The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-29
5E.LAOE -FOUR,
PAGE SIX.
DOW CITY ITEMS.

III
Miss Rita Odell has returned home
from Hawkeye, Iowa, where she has
been teaching for the past few months.
She will spend the vacation at home.
Elmer Turnlnd and family came up
from Council Bluffs last Tuesday and
spent a few days at the A. p. Turn
lund home.
Attorney Swasey started Wednesday
on business trip to Texas and other
places; to be gone for month or
more.
Sears Nelson is spending couple
of weeks visiting relatives at New
man Grove, Nebraska.
Herbert Fishel was business Wis
itor at Ames few days last week.
Mr.. g. McAhren. of Denison, was a
business visitor in Dow City last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Munsey were
recent visitors at Council Bluffs. They
rode down in the John Dietz auto.
Miss Hildur Turnlund was a Carroll
visitor last Friday.
George Morehead was up from Oma-
ha recently, the guest of Uncle Ed
mund Howorth.
DIR. and Mrs. Van Metre returned
home from Waterloo Friday. from a
delightful two weeks visit. The doc
tor very seldom takes vacation SO
enjoyed every minute of this we'll
earned holiday.
Pastor III. w. Place and wife, Mrs.
"A. III. Harper and Mrs. David Wal
tiers were elected delegates to attend
the Baptist association which meets
at Perry, Iowa, this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.sP Turnlund went
to Wlnger, Minnesota, Friday to visit
at the home of their son, Harry Turn
E lund.
While driving from Vail to Dow City
one day last week, Mr.. Breen had a
mix-up with an auto. The horse and
buggy we're considerably damaged and
the auto laid up for repairs, but no one
was badly injured.
Miss Mabel Cole returned home
Sunday from visit at the home of her
sister in Dakota.
The West Side band has been en-
gagged to furnish music for the cele-
bration on the Fourth.
T. q. Baber has had his house fresh
~ painted, which makes it look very
nice and neat.
Gus Smith. the man who passed
three forged notes in the county last
week, cashed one for $40 at the Dow
City bank. 1t is claimed that the for
gerry was one of the neatest on record,
experts being unable to select the gen
uine when mixed with the forged
checks. He seems to have successful
~ gotten away. I.
Miss Bessie Griffin came down from
Denison Saturday evening and spent
Sunday with Miss Edna Fritz.
Last Wednesday number of mem
bers met at the Methodist church and
gave 1t q thorough cleaning.
Last Sunday, Pastor G. w. Koser
baptised four candidates and admitted
them to the church in full membership.
Wednesday of next week the Wo-
Mans Foreign Missionary society will
meet in the country at the home of
Mrs. L. 2. Portevin.
A fine program has been arranged
for the Fourth, with many free at
fractions which will be interesting
to all. Rev. Father Hansen, of Dun
lap, has been secured as orator of the
day. The Dunlap ball boys will cross
bats with the Dow City boys. Races
and contests have been arranged for
the men, boys and girls. It seems that
every minute of the time will be full
of fun and amusement. Dow City
will have the big celebration Of the
county, and all who come will be
assured of q hearty welcome and a
good time.
G. N. Goddard accompanied by his
sisters, HELEN and Lois, started Fri
day morning for an extended visit
with their sister in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis. of Gid
den, came Friday and remained unit
Monday with Mrs. Davis sister. Mrs
Roger Paul.
Joseph McColl shipped SPOOL!
worth Of butter and eggs to Denisor
Monday. The Monday before he ship
ped $500 to the same market.
Jack Ahart shipped car of hog