The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-10-05
DOW CITY.

C. E. Tincher was up from Omaha
few days last week.
Fred Fischer and his mother lef
Saturday for their home at Spokane
Wash. Mrs. o. J. Judd accompanied
them as far as Omaha, returning home
Saturday.
Ida Waterhouse went to Dunlap OF
Saturday to spend the weekend vaca
ton with her parents.
John Griffin and wife were over
Sunday visitors in Denison and thu
August Mesenbrink home.
Mrs. Claude Blackman and children
have gone to their home at Panors
after a two months visit with he
father, George Carey. Her husband
came up Saturday.
Mrs. May Foster, of Council Bluffs
and Mrs. Myrtle Way, OF Oregon, Wis
tied Saturday with Uncle Johnn!
Rudd's family.
Will Rolls went to Omaha Friday
and returned Saturday with a brand
new auto.
Minnie Brake spent couple of days
at Dunlap the last of the week.
Gene Crandall was an Omaha Wis
itor on Wednesday.
Last Friday evening a large crowC
of young folks went out to the Franz
Binnall home to give Mark Norris anC
wife a farewell sendoff before they
left town. Dancing was the order Of
the evening and everyone did theil
share. An oyster supper ended the
evenings fun. A most delightful time
was had by all present, as is always
the case when Mrs. Binnall entertains
J. N. Bell is erecting a large double
corn crib on his farm north OF town
Lynn Rood was Manila visitor
last week, where it is reported ne
purchased a dray line and will soor
move there to take possession.
NJ. c. Norris and family are gone
to Grand Island, Neb., where he viii
work at barbering. They have made
many warm friends in Dow City who
are loath to see them go, but wish
them the "best ever" in their new
home.
T. w. Swatman expects to go tc
Peru, Neb, this week, about sixty
miles south of Omaha to look at the
country with view to purchasing a
farm.
In the report of the ball game last
week the paper said Struck out by
Faul l." 1t should have said, struck
out by Faul II, by Madigan 5.
Hlacan and Kuykendall took pos
,s:si~r of the Norris barber shop last
Saturday.
lat and Alexander both had their
running horses at the Missouri Val
ley fair last week. Alexander recent
ly purchased his horse at the Sioux
City fair.
Still there are more sheep being
shipped in. E. N. Chamberlain and
Jack Ahart have, we are told, shipped
in about two thousand for feeding
purposes.
Gordon Baber and Louis Galland
went to Missouri Valley Friday to
take in the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rae started
last Wednesday for several weeks
visit with relatives and friends in diff
ferent eastern cities.
Last Thursday evening the Dow City
Rebekahs met at the w. c. Rolls
home and went in body to the Nor
ris home for a farewell surprise party
on Mrs. Norris, who is member of
the lodge. The evening was very
pleasantly spent in the usual fratern-
al way Mrs. Norris was presented
with nice souvenir spoon as tok-
en- of regard which she very much
appreciated. Light refreshments were
served and all expressed regrets at
the removal of such good member
but wished them much success in their
new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Fedderson came
from Oklahoma City last week for a
visit at the T. A. Walters home. Mrs.
Fedderson and Mrs. Walters are sis
tiers.
After so many weeks delay on &C.
count of sickness and other causes,
the McColl family finally got started
last Friday on their western trip in
their auto. o. w. Nelson, of Arion,
accompanied them to Omaha. 1t is
expected that Mrs. McColl will drive
the balance of the way. They expect
to spend the winter in Colorado and
mia before they return. home. They
expect to be absent till June of next
year.
The high school athletic association
have taken the responsibility of hav.
ing lecture course for this winter.
The Redpath-Slayton Lyceum bureau
will furnish five entertainments, con-
sisting of lectures, concerts and car
toonist. Tickets are already on sale
by members Of the association.
Art S. Randel started Friday for a
two weeks business and pleasure trip.
He will visit Nevada and California
before he returns.
If Dow City cannot have houses
enough to accommodate the people
who would come and live here, our
population is bound to increase any
way. The newest arrival was taken
into the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Lazerus last Friday and is a fine
eight-pound boy. Herman's store will
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