The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-11-15

DOW CITY ITEMS.
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Misses Mary and Lulu H0wartf
went last Tuesday to Tecumseh, Neb.
where they attended the funeral O.
their relative, Mrs. Lorena l. Howarth
]. l.. Napier has returned to his
home at Chillicothe, Iowa, after serv
ing three or four weeks here as agen
during J. G. Grauls absence. Mr.. Grau
is at the helm again.
Levi Igou and wife came last weel
from Lincoln, Neb., and will spend
the winter at the home of their son
George, four miles southeast of town
| Mrs. Maria Gibson went to Omaha
last week Tuesday to visit her daugh
ter, Mrs. Charles Horn.
]. H. Miller got started last week
"Wednesday for the new home in La
lClede county, Mo. Mrs. Miller and
Louis went Thursday.
Mrs. Clair Butterworth has returned
from Norfolk, Neb., where she had
attended the funeral of Neva Rudd.
Henry Young and wife started the
first of the week on their western
"trip. They will go first to Denver and
visit with relatives there, then they
stop at Salt Lake City for few days
then on to Southern California, where
they will spend the winter. They ex
Ipect to be gone about four months.
Frank Binnall and Ben King went
to Omaha last week, where they pur
chased a car load of sheep to feed out
this winter
Orris Ahart was under the doctors
care last week, but is alright again
however.
The high school was dismissed last
Wednesday noon for the remainder OF
the week while Professor Gates, Miss
Hayes and Miss Mendonsa were al
Des Moines attending the state teach
ers' meeting.
Miss Ruth Cole was down from Den
ison several days last week visiting at
the Herman Logsdon home.
The dancers held forth in the hall
last Friday night. Talcott's orchestra
was down from Mapleton and fur.
nished the music. A very pleasant
time is reported. The next dance will
be a Thanksgiving affair.
Rev. Dale Calkins and wife and Mrs
Otis Nelson were down from Arion
last Wednesday evening to attend the
revival services at the M. E. church
Little Chauncey Williamson is sui.
fering from an attack of tonsilitis.
Vance Trip and couple of boy
friends came up from Omaha Friday
for few days visit with friends.
Mrs. w. E. Fishel went over to Ute
last week for a visit at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. J. r. Harker.
Miss Emma Luck has gone to her
home southeast of town for few
weeks sty Miss Myrtle Edwards is
taking her place at the City hotel dur
ing her absence.
Fred Thompson had the misfortune
Sunday to have valuable driving
horse break it's leg, thus necessitating
the killing of the animal. How the &C
cident happened is not known.
Roy Turner is sick at the Fred Cole
man home northwest of town.
Mrs. D. McCord, from the Upper
Paradise, visited last week at the
home of Will Schouten. The first OF
this week she came to town and is
visiting with her old friend, Mrs.
Bixler.
Rehearsals are in progress for the
school program to be given in Smiths
HAL NOVcIlUci AfLu, anu LuuS MISS
Goddard and Miss Turnlund are un-
usually busy these days.
Chris Vollerson and wife were Deni-
son visitors Friday. Their daughter,
Miss Minnie, who is attending the
Lutheran school there, came home
with them for weekend visit.
Mrs. George Jordan and Aunt Sarah
Blackman have been enjoying a visit
from an old-time friend, Mrs. Caroline
Davis, whom they had not seen for
nearly fifty years. The lady came and
paid them a three weeks visit and
the way they talked over old times
wasn't slow. She returned to her
home at Molina. Kans., last Thursday.
Mrs. j. F. Willett, who has been
visiting relatives here for about two
months, started last week Tuesday on
her return trip to her home in Bill
lings, Mont. She stopped in Omaha
for few days visit with her sister,
Mrs. Horn.
Mrs. Alb Rigsby received telephone
message Thursday that their niece,
Mrs. Lille Smith, nee Baber, was crit