The Denison review., 1910-08-10
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DOW. cry.

pArK, Wl6re Jney nave Ueeu n6VlnS
delightful time for the past two
months.
Miss Ethel Hunter. of Kansas. is a
guest at the s. A. Dow home.
Mrs. Sarah Baber and daughter,
Bessie and Ruby, have returned from.
q two weeks visit with relatives at
Gordon, Neb.
Mrs. Nesbit, of Illinois, has been a
welcome guest at the e. N. Chamber
lain home the past week.
Mrs. John Poucher came down from
Ames and is assisting Mrs. Jennie
Huntington in the hotel.
Miss Jennie Rae is here for visit
with friends and relatives. This is her
old home and she has many friends
VINO always give her q hearty vel,
come.
Miss Dora KRISTEN, of Clarion, re-
turned to her home Wednesday after
very pleasant visit with her friend,
Miss Rita Odell.
Myrtle and Verne Dorothy, Of Pierre,
are visiting at the vore home west OF
town. They will remain till near the
first Of September.
Gold Medal and Ethan Allen flour
are of the best Minnesota spring wheat
and guaranteed TO give satisfactio
Only $1.65 per sack at Herman's Big
Store. 32-1t
Mr.. r. w. Paul and daughters went
to Central City, Neb., Thursday for
q visit with relatives.
Mrs. Nettie Rae Bra emhall and chill
dren are here from Des Moines for q
visit at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Rae. Her many
friends are always ready to give her q
hearty welcome back to the old home.
At the missionary meeting last
Wednesday we were all glad to ex
tend the glad hand of welcome to Miss
Mamie Glassburner, who Is now home
for q rest from her missionary work
in China. The next meeting will be
the frst Wednesday in September at
the home of Mrs. Arthur Cook, near
Kenwood. We are to go in the fore
noon, each one taking something for
dinner.
Mrs, Miller, of Bessie. Okla, was a
recent visitor with her cousin, Mrs.
l.. a.. Wore. they had not met before
for twenty years, SO the visit was a
very pleasant one.
The arrangements for the M. 3.
church supper are now complete. The
supper will be served Wednesday
evening, August 18th, on the lawn at
the church. A very fine supper has
been planned. Plenty of fried chick
en-, salads, pickles, ice cream and cake
and SO many good things we can't re,
member them all. Supper only 25cts
and the proceeds to be the commence
ment Of a fund to build new parson-
age. Everybody invited to attend and
enjoy the evening with US.
Mrs. j. r, Griffin started Friday for
Colorado Springs, Colo, to visit her
sister and other relatives.
Miss Hildur Turnlund came home
Friday from two weeks visit at
the home Of her brother in Council
Bluffs.
Judd Bond, of Denison, was q busi-
ness visitor in town Friday.
Miss Bessie Griffin is down from
Denison keeping house for her father
during the absence Of his wife,
w. B. Gibson went los Hutchinson,
Kans., last week in charge of the car
containing the household goods and
stock belonging to Mr.. Stempel
Gladys Turnlund is at the home of
A.
r. Turnlund for a several days visit
How about shoes for the children?
School will start in about weeks
and we have just received our big line
OF school shoes and can fit you out in
anything you want at Herman's Big
Store. 32-1t
Frank Mcbride has gone to Nor
folk, Neb., to visit his sister, Mrs.
Sanford Rudd.
p. d. Butts has caught the spirit OF
improvement and is adding two large
pOrcheS to his residence.
w. HI. Virgins has sold his fino
residence property to Mrs. Sarah
Wiley, but will remain in it for six
months yet, while Mrs. Wiley is Wis
1ting in the west.
Mrs. Cordell, OF Erskine, Okla, was
Z recent visitor at the Wore home.
Miss Vollerson is assisting Post,
master Wise in the Office in the alb
sence of Miss Randel.
Mrs. Adolph Hans and children went
to Sioux City Saturday for weeks
visit with relatives.
A very interesting ball game was
& played Saturday afternoon between
4 the Dow City team and negro team
from Omaha. Nine innings were
played in an hour and half. The
darkies were victorious by score
& Of g to 2.
Adolph Nelson was down from Den
ison Sunday visiting his brother
Henry.
Mrs. Jessie Kipe spent most of last
& week In the country at the home O,
i her netce, Mrs. James Scott.
Eugene Virgins was numbered
among the sick the first of the week
but is now improving.
Elmer Turnlund and family were
up from Council Bluffs and spent Sun
day at the "A. p. Turnlund home.
Three families who left here few
4 years ago and went to Wendt, S. ID.
to make their homes, arrived in tow1
Monday, as that country is badly ,d.iet
] ont. Lot any water for their stock
The families of Lie Justice, Jim Pear
sail and Will Sterrett. They shipped
their stock and everything else ant
expect to remain in this country.
Mrs. McNair arrived home Sunda,
from Omaha. Three weeks ago she
4 accompanied her husband to Oman.