The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-10-26
Ray Rule was here last week from


Jack Scott was an Omaha business
visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Luke were Oma
ha visitors last week.
Mrs. Bessie Holcumb and her two
children are all down with typhoid
fever and there are a number of other
cases in the country.
Rev. and Mrs. J. J. w. Place, Will
lam Walters. Mrs. Mary A. Harper
and Mrs Nettie Graves were appointed
delegates from the Baptist church here
to attend the Baptist state convention
"a to % inclusive.
T. w. SWatman and family moved
Saturday onto the Thos. Walters farm
southwest of town. This family will
be greatly missed, but Dow City will
still be their trading point.
The l.. D. S. church added num-
Der to their church Sunday by bap-
tism as a result Of the special meet
ings which have been in progress for
the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baber were over
from Shelby county Sunday visiting
relatives.
Our stock of mems dress caps for
winter is the largest and best assert
ment we ever had at prices from soc
to $1.50. Herman's Store 43-1t
Miss Myrtle Clifford, Of Omaha, has
been a guest at the Rigsby home the
past week.
AS result of the meetings held at
the NJ. E. church, twenty-nine were
added to their number. Evangelist
Jones was going to make very brief
visit to his home at Lincoln, Neb.,
then 60 to Denver to conduct meet
ing at that place.
Office seekers are very frequently
seen on the street greeting the voters.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rae have re-
turned from very delightful trip in
the east. They visited in Chicago,
Detroit and New York City. Also in
Indiana, Pennsylvania and Massa-
chusetts and several places in New
England. They had very enjoy
able time with their many friends
whom we know must always be glad
to welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Rae.
Mr.. NJ. G.. Virgins is now rapidly
improving and gaining strength. He
was able to walk up town Saturday
and also attended church Sunday fore
noon.
Eugene Virgins has purchased the
residence property belonging to Mrs.
Mary Rudd in the west part of town.
The Vail football boys came down
Saturday and played game with the
Dow City boys, neither side making a
score. We are told that the most they
did was to Chew the rag"
Quite a sensation was caused Mon
day when notice was served on all the
business men that they would have
to close and transact no business on
Sundays. Formerly almost every bus
mess house in town was open at least
a part Of the day. The drug store is
allowed to sell medicine only and the
restaurant may serve meals, but not
sell anything. All other places to be
closed for the entire day. We are told
that some Of the business men are
glad of the order, as they need the
rest, while a few think it will be q
losing proposition. 1t should not stop
at this. There are a few men who
work every Sunday saving wood or
doing other work while there are 9TH
ers who are working with their teams
almost every Sunday. Let the good
work go on. Where is the truant Of
f1cer? There are still some children
who should be in school who are not.
If Dow City is going to do things let
the authorized ones get busy and let
all the others stand by them.
We are told by good authority that
Mr.. Fred Nickerson. who has been
working in this vicinity for the past
year, returned to his home at Moline,
Ill. He was accompanied by Miss
Josie Mcbride and they are probably
married before this is in print. They
are to live on farm near Moline.
The groom has made many friends
in the time he has lived here who
speak in high terms of him. while al
most everyone knows Josie. and all
can congratulate the man of her
choice in securing such an accomp-
lished wife. A host of friends join
in congratulations and wish for them
a long and happy life.
Miss Lulu Stanley, of lndianola was
an over-Sunday visitor at the Randel
home.
We can now show you complete
line of mems fine suits at very low
prices. Give us chance on your next
suit and we will prove that we can
save you money. Herman's Store. 43-1t
Fred Vail and family moved Monday
down to Leslie Potevin's farm where
he is to work for Mr. Poitevin.
Nelson Graves is here from Den
YER for weeks visit with relatives
and to look after his business inter
ests in this vicinity. Nelson is one
of the Dow City boys who are making
good. He is in the real estate bust
ness in Denver and has not been
here for several years. All are glad
to welcome him back. if it is only for
a short time.
Art S. Randel drove down to his |
farm near Dunlap Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Sweet. of Woodbine. was
an over-Sunday visitor with her
friend, Mrs. Clair Butterworth.
Rev. Freese. of Denison, was down
Monday looking after church affairs.
Mrs. Forest and Mrs. Frasier were