The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-24
DOW CRY.

DOW CITY.
G. w. Langley has gone to Aims
worth, Neb., to visit his children He
will 70 to Enders Lake, also before
he returns.
Mrs. Asa Bybee is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben King, near
Dunlap.
Mrs. Fred Coleman Is entertaining
q sister from Pottawattamie county.
Mrs. w. B. Mcdonald visited her
cousin, Mrs. Frank Carl. in Denison
Frank Reed is here from Crofton,
Neb. Speedy" as he is known,
comes back to the old stamping
grounds quite regularly.
Mre. George Binnall entertained the
,;day club last Friday. A number
If guests were present and all had a
I Ii ,htful time. !,
{ Miss Mary Howorth spent q couple
of days the last of the week at the
ison.
Johnny Walters started last week on
q trip to the coast and may possibly
visit Alaska before his return.
Last Saturday a horse race was
pulled of on the road west of town
between horses belonging to Fred
Bean and John O'Day. Beans horse
succeeded in carrying OF the purse.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Mesenbrink
came down from Denison Saturday for
an over-Sunday visit with her father,
j. r. Griffin, and family.
jamie Butler returned Friday from
a two months visit with relatives al
Creighton, Neb.
Mrs d. L. Houston started Sunday
for her home at Phoenix, Arizona
after an extended visit here. She will
visit relatives at Kansas City and at
Trinidad, Colo, on the way home.
Miss Fannie Howorth is spending 9
few days here with friends. Her home
is in Wendte, S. d.
James Reed has moved to Shelby
county.
Asa -ttleman had the misfortune
to drop an old bridge plank on his
foot, spike in the plank running en-
tirely through the foot. He had the
member dressed as soon as possible
and it is doing as we'll as could be
expected.
Mrs. w. H. Rule and daughter
Helen, returned Saturday evening
from a visit with relatives in eastern
Iowa. This branch of the Rule fam
~ expects to move to Ruthford, Iowa
the last of the month. All wish then
health and prosperity in their new
home.
Henry Bell has returned from his
annual trip to the Rockies.
"A case of infantile paralysis is re
ported at the home of Ernest Sprang
A sevea-weeks'-old child is the one af
flicted.
The M. E. Sunday school will hold
an all day picnic in the city park OF
next Friday. August 26tn. Everyone
! sinvited to come and to bring well
filled basket and a rousing appetite
The social life of this Sunday schoo
is something well calculated to be {
tie that binds"
Born. August 81, 1910, to ]. A. Scot
and wife, daughter.
Have you seen our large stock o.
mems suits just received for fall
elegant selection at from $1,000 tt
$20.O0-Let us show you them at Her
mans Store. BAL
J. R. Best and family spent the Sab
bath with Mrs. Best's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Hoenekamp, in Den
ison.
James Turnlund is taking vaca
ton from his duties as clerk in the
Bremser store and is down at the
Bluffs visiting with his brother, 81
mer.
| Rita odell has gone to Hawkeye a
which place she will teach in the higl
school the coming year.
Ed Mitchell, of Lake City, dropped
in Sunday for "a visit with his sister
Mrs. M. A. Riley.
Frank Mcbride, of Denison, was il
town Saturday.
Grace King has returned to he
home in North Grove after visi
with relatives here in town.
Charley Smith returned Friday iron
trip to Chicago with cattle. He EN-
braced the opportunity to visit da.
or two with relatives in the big city
Mrs. G. M. Brake and daughter
Maude, from Cherokee, returned Nor
day to their home after visiting wit
relatives here for ten days.
w. L. Swatman and wife and W
w. Jordan and wife drove down t
Harlan Tuesday to the fair.
Born, August 2Srd, to Eugene Crar
dali and wife, daughter.
Mr.. ]. J. Carson, of Sac county, wa
calling on friends q few days the pas
week.
Charley 2. Booth, former residen
of Dow City, was calling on friend
and relatives last Wednesday. Ate
leaving here he was arrested at Cour
Gil Bluffs and returned to Denisor