The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-04-19

through the SnOp, DeSlOeS renewing tne
till of the small change which amount
ed to nearly seven dollars. They or
others also tore the screen off the
door at the saloon and tried to enter
that building by way of the transom.
but for some reason no entry was
made. Warrants were issued for the
arrest of two characters, but as yet no
arrests have been made, the parties
having left without ceremony. They
will undoubtedly be picked up sooner
or later. Dow City is certainly get
ting notorious on account of its hold
ups and robberies.
| Bessie Griffin and Mark Pearsall
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Aug.
Mesenbrink in East Boyer township.
Miss Willeta Strahan came down
from Denison Saturday to spend a day
or two with her sister, Miss Jenna.
Curley Green is here from Rockwell
City.
Little Maude Roy has been here
from Denison for a short visit with the
Roy and Miller families.
The claim adjuster of the Wabash
railroad was in town one day last
week on business connected with his
department.
Mrs Fouts, of Dunlap, was visiting
relatives in town Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Florence Munsey came down
from Deloit Saturday for an over-Sun-
day visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Munsey.
Mrs. S. Gibson is recovering nicely
from the effects of her fall a few
weeks ago. although she is still un-
able to raise her left arm. The bruises
and cuts are nicely healed.
Friends and relatives were shocked
to hear of the untimely death of
Leona Henry. A number went Satur-
day and Sunday to call at the house
to view the remains.
Mrs. Marion Cole went to Denison
Sunday to see her sister, Mrs. Cleary,
who is sick.
F. M. Cole departed last Friday for
Dell Rapids, S. D., to visit his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Rollins. After spending a
few days there he will go to Bismarck
to look after his farming interests.
Mrs. E. N. Chamberlin entertained
the Priscillas last Thursday afternoon
at which time and place all enjoyed
themselves very much. Mrs. Cham.
berlin, assisted by her daughter
served a nice lunch.
Mrs. w. E. Fishel returned home the
first of the week after delightful visit
with relatives at Ute.
Will Seeman was at home again
over Sunday.
The people of our little city were
shocked Sunday afternoon when word
was passed around that John Cross
Sr. was dead. He had lately been en-
during siege of pneumonia, but was
commissioning. He was taken worse
Sunday morning and expired about
$50 p. m. All sympathize with the
family. The obituary will be pub
lished next week.
Miss Della Mcbride, of Denison
called on Dow City friends Sunday.
: Mrs. Herman Koenekamp and
daughter, Louise, of Denison, spent
Easter Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J
: r. Best.
Miss Lucy Healy went up to visit
the home folks on the Paradise last
Saturday, returning Sunday evening.
Albert Birkhoefer shipped carload
twenty head, of horses to the Omaha
: markets last week. They were all
: sold and Mr.. Birkhoefer had a good
: profit on every horse to pay him for
his time and trouble.
Patsy and Ralph Roy and families
came down from Denison Sunday and
spent the day with relatives.
Jack Poucher was a business visitor
at Ames last week.
The NJ. f. Sunday school rendered
their Easter program Sunday evening.
The exercises began at 8 o'clock and
consisted of special music by the
choir, songs by the children, recita-
tons, etc. 1t was evident that a great
deal of work had been put on this pro-
gram and the children certainly did
fine. The music was much above the
ordinary We nearly failed to mention
the song rendered by quartet COM
posed of Misses Rena Brake and Helen
Swasey and Messrs. Burl Logsdon and
Eugene Virgins. This song was a
beautiful one and well sung. After
the program came a free-will offering
for missions. Rev. Koser pronounced
the benediction, thus closing the Eas-
ter program and services. A full
house listened to the exercises.
Mrs. Pearl Alexander was down
from Denison Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Berka, of AriOn, was recent
visitor at the Frank Berka home here
H. w. Mesenbrink and son, Ben,
were up from near Dunlap oMnday.
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