The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-06
DOW CITY DEPARTMENT
"A Most Excellent Correspondence From
Our Neighboring 7oWn Of Dow City.

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Mrs. S. g. Goddard was Dunlap
shopper Saturday.
Mrs. Herman Lazerous enjoyed q
visit from her brother, Mr.. Reuben,
who came up from Omaha Sunday.
Miss Muma, one of the teachers in
the public schools Of Oneil, Neb..
came Monday for . visit with her
friend, Mrs. A.. A. Luke.
Mrs Julius Ahart has returned
from three weeks visit at her old
home at Fordland, Mo.
William h. Rule, who is working
in mill at Rutland, Iowa, came
home for visit with his family over
Sunday.
The Priscillas enjoyed . surprise
party at the DR.. Van Metre home
Friday evening.
Saturday afternoon there was q
horse race between Chris Suhr 3 mare.
Nellie, and A. Alexander's horse,
Danny. The race was over ut George
Bells and was won BY the Suhr
mare.
Last Wednesday was the fiftieth
anniversary Of the marriage Of Mr..
and Mrs. N. b. Banding, They
kept 1t so quietly that their friends
knew nothing CT it till the day was
past. However. their daughter. Mrs.
Bertha White, Of Denver remem.
bered it and came home to be With
them and will remain for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blsnding have a.
layge number Of friends who will
wish them many happy returns Of
the occasion.
Attention Ladies'! Good flour
means good bread. Try . sack Of
Ethan Allen OF Gold Medal -four at
$l.65 and you will appreciate the
difference. Herman's Store. AL
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Griffin have
moved and are now nicely settled in
their new home which was recently
purchased from H. A Rudd.
Mrs. III. G. Stempel and children
are staying with Aunt Jeannett Ray
It'll the close Of school when they will
go to their new home in western Kan
/. sas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lang have
rented the Alex Baber house and have
moved into it. Mr.. Lang is foreman
on the Northwestern section.
Mrs. hollingsworth of Des Moines,
Conference Treasurer of the Woman's
\ Home Missionary Society, will speak
both morning and evening at the
Methodist church, Sunday, April 10th. !.
4 She 10 one of the best speakers cons
nected with the society and has visited
/ many of the schools and missions in
the west. The annual thank offering
will be taken. Her talk will be we'll
worth hearing. The opening service
will be short 30 the speaking will
J, commence promptly at eleven clock.
Remember and be on time.
Mrs. w. E. Fishel received word
that her brother. John Ebzery, had
been killed in : wreck last Tuesday
near Sheridan. Wyom. Two freight
trains, both double headers collided.
all four engines being demolished.
Mr.. Ebzery was fireman on the reau-
lar. the other train being an extra
and did not run according to orders.
Two others Of the trainmen were kill.
ed and also . number Of tramps.
Mr.. Ebzery Was sent TO his hume q
Ute where the funeral Was held in thu
Catholic church, which Was very
LARGELY attended. Interrment was ID
. the cemetery at Charter Oak. Mr..
i snd Mrs. W. E. Fishel and family
we're over and attended the funeral
{ Saturday. Mrs. Fishel has many
! friends who ssmpathize with her ii
this great trouble.
We have just received some more
Of those fine ladies' clippers in patent
leather and tans at $3.50. Look then
b over at Herman's Store. l4-l
Q What is said to be the last club
dance Of the season occurred last
Q Thursday evening. Music furnished
by Swatman and Berka.
: At the Council meeting Monds!
= leveninR r. T. Baber was re-appointe'
!. marshall and sire ct commissioner Wit
. salary of $50 per month.
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