The Denison review., 1910-07-13
DOW CITY ITEMS.

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Johnson, the negro champion prize
fighter, passed through Dow City on
Thursday night, enroute to Chicago.
4 We have not heard of anyone seeing
him as he was on one of the through
trains.
Mrs. Nora Kelly -Bicknell and little
daughter have returned to their home
at Minneapolis, Mimi, after having
spent several weeks at the home OF
her parents.
Mr.. Abrams, of Woodbine, has ar
rived in town with merry-go-round.
4 The little folks are happy, but nickels
will be scarce for while.
Mrs. Milly Green-Malone and chill
dren have returned to their home in
i Nebraska, after spending q couple of
weeks with her parents and other rel
/ atives.
Mrs. s. w. Dana, of Dana, Iowa,
visited last week at the M. G.. Norris
home.
Miss Mae Killion returned home
Friday evening from Ute, where she
was visiting her aunt, Mrs. Nan
Barnes.
Jess Bremser. of Snyder, Neb., Wis
tied at the home of his parents part
of last week. is
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Fritz have re-
turned to their home at Gordon, Neb..
after spending several days with rel
atives in Dow City and near Denison
Miss Minnie Brake was visiting with
friends in Charter Oak last week.
Last Wednesday while M. g. Wig
/ gins was working on the roof Of a
building. the roof gave way, letting
Mr.. Virgins fall to the floor, eight
feet below. He was stunned consider
ably bruised and scratched, but his
j injuries were not OF g very serious
nature.
Miss Leila Baker is here from Sioux
City for q few weeks visit at the
home OF her grand parents.
DR.. Bert Wiley has returned to his
home at Osmund, Neb., but his wife
and babies will remain here for q
while longer.
Miss Mildred Virgins was shopping
in Omaha Friday. She expects to
spend Chautauqua week at Denison
as there are SO many good things ia
enjoy that she can't AFFORD to miss
any Of them.
John McNair and family, Of Yank
ton, came last week for visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. McNair
Il The meeting of the Woman's For
i leign Missionary society at the Leslie
Poitevin home last Wednesday was
we'll attended and one Of the most
enjoyale and profitable meetings o1
the year. Having already met their
apportionment for this year, they de
cided that with the help of the church
and their friends they would serve q
general supper in the park some time
next month, the proceeds to be used
4 to start fund for the erection of 8
new parsonage. This will be q good
improvement, and all should be inter.
ested and give their support to this
4 enterprise. Is
Mrs. Kelly was out to the mission.
ary meeting Wednesday, the first time
for six months, she having fallen and
broken her hip in January, IND still
has to use two crutches in order to
walk at all.
s. p. Goddard is having extensive
repairs made on his home, which will
add much to its appearance.
Mrs. Charley Horn will arrive on
Il Wednesday for visit with her rela.
ltives. Her home is at Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Turnlund have
returned from very pleasant visit
at the home Of their son at Winger,
I MINI.
Mrs. M. G. Virgins and daughter,
i Flora, have gone to Nebraska, where
Ithey will spend q few weeks visiting
relatives.
Mrs. w. G. Bybee and son, of Hart
Iington. are visiting relatives in and
about Dow City.
Mr.. p. N. Chamberlain was home
from Wall Lake part of last week. The
family are spending the summer there
Saturday afternoon he returned to the
lake in the auto, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. w. p. Fishel, who will take
i, a short outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. T. Goldsworthy, o1
4 Spencer, arrived In Dow City for few
days visit with their daughter, Mrs
I /. A. Anderson.
i Pete O'Meara's little son is home
for vacation from Council Bluffs
where he has been attending the
school for mutes.
There is woman and her brother
both of whom are way past the mid
) die of life, who live in Dow City
They have been celebrating for ovel
la week and some times. SO we are
told, both get down at the same time
one not able to help the other. Who
said booze2
Miss Leila Norris returned to hel
home at Dunlap Thursday from 9
few days spent at the home Of hel
brother. Mark, in Dow City.
Edgar Bruner came down from Cher
okee and returned home with his
family Sunday. He is still running
the Baker medicine wagon and looks
like it was the job that suited him.
Billy Toon has returned home from
his visit with relatives in Kentucky
He did not like 1t very well there.
Albert Thomas, who was hurt lasl
week by being thrown from buggy
has 30 far recovered as to be able t.
be out again.
Miss Ida Anderson came down from
Denison Saturday evening to spend
Sunday with the home folks.
Raymond Butterworth was a Deloi
visitor Sunday.
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