The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-03-02
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FOR LAST WEEK
EcaIANT DOW CITY LETTER, ARRIVING
100 LATE FOR LAST WEEK, But
INTERESTING NEVERTHELESS.
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Denison independent School District
Miscellaneous.
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DOW CITY ITEMS.
"A CHARTER OAK LETTER ALSO
DOW CITY ITEMS.
Too late for last week.

Too late for last week.
Mr.. Alfred Jackson has bought the
D. Crandall residence property which
will be occupied by the Willard Jack
son family. We are told that Mr..
Ctandall is going onto a farm in the
spri ng.
Last Wednesday. Feb. l6. ply
stefan was called to the home of Mrs
Baber where two of the children were
sick. The doctor pronounced the
malay to be scarlet fever. The
family was placed under quarantine
and the afflicted ones are getting
along very nicely and it is hoped that
the contagion may be confined to this
one family.
We are informed that the creamed
chicken supper which was given last
Wednesday evening, Feb. 16. by the
ladies OF the Woman's Foreign Miss
iorary society was q great success and
they cleared twenty-eight dollars.
At the missionary suppers anyone
always gets the worth of their money,
beside helping good cause.
Frank Binnail has purchased the
George Reed farm down at North
Grove and will move onto the same
March LIST. We understand that Mr..
Reed will move to Sheridan county,
Nebraska.
Mrs. Jenni. Grace, sister Of Frank
and George Binnall, has returned to
her home after spending several
months visiting relatives here. She
lives at Sheridan. Wyoming.
Vance Tripp, who was learning the
barber trade, has quit and is now
working on the dray for Joe Pearsall.
The Dow City Royal Neighbor
Camp last Thursday evening cele-
brated the tenth anniversary Of the
organization of the local lodge here.
a program was arranged and supper
was served.
The club dance given in the Ahart
hall last week was pronounced grand
success by those present. The Hover
Wheeler orchestra Of Dsnison furnish
ed the music which was very fine
The Rebekahs met at the home Of
Mrs. G T. Rudd Wednesday afternoon
to consider the ACCESSIBILITY of organ
king Three Link Club.
Mr.. James Pearsall was here and
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home Of b son. Joe Pearsall, and
also attended the quarterly conference
held at the T.. D. S. church.
Mrs. DR.. Jones Of Gordon. Neb. !,
arrived Feb. IA for short visit with
her parents and other relatives.
Uncle Morris McHenry and Herbert
Fishel we're in Denison . short time
ago reporting prog ress on the survey
of the big Boyer di Itch.
Mrs. Jane Doggett Of Wapelle
{ cpunty is hers for three weeks visit
!, With her daughter, Mrs. Art s
/ Randel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lazerul
vent down to Omaha recently for
4 lev myss visit with relatives
James Baber and wife are movin
mp from Harrison county and vii
occupy the Henry Mitchell hous
which they recently purchased.
Louie Cohen was a bushes
visitor at Omaha several days Las
week.
Lou Rudd sold his household gooi
On the street recently, John Howort
being the auctioneer. Most ever!
thing went too cheap for good furn
tare. but few pieces went for mo
than new goods could be bought TO
We are told that he will move
Muscatine and spend the summer pla