The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-15
THE DENIsoN REVIEW
DOW CITY ITEMS.
(Too late for last weekly.

IA DOW CITY ITEMS.
(Too late for last week.
At a meeting Of the business men
and citizens Tuesday evening Of last
week it was decided to celebrate the
Fourth of July in fitting manner. Com
mittees were appointed and the work
of preparation will move steadily on.
We have the best place in the county
for a celebration and all will be vel.
come. Make your arrangements to
come to Dow City to celebrate.
Last Wednesday night occurred the
death Of Mrs. Aurilla Fields at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. F. Fields.
She was about eighty-four and had
lived with her daughter for some
time. The funeral was held in the
Latter Day Saints church and the re-
mains were laid to rest in the Dow
City cemetery.
Last Thursday Congressman Con-
ner and party accompanied by Sears
Nelson went to Dunlap in the Conner
car and opened the political campaign
in Harrison county. They report q
good meeting. b
Mr.. and Mrs. Mix of Omaha were
recent visitors at the j. g. Raul
home. Rev. Mix went farther east for
q few weeks visit, while Mrs. Mix re-
mains at the home Of her parents.
Leslie Holcumb has returned home.
from business trip to South Dakota.
We are told that he invested In q quar-
ter section Of land, trading his gaso-
line threshing outfit as part payment.
Aunt Jeanette Rae Is down to Glen
wood to be gone two weeks OF more.
Mr.. Price, a missionary Of the T., D.
8. church was in town few days last!
week.
Last Wednesday afternoon the mem.
bers Of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society went out to the pleas
ant country home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Rae to hold their meeting.
An unusually large number were In
attendance. At the close Of the regu-
lar session q nice supper was served
and dime collection taken. All en-
joyed the afternoon at the Rae home
very much. The next meeting will be-
held at the home Of Mrs. Leslie Poite-
vim.
Mrs. Mike Roy. who for some time
has been an inmate Of the Old Peo-
PIES home at Lamont, Iowa, came last
week for visit with relatives. She
also visited her daughters At Glen
wood.
Howard Alexander has returned
home from . visit with his mother ct.
Des Moines. He also visited at var
ious other places.
Miss Bessie Walters has gone to
Bloomfield, Neb., for q couple Of
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Carl
Nicholson, and with Mrs, Corine Glib
on-Bensing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will schouten enter
tanned their friends with q dance last
Thursday night.
X Mrs. Charley Green Of Rolfe, Iowa,
and Mrs. Thomas Pearson OF Denison
visited at the Frank Green home one
day last week. *
Adolph Honz is putting down . ce-
ment walk on the south side Of his
property. Others will put In new walks
soon which will necessitate the de-
structiOn Of q number Of nice shade
trees.
Mrs. Bertha McColl and little daugh-
ter came last Wednesday for q visit
with the Joseph McColl family.
Mrs. Ed. Galland and children came
UP from Missouri Valley Friday for an
over Sunday visit with relatives.
Fred Butler came from Dakota Fri
day for visit with his grandmother,
Mrs. Jane Wood, and his sister, Janey
Butler. an
Eugene Crandall and Gene Virgins
went to Omaha Saturday evening with
q shipment Of stock.
The Misses Hildine Turnlund, Agnes
Goddard and Alice Poitevin returned
Friday afternoon from Cedar Falls,
where they have been attending the
Teachers College.
On Saturday afternoon the little son
Of Reverend Koser was playing out
door. In some manner he fell on the |
lawn mower In such q way as to com
pletely sever one of his thumbs. His
brother picked the little fellow up and
carried him into the house and the
other brother picked up the severed
thumb and carried it in. A physi-
clan was called who dressed the
wound. binding the thumb in place in
the hope that It may grow back Ii
place again. This will be watched
with interest to see IL 1t is success.
John Cramer returned Saturday
from business trip to Nebraska and
South Dakota,
Henry and Sears Nelson and their
brother Adolph, Of Denison, attended
church at Kiron Sunday, returning
home Monday morning.
Mrs. Trimble, who has spent sew.
eral weeks at the home Of her brother
w. p. Fishel, returned to her home in
Minnesota last Thursday.
Mrs. w. II. Clemens of Des Moines
visited last Thursday and Friday with
her friend, Mrs. George Binnall.
Mr.. Verne Armstrong was visiting
relatives in Missouri Valley over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Mesenbrink
were visiting Sunday at the home Of
ner father, Mr.. John Grifia.
Billy Toon has gone to Jonesville.
KY, for an extended visit with rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Koser were business
visitors at Omaha Monday.
Miss Ruth Cole came down from
Dentson Monday for visit at the Mar
Ion Cole home.
II. A. Rudd sold his household goods
on the street Saturday afternoon. On
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