The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-06-07
DOW CITY ITEMS.

+ :. = \ !: :. j. ). ). !. + + :: + j. !.

Albert Lyman and wife and Reuben
Wore, OF Dunlap, were memorial day
visitors in Dow City.
| w. c. Rolls and family drove down
to Dunlap Wednesday to see his par
ents.
Rev. J. l.. Boyd, former pastor of
the NJ. E. church here, but now To-
Gated at Glidden, was in town last
week Tuesday. His wife accompanied
him.
Mrs. Riley Talcott was down from
Arion last Friday afternoon visiting
friends and attending the Royal Neigh
Dor lodge.
Emery Schissler and family were
down from Charter Oak Thursday to
visit Mrs. Schissler's mother, Mrs.
Jane Wood.
Mrs. Joe McColl and daughter, Opal.
departed Wednesday last for Canon
after which they will return home in
their auto.
Mrs Henry Kent and mother came
lup from Woodbine one day last week
and spent the day with friends.
Miss Winona Houts, of Dunlap, Wis
tied several days last week at the Art
Randel home. Sne departed Thursday
for Cedar Falls to attend commence
ment exercises, her sister being a
graduate.
Florence Munsey was down from
Deloit day or two the first of the
week. Miss Lulu Shives accompanied
her and visited while here with Miss
Ola Rigsby.
w. c. Rolls and wife and r. T.
Baber and wife were business Wis
itors in Omaha Thursday. Joe Pear
sail wore the town star during Mr..
Baber's absence.
John Ahart went to Chicago Satur-
day and expects to be gone four or
five days.
Walter Coles daughter, Ethel, was
sick last week. She is much better
at this writing.
Mrs. Morton and Mrs. WEIGH, of
Buck Grove, visited one day last week
with their friend. Mrs. James Omeara.
Miss Alice POitevin came Saturday
from Cedar Falls, where she has been
a student, to spend her vacation at
home. Miss Agnes Goddard will be
home Tuesday.
Bernice Alexander came home from
visit with the home folks.
Mrs. Ed Dorsey and Miss Bessie
Mari, of Arion, We're callers in town
Saturday.
Herman Lazerus and wife went to
Omaha Sunday. Herman returned on
Sunday, but his wife remained to visit
her parents. She expects to return
Friday.
Herbert Fishel and wife came down
from DenisOn Saturday night for an
lover-Sunday visit at the w. E. Fishel
home.
| The rural schools are closing their
years work Miss Ida Waterhouse
| finished her spring term Thursday
Miss Jennie Hallowell, Miss Mabel
Cole and Mrs Clara Wilder finished
Friday, Mrs. Wilder giving her pupils
a picnic.
Ed Chamberlain and family depart
ed last week for Lake View, where
they opened the summer cottage and
took up their abode Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Fishel and daughters, Iva and
Nellie, went up Saturday to spend a
week as guests at the Chamberlain
cottage. When Will gets home we will
doubtless be RECALLED with stories of
1.-THE big fish he didn't catch.
Last week was club week in Dow
City, all three clubs holding meetings.
The Friday club met with Mrs. Enos
Cross: the G. H. C.'s with Mrs. Ed
ridge Bryan, and the Priscillas with
Mrs. Leslie Poitevin. Good attend
ance was feature at each club and
all enjoyed the delicious refreshments
served by each hostess.
Willis Virgins and family spent
Sunday at the Martin Houlihan home
near DenisOn.
Miss Trenna Chamberlain is spend
ing the week with Miss Rachael Lally
at the Lally home in Denison. She will
go to Lake View to join her parents
the latter part of the week.
Joe Best and Star Goddard were
travellers to Omaha Sunday.
The l.. d. S. Aid society meets each
Wednesday with Mrs. A. l.. Jackson
for a short period.
The Standard Bearers met last Fri
day evening with Lucinda McHenry.
Quite number were present. Miss
Flora Virgins conducted the lesson
after which light refreshments were
served. All present enjoyed very
pleasant evening.
The board of trustees of the NJ. f.
church held a continued session of the
third quarterly conference last Thurs
day evening, at which time important
church business was disposed of. They
also decided to unite with Baptist
church in holding union services in
he park on Sunday evenings. begin
ming with the first Sunday in July and
continuing throughout the heated sea
son.
Little two-year-old Martha Best
daughter of Clark Best, had a close
call one day last week, when she
drank several ounces of cough syrup.
Two physicians were called and it
was only by constant work that she
was kept from passing into sleep
from which physicians say she would
never waken. The child is all right
again now.
Mrs. Hiram Rudd and daughter,
Flossie, came Friday from Holden.
Mo-. for an extended visit with rela-
tives.
Asa Bybee has quit work in the
Scott blacksmith ShOD after a two