The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-01
Denison, Iowa

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twenty-five OF their friends at dinner.
This was a farewell party in their old
home as they will move this week in
to the cottage in the west part OF town
where G. l.. Rudd is now living.
Mrs. John Weber was called to near
Moorhead last week on account OF the
serious illness of her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baber came over
from Shelby county Saturday for an
over-Sunday visit with relatives.
| O. B. Peterson came down from
Ames Saturday evening for an over
Sunday visit at the Mrs. S. E. Baber
home.
Paul Ahrens came down from Boone
Saturday and visited at the home OF
his brother, Ed Ahrens, north OF town.
Mrs. G. w. Koser was called to
Illinois Saturday evening on account
of the death of her youngest sister.
Arthur Brown, of Zion City, ILL.,,
was transacting business in Dow City
Saturday.
The entertainment in the church on
Thursday evening was well attended
and was enjoyed by all, it being one
of the best entertainments Of the
course.
The show, "The Girl and the Gawk,"
was given at Smiths hall Friday even
ing and was witnessed by full house
and pronounced fairly good enter
tainment. A good play always calls
out good house in Dow City.
The Dow City school is going to give
another entertainment in the hall in
the near future. The school enter
tainments are always good and we'll
patrOniZed.
Frank Berka, our popular jeweler,
has sold his business and stock to
! A. L. Brown, who will take possess
ion on March first. Mr.. Brown is no
stranger here as he run a jewelry bus
mess here several years ago and was
we'll liked. Mr.. Berka informs us
that he will at least for the present
remain in town and devote his time
to photography and take pictures in
the country. We are glad to welcome
Mr.. Brown to our business circles of
Dow City and also wish for Mr.. Berka
abundant success in his new enter
prise.
Henry Nelson went to Denison on
Sunday to visit with his brother, Alex
Nelson, of Seattle, WASH who has
been spending several months in the
east. He arrived at the home OF his
brother, Ed, in Denison Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Renfrow had
their household goods sold on the
street Saturday afternoon and will
soon 60 to North Dakota. where they
expect to make their future home.
j. D. Price, who has been preach
ing in the l.. d. S. church, was called
home to Independence Mo-, on account
of sickness in his family.
This is moving week in Dow City
aud there are so many changes one
scarcely knows who they will find in
possession when they call On Mon
day Leslie Holcomb moved onto a
farm near Buck Grove. This house
vacated by Mr.. Holcomb will stand va
cant till about the first of May, when
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Butterworth will
return from years sojourn in Den
mark and establish themselves in
this home.
Emery Schisler moved Monday onto
Pearsall will occupy the Waters house
vacated by the Schisler family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Young started
to Marysville, Mo-, Saturday for
visit with relatives.
Miss Florence Munsey came down
from Deloit and spent week with
the home folks. She returned home
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Brown were
over from Manila and spent Sunday
with relatives.
The six brothers and sisters of Aunt
Nellie Crandall were all able to be
present at her funeral, some coming
from a distance Many friends from
all the surrounding towns were pres
ent. The relatives who came from a
distance were: Mr.. and Mrs. z. B.
Holcumb and Mrs. Frank Miller, Clay
Center, Neb.; O. E. Holcumb, indie
pendence, Mo-. Mrs. Gid Hawley,
Woodbine, Iowa; Mrs. Lulu Davis,
Otto Crandall and Miss Mamie Bell,
Omaha, Neb., and Mrs. Charley Nc
Henry, Mitchell, S. d.
Mrs. Asa Butterworth and daughters
who have been visiting at the Clair
Butterworth home, started for their
home at st. Louis Monday
Mrs. Bert SlOcumb, who has beeh
visiting friends in town. started for
her home in Dakota Monday.
Miss Ora ButterwOrth will make her
home for the present at the Mark
Riley home.
AXel Nelson came down from Deni- |
son Monday afternoon for a few days |
visit with his brother, Henry.
Mrs. P. ]. Hallowell started Tues |
day for Cedar Rapids. Iowa, where
as delegate from the Dow City camp
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state camp.