The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-08
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DOW CITY ITEMS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Chamberlain
have returned from Illinois, where
they spent several weeks with relatives
Last week a deal was closed where
by Jack Ahart comes into possession
Of the meat markets OF Vail and DOW
City, having traded some land IN Sher-
lian and Breen for the same. JACK
Poucher will remain in charge OF the
Dow City shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Jackson and
Mr.. r. Wight went down to Woodblne
one day last week to visit at the Gid
Hawley home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spray Malone and
family have returned from Yutan, Ne
braska, where they have been living
for the past year. They will again
take up their residence at Kenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Holcumb and
daughter, Mrs. Miller, have returned
to their home at Clay Center, Iowa.
after spending several days with rel
atives.
One item which we failed to men
ton last week was that bunch OF
the Dunlap Odd Fellows came up to
visit the Dow City lodge. There being
degree work for the evening the Dun
lap staff was asked to put the work
on, which they proceeded to do in
very satisfactory way. The Dunlap
boys sure know how to instruct can
didate.
Mrs. P. j.. Hallowell returned last
Thursday from Cedar Rapids, where,
as a delegate, she attended and took
part in the state Camp OF Royal
Neighbors of America. She reports
very profitable and enjoyable time.
Frank Berka has sold his residence
property to A. L. Brown, who bought
and has now taken possession OF the
jewelry store. He will soon move his
family here. We are glad to welcome
this family again to our town.
The high school students report the
lecture course was so we'll patron
lied that they came out about twenty
dollars ahead this year.
Miss Sarah Baber and daughter
Ruby, started Friday afternoon for
Gordon, Neb., where they will visit
relatives for couple Of weeks.
Some who went from here to attenc
church in Denison Sunday found them
closed on account of scarlet fever.
Mrs. Patrick Burke and Mrs. Thos
Noonen, of Buck Grove, were Dow
City visitors Friday and attended the
Royal Neighbors lodge.
Clair Butterworth has moved on thu
fine farm he has rented below tow
and Jim Omeara has moved into tn
Butterworth residence.
Harry Jones and Mrs. Will Schoute7
have returned home from Charte
Oak, where they were called by tn
serious illness and death of thei
father.
Miss Alma Stout, of near Denisor
spent several days here last week
the home of her friend, Miss May XII
lion.
Mrs. Hannah Quick has her house
hold goods packed ready to ship
Harlan, near which place she expect
to make her home. Frank Berka wi
move into the house thus vacated.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Griffin, who sper
the winter in Indiana, have returne
to their home in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Barber, VIII
spent the winter in the country, hav
moved back to their home in town.
A deal was made whereby the How
orth Bros. have come into possessio
of the Wheelrite farm south Of town
Will Seeman spent Sunday with hi
family at the J. U. Wise home.
Wallace Edwards has moved hi
family back to town and is living i
his fathers house in the north part {
town.
Henry Nelson, accompanied by hi
brother, Ed of Denison, and his brotl
er, Axel, and sister, Elene, of Seattle
Wash, drove to Kiron and spent SUI
day with relatives. Henry and Ed re
turned Sunday evening, the others re
manning for several days visit wit
kirOn relatives.
Herman LaZerus went to Omaha O
Tuesday to attend the Nebraska re
tailers' convention and buy some neN
goods for his store.
The Deem & Welch marble firm ar
putting in some fine monuments l.
the cemetery this week.
Miss Bernice Alexander and he