The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-29
DOW CITY ITEMS.
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Mrs. S, E. Wiley and daughter,
Fanchon. are visiting relatives in
North Grove and on the Prairie.
Art Randel returned Sunday from
a few days visit with relatives at
Panama.
Claude Mcdonald and Ida Water
house spent Sunday in Denison with
Mrs. Frank Carl.
The G. II. C. met with Miss Adah
Cross last Thursday. A most pleas
ant afternoon was spent in converse
ton and fancy work. A fine two
course luncheon was served.
! Mrs. j. r. Griffin has returned to
her home west of town, after two
weeks stay at the ]. Fl. Griffin home,
where she cared for Grandma Grit
fin.
The l.. D. S. ladies have revived
their aid society and meeting was
held with Mrs. j. r. Rudd last week
Wednesday, when the time was spent
in Quilting and carpet rag sewing.
Fourteen were present to aid with the
work.
Ansel Clark has been staying in
town for week caring for a horse,
which was taken sick While in town,
but the animal died Sunday.
Mrs H. A. Goodman and two chill
dren went to West Side Saturday to
visit her sister and on Monday she,
together with her husband and Lee
Goodman, left for their home at Sell
by, N. D.
jim Omeara and family Sundayed
at Buck Grove.
,c Dr.;I al, III
drove out to the w. B. Mcdonald
home for their regular meeting last
Friday afternoon. Their number was
reinforced by several guests. Mrs.
Fred Wiley and Miss Susie Thompson
assisted Mrs Mcdonald in serving a
delicious two-course lunch. Their
next meeting will be with Mrs. G. l..
Rudd.
Jack Ahart has shipped out sixteen
cars of sheep the past week and has
something like $500 head on hand.
Bill Divine shipped couple of cars
of fat cattle to the Chicago markets
Saturday night.
J. H. Young and wife are getting
settled in their new home this week
Many improvements have been made
on the property and when they are
settled they will certainly be comfort
ably housed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson got
home Thursday from Harlan, where
they had been called as witnesses in
the Switzer divorce proceedings.
G. w. Langley is adding new
porch to his residence in the west
/, part of town.
Miss Eta Sterrett was down from
Arion Sunday for visit with hel
; friend, Clara Williamson.
! Joe McColl was in Dunlap on bust
: ness one day the first of the week.
Misses Genevieve Dow and Heller
: Swasey have been out of school Thu
past week on account of being ILL.,
a Mrs. Tom Clark has gone to Siou:
: City, where she will visit week an,
v then go to her home at Redfield, S. [
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Butts have re
turned home and report very enjoy
able visit at the capital city.
Wednesday of last week E,dWi
= Poitevin left his team. which wa
~ hitched to a disc, standing in the feel
Q for few minutes. The team too
- advantage Of his absence and starte
y, on a run for town. They arrived SAT-
ly d SHOIl llulG IdlSl. NV Hal Ill w q
;, done except that the lines We're CT
- up some and the disc was conside
e ably dulled.
. Charles Smith has purchased a fin
new piano and placed it in the hal
J. 1t will be very much appreciated b
" the public.
The Dow City schools are close
and all are enjoying a weeks vac;
= ton.
:. Farm work was progressing NIGEL
). but the snow Sunday afternoon an
=. evening put a stop TO the work, :
= many Of the farmers were in town O
Monday.
y, Mrs. J. d. Anterim returned Thur
- day to her nome at Redfeld, low
:, after spending a delightful week wit
parents, brothers and sisters.
:, The Baptist parsonage is now v
70 can't Rev. J. j. wv. Place has packe
~ and stored his household goods an
i, gone to look for a new location. Mr.
w. Place has gone to visit her daughte
20 in Nebraska They have friends he,
- who regret very much to see them d
=, part. The Baptist people expect I
=, soon secure the services of anothe
pastor.
,r Robert Fishel has gone to Portlan
Ore. His many friends here wish hi
If success in his new home.
Miss Inez Hallowell, who for Sc
# eral months has been house seer
q tary for the Y. w. G. A. at Des Moine
% has arrived at home for a few week
visit and vacation. However, she wi
n not return to Des Moines, as she hs
X been offered and has accepted a pos
ton in the same line of work at S
is Louis This is a good promotion, bl
# one which she has really earned. He
many friends will be glad to kno
# she is making good, but they all e!
pected her to.
Il Thomas Clark, another one of tn
Ia good Crawford county farmers, loade
his stock, machinery and househol
w goods into a car last week and d.
n parted for Redfield, S. D., near whic
place he will make his home on
farm. Mrs Clark and the baby star
e ed Thursday to join her husband
v their new home. Friends regrette
10 very much to see them leave herr
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