The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-23
DOW CITY DIR RIMfNI
~ Most Excellent Corresp ondence From
Our Neighboring 7oWn Of .Dow City.

xu0NCTluuy SluU Will UElV0 AVub w
the home Of Mrs. George Rule Friday
afternoon ana meet with her. All
enjoy the visit to the homes Of the
country members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Swatman
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Brake went
down to Council Bluffs Sunday
morning to attend the funeral Of q
relative. They returned home the
first part Of the week.
Mr.. Will Seeman, who has been
in thesshospital for about three weeks,
returned home Saturday very much
improved. he underwent IN operation
for appendicitis.
The pupilso Of the high school will
give ! play in Ahart's hall Friday
evening entitled, 8 laundering Billy. =
The proceeds to be used for athletic
purposes. Everybody should attend,
hsve an evening Of enjoyment and
[ boost for the high school.
II you have been having trouble
with your bread try sack Of Gold
Medal or Ethan Allen -four ct $l.65
Ok and your baking troubles will be
over. For sale at Herman Store. H.
! The community was saddened By
hearing Of the death Of Mr.. Solomon
Gibson which occurred last Monday
At his home west Of town. Solomon
Gibson was born ct North Cover.
Canada. April 9th. 1888. and died
March 14th. 1910. aged n years, II
months and days. He spent e y
years Of his early manhood in G ali
fornia. he returned to Canada and
on March 9Th. 1868. he WAS MARI led "a
! Maria Kidd at Ottawa. They soon
after came to this vicinity and estab-
/. lishea their home where they have
since resided. 10 them eight children
were born: Mrs. Maggie Willett,
Mrs. Emma Saul, Mrs. Ida Talcott,
Mrs. Edna Horn and Miss Lille
Gibson. The SONS are John, Edward
and William. All were here except
Edward. who is somewhere in Cali.
fornia and could not be located. The
children all remain to comfort their
mother in her sad afflictlon. Mr..
Gibson united with the Presbyterian
church when shout twenty years d
age. but on locating in this vicin ity
Transferred his membership to the
Methodist Episcopal church at Dow
/ City and remained . member till
Ibis death. He held some ofiicia
position in the church during all Of
his membership, being trustee al
the time Of his death. He was ont
Of our best and most respects citisenl
and will be greatly missed from GU,
midst. The funeral was conducted
it the home Wednesday afternoon b,
| Rev. A. L. Curtis Of Missouri
Valley and the remains laid to rest ii
the Dow City cemetery. The bereavet
family have the sympathy Of the en-
tire community in their time O
trouble.
Easter is about here are you read,
for that new spring suit? Herman
Store is showing the best line Of
$l2.6 so, SIS. 90 and $500 mems suit
that you can find anywhere. 1911
The funeral Of Mrs. William Coo,
was held ID the Nc thodist church her
Tuesday. For number Of years shs
J was member Of the Baptist churcl
and has many relatives and friendl
who were grieved to hear Of her death
AT the citizen 5 caucus last Wednes
day evening the following ticket va
placed in nomination. Mayor
William Houston: Assessor. NJ. G
! Virgins; Treasurer, G. W. Hunting
ton; councilmen. Art s. Randel
David McNair. A. A. Luke. Alfre
jackson and Joseph McColl. kemem
Der this is not wet or dry
q ticket, no more is the one nominate
by the People. There is no sue
issue to be 4 voted on ct the comin
election.
I Mrs. Fred Rule has returned to he
home at Fort Dodge.
Contributed.
Miss Maude Turner and her brother
!. Twin, visited at the Armstrong HON
: Sunday evening.
William Malone has been helpin
Will Rockwell with his corn harye,
; this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Rood Of sout
Of Dow City were visiting at Ii
home Of Mrs. Foods brothers on I'll
Willow .lst week.
n Mics Rose Malone was Charte
3 Oak shopper Saturday.
Mrs. John Rockwell WAS . shoppe
!, in Charter Oak Saturday.
= Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Larson an
q daughter, Miss Bertha, were ChArtt
!. Oak visitors Saturday.
A child Of Fred Wright's is We,
: sick at the present.
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