The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-13
DOW CITY DEPARTMENT
"A Most Excellent Correspondence From
Our Neighboring TosDn Of Dow City.

MISS Lucy dealy was q Charter OAK
visitor last Wednesday. "a
Sears Nelson accompanied by his
brother. Ed. went to Omaha last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Rolls and their
daughter, Ruby, went to Omaha last
Friday for few days, stay.
Thomas Munsey and family, who
moved here last week from Deloit.
are now at home to their many Dow
City friends in their new home in the
west part Of town.
& Adolph Nelson was down to Dow
City recently for q short visit with
his brothers.
What Is it the women all want?
Good flour because il makes good
bread-E Ethan Allen and Gold Medal
flour are milled from the best OF se-
lected spring wheat in the large
mills in the country and guaranteed
by the millers. Try sack at 81. 65
and be convinced. For sale at Her
mans Store. 15.1 s
Frank Green, who has been quite
sick, 10 improving and will soon be
out sgain.
The Claus Hansen family NOV ed to
Denison last week.
Instead Of going to Kentucky as
she had expected. Mrs. w. A. Baber
started to Nebraska Friday to spend
the summer with the Downs family.
who live at North Platte.
The city park has been cleaned up,
the leaves burned and otherwise inn
proved: There is not nicer park
in the county than we have.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Galland and
family were up from Missouri Valley
for an over Sunday visit with rela-
tivee.
Robert Davis. son Vt Mr.. and Mrs.
George Davis, who were long time
residents of our town. but now reside
in Omaha. was here last week visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. Sarah e. Babar was busi-
ness visitor at Derison Saturday.
G. S. Holcomb went last week to
Independence. Mo-, to visit relatives
for few weeks. He will also at
tend the general conference Of the
Latter Day Saints church before re-
turning home.
Dr.. Manchester and family Of Dun
lap were in town Sunday afternoon
calling on friends.
On bargain counter at Herman 9
Store large size olives at 1Oc bottle.
large can baked beans lOc. regular loo
glass dried beef Ice, salmon, peas,
peaches all Of good qualities for only
1Oc- look them over 1871
Born Sunday afternoon to Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Holcomb baby girl, this
being their first born.
Mrs. Clair Butterworth, and son,
Nelson. are in st. Louis visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Butter.
! worth. il
Miss Eunice Dobson OF Deloit
visited her sister. Mrs. A. H. Rndd.
last week., She Wass on her, way to
Lindon. N. D., to visit relatives.
Mrr. Henry Roy and her daughter,
Mrs. Howard Alexander, were Deni-
son shoppers Saturday.
Part u the household goods belong.
ing to Barbara and Nell Scott wers
packed last week and will be shipped
to st. Anthony. Idaho, where they
are located. The Misses Scott are
very much missed and al had hoped
\ they would return and again make
their home here.
Miss Fanchon Bamford came down
from Denison Friday TO visit with he,
friend, Mrs. DR.. Van. Metre.
Last Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. A.
"a. Luke entertained about dozen OF
their friends ct an elegant seven
o'clock dinner. All report : very en-.
\ joyable time and enjoyable evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Norri visited
relatives in Dunlap Sunday.
Mrs. Mabel Tom was q Denisor
visitor Monday.
Mrs. Frank McHenry is to prepare
and read paper It the district con-
vent;on Of the Woman's Foreigl
Missionary Society which convenes :,
Manila April 1920.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Eckel Of Canada wer,
recent visitors at the A. A. Lux,
home. They went from here to Al.
IBERIA which will be their future home
Miss Irma Hillebrant Of Denisoi
was IN over Sunday visitor with rels
tives in this vicinity.
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