The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-27
Dow CITY DR. RIMENT
~ Most Excellent Correspondence From
Our Neighboring 7oDn Of Dosv City.

they have been tried and not found
wanting.
The base ball team Of the Char
ter Oak high school came over Satur.
day in IN auto. Although the day
was : very unfavorable one they
played game in the afternoon with
our high school team. The score
stood fourteen to four 10 favor Of the
Charter oak boys.
There we're some people up from
Omaha last week 70 look over the
hotel with an object to bnyirg it3
We IRE told that they were suited in
every respect except the price which
they thought was too much.
Slippers and low shoes for the
ladies lcok them overt ne selection
81 8. 90. 81. 50 and 81. 90 at Hsrman'si
Store. Ill
Friends Of Mr.. and Mre. Emil
Dcser have received the announcement
Of fine baby girl which recently was
born to them. q II
Gene Virgins was ] Sunday visitor
at Ames.
Miss Maggie McNair. who is !
trsined nurse in Omaha, spent 4
week q the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. McNair. She re-
turned to Omaha Friday.
Miss Helen Black Of Fordland.
Mo-. has come for 40 extended visit
with her sister, Mrs Julius Ahart
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Best and the
children vera visitors with Nj. and
MrS. Koenskamp Sunday.
Friday evening quite q number Of
the young friends went to the Will
Jordan homo to help Miss Coda cele-
brate her birthday which they pro-
cseded to do il good shape. Refresh
ments were served and al had jolly
good tins.
About twenty-five Of the friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Coleman drove ont
to their farm home Monday evening
Tor surprise party on them. The
ladie took we'll filled baskets which
contained 9 fne supper. This was
one Of those delightful social times
which mskes life seem worth living.
Miss Grace HouorEh. Who has
been attending school in Denver for
several mouths, returned home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godberson Of Deni-
son were Sunday guests ct the Mark
Norris home.
Ladies' low shoes on bargain counter
at Sl.50. regular price was up to
$500. Here ID : bargain at Her
mans Store. III
Chris Thompson and Chris Voller-
son have both placed new pianos 10
their homes within the last few days.
After two weeks illness Miss
May Randel again took up her work
In the postofiice Monday.
julie Wadron Of Deloit visited
friends In Dow City over Sunday.
/, John Kepford was business visit
or Ii town Saturday. s s
The petition asking for switch
board and telephone central to be
located in Dow City has been sent ia.
to headquarters with 125 names at.
tached and others sre still coming 10
and asking to be allowed to sign the
petition. II 10 q reasonable time
the company does not report favor
able. farther and stronger action will
be taken.
Dan Howorth IL having siege
Of iIfiammatory rheumatism. he
expects to 60 to Hot springs. Ar
kansas, % soon o. he Is able to
travel. Mrs. Probasco Of Charter
Oak and Mrs. Healy Of Anthem.
lows, came Friday for visit with
Miss Lucy Healy. They returned
home Monday.
Sheriff Cummings and e. T. Coch-
ran Of Dsnison were In town Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs william Houston re-
csived . dispatch that their grand
daughter, Bessie Mod ugall. WI very
sick ct the home OF her mother at
Salt Lake City. They started Tues
Iday hopiog to get there and fnd her
Istill living. This child has lived
most Of her life with her grandparents
and they think great desl Of her.
Have you ever tried our -four? II
not. just try sack Of our Gold
Medal or Ethan ::Allen flour ct 81 65
and you will know what good bread
10 17.1
Monday evening Miss Elsie Randel
gave party to her music pupils.
There were thirty or more present.
somes coming FROM Logan and Dunlap.
The time was spent in music and
games aud nice refreshments y ire
served. The pupils greatly enjoyed
this evening At the home Of their
music teacher.
/ On scsount of our hotel being
Il