJ
Keep in mind the educational meet
ing at the school house next Saturday
All are welcome.
1t is pleasure we announce that
Martha Curtis is on the gain. o.
Tuesday she sat up in bed and ate he
breakfast unaided. Her recover.
thus far seems almost miracle.
There is joy also at the home o
Mr.. Cole. His wife is now able t
talk with the family and NOV,
about some. Friends of the tamil,
are certainly glad.
W. L. Swatman. the mail carrier
is about to open grocery store an
bxkery on the east side of Main stree
in the room where the pool hall hal
been for some time.
The markets Tuesday as reporte
by Mr.. McColl were as follows
Corn 49-49a: oats 42-44; what 1892
barley so; hogs Sc; butter cheapes
quality 49, eggs 25; chickens Gil
Pastor Curtis preached mornin
and evening last Sunday.
The Foreign Missionary Societ
gave supper in the Cohen hall o
Wednesday evening.
Uncle Morris McHenry is som
better.
DIR. Toon was expected home thi
week.
E. H. Crandall and Mr.. Doser hav
loaded their car. They were som
delayed because the storm blew Of
the top of the car set out for ther
at first.
Stock shipments have been goot
On Monday night there went OF
nine cars for Chicago. Howert
AAOS. Heu wv, CdCOU WleSc lOuI
and Deetz & McElwain three. Othe
shipments were Alexander one car {
hogs. Jack Ahart, car of hogs, Birk
hotter & O'Meara. car of horses.
Attorney Swasey, Ex-mayor Rolls
Mr.. Binnell and Harry Huntingto
were among those at Denison Tues
day.
Howard Alexander has purchase
the Mcbride & Gibson dray line.
Robert Houston has purchased til
Binnall livery barn and equipment
and taken possession.
Starr Goddard has rented the Bap
fist parsonage and moved in.
Mr.. A. A. Luke has purchase
the A. c. Heath residence and wi
move to town about the first {
March. We are told that Mr.. Lux
expects to go on the road for som