The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-11-16
DOW CITY.

DOW CITY.
We have big lot of mems and
bows overcOats in the leading styles
that we can show you from $500 to
$4,000. Fur coats in dog bear, black
martin or Galloway from $500 to
$4,000. Our price is right and we
guarantee the goods. Hermans
Store. 4o-1'
A big lot of felt slippers and shoes,
inst the thing for these cold days.
Worth to $3.50, on sale at csc pair.
IIenn's Store 46.1t
Examine our stock of fall and win
ter suits: our stock is large and we
can fit YOU out in fine suit at $40,
|s15. s17.5O and 500 Call and see US
for YOUR next suit; we can please you.
1 r. store 46-1t
Mrs. w. E. Fishel stepped on nail
few days ago, which has given her
; considerable inconvenience.
| Walter Cole, who lives north OF
town. has had to take his little son
to the hospital at Denison. 1t Is
feared that he has tuberculosis IN the
hone of his arm and it is feared that
lamputation will be necessary.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Miller and little
grand daughter were shopping in Dun
lap Saturday.
". !. Baber and wife have moved
into the country to be near Mr.. Bah
er's work.
Agent j. P. Grant has again been
|too, sick this week to be on duty, but
is now improving.
Last Thursday evening, Miss Lottie
Rixler entertained the Three Link
Circle and a number Of invited guests
The evening was spent with games
and other amusements. A nice two
course lunch was served and very
pleasant evening spent.
Mrs. Marie Quick and MISS LUCK
were Dunlap callers Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Houston were
down to Omaha Thursday.
Miss Grace Howorth went to Den,
ison Thursday to spend a week 81
the home Of her uncle, Isaac Howortn.
Lee Coburn is here from Gordon.
Neb.. for visit with relatives.
al Crandall has arrived from Ar
tesla. New Mexico, to visit relatives.
He is q former resident of Dow CITY
having run a barber shop here few
years ago. ~.
The Dow City high school basket
ball girls went to Vail Friday and
nlayed a game with the Vail high
school team. The Vail team was a
heavier team than ours. The Dow
City girls had never played game
away from home and had never
played in a hall before, but they we're
too many for the Vail team. The
score stood to 2 in favor OF Dow
City. Pretty good, girls, try them
again. We think the Dow City high |
school is hard to beat at anything.
L. Cohen, who left here last spring,
arrived in town last Friday, for
visit at the Herman Lazerus home
and to look after business interests.
He has car lot of horses which he
will dispose of before returning t.
his home in Texas.
Mrs. Bessie HolcOmb and children
have SO far recovered that the nurses
have returned to their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Voss and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Woolston, of Denison,
were down and attended services at
the Methodist church in Dow City
last Sunday.
Henry Nelson visited his brother,
Ed, at Denison Sunday afternoon.
Edna Fritz was Dunlap visitor
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. A. P. Turnland and daughter,
Hildur, were shopping in Denison
Saturday.
Miss Agatha Drummer was down
from Denison visiting friends and at
tended the NJ e. church Sunday even
ing.
Paul Ahrens came down from
Boone and spent Sunday with friends
He went out to help his brother, Ed,
husk corn for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs Ed Weed, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Drake, of Charter Oak, were
over to Dow City Friday evening in
attendance at the social at the M. e.
church. The Charter Oak people ex-
pect to have similar affair. some
time in the near future.
Herman Lazerus was down to Oma-
ha to get more goods for his big de-
partment store.
Mr. and Mrs. Burt McCord, were
Sunday guests at the Charley Smith
home. II
Miss Lucy Healy was out in Para
disc county and spent Sunday with
the home folks.
Miss Ellen Scott commenced the
winter term of school monday in the
Cook district, Paradise township.
The biggest social event of the
season was the banquet and social at
the Methodist church last Friday
evening. There was an abundance
of all the good things to eat, such as
creamed potatoes, fried chicken,
baked beans, pickles, and most every
thing you could think of. Ninety II
were served at one time, and fully
two hundred and twenty-five enjoyed
the feast, which was free. The favors
were knots of white and red ribbon
which are the EpwOrth League colors.
The mattresses were also dressed in
white dresses and caps and red :
aprons which gave them very pretty
appearance After all had partaken
of the abundant repast they gathered