The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-07-20

DOW CITY.
Mrs. Caroline Hammond came last
week from Ogden, Iowa, for visit
with old-time friends. She was for
SO long a time resident of our town
that she always meets with q hearty
welcome.
Mrs. ]. w. Cramer is over at Spen-
Ger, Neb., visiting at the home of her
daughter.
G. M. Goddard has returned from
his trip to Canada, but we are told
that he does not expect to locate in
that country.
Big clearing sale of Mems, Ladies'
and Children's slippers and oxfords
lat Herman's store, commencing Sat
urday, July %, for one week only.
All mems slippers worth $3.50 and
l$4.O0. on sale, $2.98. All ladies' slip
pers worth $3.50 and $500, on sale,
$1.98. All children's slippers, worth
$1.50 and $1.75, on sale, $1.25. A big
lot of children's slippers on counter,
worth to $3.50 per pair, on sale at
98c. 28-1t
Harvest has commenced and the re-
port lis, that the crop is fine, much bet
| ter than expected, the wheat heads
being we'll filled and. the grain plump.
Corn is also making good progress,
the recent rains being of great bene-
| fit, putting the fields in excellent con-
dition.
i Mrs. G. w. Huntington is again at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. Curtis at
i Missouri Valley, taking treatments for
the cancerous affection, seven more
having been removed. She is in q
very weakened condition, being con-
!! fined to her bed most of the time.
Lloyd Brake has been suffering con-
siderably with badly bruised hand
and will not.be able to work for some
time yet.
Quite number of members of the
Eastern Star lodge went down to Dun
lap one evening last week to meet with
the Dunlap chapter, who initiated two
candidates and served3a fine banquet.
All report splendid time. i,
Henry Bell has gone to Colorado for
the benefit of his health, he being
troubled with hay fever. He will be
Il gone month or six weeks.
Born, last Wednesday, to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Baber, son.
Walter Cameron and son, Mearl,
went to Sioux City last Friday, where
they will make their home for the pres
lent.
Mr.. John Cross, who lives south OF
town. is reported very sick with heart
trouble.
Mrs. Hammond and Mrs. Jennie
Huntington went down to Missouri
Valley Saturday to see Mrs. G. w.
Huntington.
Last Wednesday afternoon, Mrs.
Isaac Gardner was hostess at the home
of her parents to the Three Link
i Gree, Of which she Is member. "A
very pleasant afternoon was spent.
A The fine two-course luncheon served
u was greatly enjoyed by all. The circle
has nice quilt nearly finished, which
will be given to the orphans home at
u Mason City. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Jack Ahart.
Mrs. Sarah Baber and daughter,
y Bessie and Ruby, and her grandson,
Arthur Fades, went to Gordon, Neb.,
Saturday for q ten days visit with
relatives: Arthur will, for the present,
remain with his uncle, Eli Baber.
w. p. Fishel has q dog very much
like the ones in story books. He de,
lights in carrying packages or the mail
from town up to the house. We saw
him few days ago carrying home q
package containing fine four-pound
fish, and he seemed to be proud al
being trusted. e
Mr.. d. McNair, who has been very
sick for a few days, was taken to Oma
ha Saturday, his condition being such
\ that 1t was thought necessary to have
an operation performed. He was &C
I companled by his wife and daughter
Maggie, who is professional nurse
He was to be operated upon Monday
afternoon, but word has not been re
ton to be successful.
The Z. D. s. Sunday school rally da!
Hast Sunday was largely attended. TIL,
children gave a program In the fore
noon. The parents occupied the after
noon and the young people gave q fin,
Z program In the evening. This was
very profitable and enjoyable day 70
them.
On account of the rain last Thurs
day the ball game between Dow Cit
! and Charter Oak was postponed unit
Friday afternoon. The Oak boys wer
\ victors, the score being 2 to o. A nun
4 Der from Charter Oak. Denison an
y Dunlap were here to attend the game
which was very interesting.
& Just received fine line of scarf
: at Herman's Big Store. at SOC t
$500. 2S-1
The Dow City ball team was owe
4 to Earling Sunday and played gam
y with the Earling fellows. We hav
4 been informed the score was to
\ in favor of Dow City.
4 Henry and Sears Nelson, accom-
= panied by their brother, Adolph, Z
Denison, spent Sunday with relative
at Kiron and attended services at til
Swedish Lutheran church.
4 Rev. Gray, of Colorado. brother I
Mrs. G. w. Koser, occupied the n
p. pulpit Sunday evening.
y Miss Anna Mesenbrink went to Del
4 fson Sunday evening for short Wis
\ with her grandmother.
Mrs. Jack Griffin, of Plainview, Neb