The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-15
PAGE SIX.
DOW CITY ITEMS.

DOW CITY ITEMS.
Mrs. Jane Wood and granddaughter,
Janey Butler, have gone to Creighton,
Neb, for several weeks visit with the
j. p. Riddle family.
Mrs. Fred Feinhold and Mrs. Scha-
fer went down to Omaha last We'd
nesday to see their sister, who was
reported very sick.
The hotel has again been opened to
the public and is doing business at
the old stand.
The committees who were appointed
on the different departments for the
Fourth of July celebration are making
good progress and good celebration
is now assured. Dow City will have
the biggest celebration IN the county.
A base ball team has been organ
tied with Ed Ahart for manager and
Hugh Butterworth captain.
On Wednesday last about noon the
Northwestern depot was broken into
and the money drawer robbed of about
$40. When Agent Glaul returned from
dinner and discovered the robbery he
soon had officers on his trail and
he was captured In Dunlap. He gave
his name as Mike Carney and con-
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over to the grand jury. Not being able
to furnish bail, he was taken to Deni-
son and placed in me county jail
Section Foreman Lang has moved
his family into the Wheelrite property
Z recently vacated by the Hansen fam
ny.
A number of water mains are being
laid in the soutnern part of town,
and a number of citizens will have city
water put into their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Butterworth
and daughter, Ora, attended con
ference of the Latter Day Saints
church, at Deloit. They returned home
Monday.
Sears Nelson went to South Dakota
Friday. He will be gone several days.
DR.. and Mrs. Van Metre went to-
Waterloo Friday for, week or ten
days visit. The doctor will attend the
Masonic grand lodge while there, and
will also go to Iowa City, where he will
attend commencement and class re-
union.
Rev. and Mrs. Koser went to Desl
M0ines Friday, taking their little son,
Donald, to the Methodist Hospital for
treatment, Part of his thumb had
been cut off when the lad fell over
q lawn mower. The piece was sewed
! back out did not unite. Word has been
received that part of the bone has
been removed and the lad is. getting
along nicely. They are expected home
about Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. l. Bixler. who has been quite
sick, is now Improving.
Mrs. Mile Green Malone and Chill
dren came from Nebraska last Thurs.
day for an extended visit with her
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Green.
Mrs. Nora Kelly-Bicknell and little.
daughter came last Friday from their
home at Minneapolis, Mimi, for sew
eral weeks visit with her PARENTS,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kelly.
The Misses Bertha Munsey, Cora
Cook and Sylvia Galland were over
Sunday visitors at Deloit
Miss Loretta Luce of Logan is
{. spending this week with her music
I teacher, Miss Elsa Randel.
Mrs. Hansen was down from Deni-
son Thursday, visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Ed Baber.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Judd were over
Sunday visitors in Omaha.
Prof. James Rae came Saturday for
Z visit wit the home folks.
Miss Mae Randel was at Dunlap
shopping, Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McHenry went
to Omaha Friday for visit with their
nephew, Mr.. Ed Jackson 81
Monday being Margaret Pearsall's
birthday, a number of her young
friends gathered at her home for a
party. She received number of Tres
ents. Refreshments were served and
all had good time playing outdoor
games. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Morrison were.
Denison visitors Saturday.
Miss Grace Howorth visited Dunlap
friends part of last week.
Miss Ida Waterhuse was up from
Dunlap Sunday at the Swatman home
Mrs. Herman Lazerus went to Oma-
ha Sunday for few days visit at
: the home of her parents.
Mrs. Sarah Blackman and her grand
daughter, May Houston, went to Coun-
4 ell Bluffs Monday to visit relatives for
Il = week or more.
Miss Minnie Brake and Miss Gene
We've Dow visited in Dunlap Monday.
The Children's day exercises at the
Methodist Church last Sunday even
Ing were largely attended and were
4 pronounced one of the best ever given.
The children all did their parts nicely.
n Quite number of the young people
went to Denison Monday evening to be
at the class play.
Mr.. Link Rule, who ia conductor
on the G. and N. w. railroad, visited
his mother in Dow City Monday.
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