The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-06-26
ADVERTISING DOW
CITY THIS WEEK
Ten Auto Loads Of Dow City Business
Men Tour Western Iowa As
Far As Omaha.
An Interesting News Letter From
Dow City and Vicinity Written
by Staff Correspondent.

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from this place Monday morning TO
a trip to Omaha and intervening
towns for the purpose of advertising
our town and its coming celebration
The autoes were we'll decorated witt
flags, streamers, banners, etc., AM
were all we'll equipped to carry GU
their plans. They expect to be tn
guests of King Samson at the Del
this evening and they have assurance
from the Aksarben followers of {
right merry time with a banquet t
follow. Nearly fifty business mel
and boosters constituted the Grove
going down. Here's hoping they have
the good time they are looking for.
Little six-year-old Alfredo Moyel
was bitten one day last week by {
vicious dog belonging to Ed Galland
The little girl is getting along al
right. Mr.. Galland took the dog tt
his fathers home in the country, a
which place it will be kept.
Johnny O'Meara and Nelson Butler
autoed over to Carroll last week K
take in the firemen's tournament
Jack Scott went over to Charter
Oak Wednesday on business mis-
sion.
Jim O'Meara and Father Farrelly
were down from Denison Wednesday
and called on the O'Meara families
r. w. Houston, Fred Buss and Lou
Wore went to Omaha one day last
week and brought up the fine new Ov
erland car that Mr.. Buss recently
purchased.
Mrs. P. w. Harding came down
from Denison Wednesday to visit at
the Edwund Howorth home.
Miss Coda Dow has been enjoying
q most delightful visit with relatives
at Missouri Valley.
Carl and Harvey Stempel returned
Friday to their home at Hutchinson,
Kans., after a weeks visit here with
former friends
Mrs. Ira Trip came over from
Charter Oak the last of rhe week and
called on friends, returning day
or SO later.
Henry Young went to South Da|
kota Frtiday TO look after hia land in
terests. He expects to be gone about
a week..
DR.. Toms father, sister and broth
er-in-law from 1onesboro, KY, came
last week; and will visit the doctor
for several days.
Mrs. ]. c.. Graul went last week to
Chicago, where she will visit relas
tives.
Mrs. Jane Wood and daughter, Mrs.
Nellie Smith,. nerurned Saturday h0n
& few days Hisit At the Bird Wood
home near Churdan.
Mrs. Emma Alexander has been en-
IGying visit l1lu1n her sister, MIS-.
Mary Terry, of DenlsOn.
Peter Cummings, of Denison, spent
several days hene last week, the
guest of several little friends.
Miss Ruth Rossf is here from EAes
M9Snes and is visiting the Buss and
Wore families.
Vanchie Butler, of ArIon, is spxnd-
ing a few days a1 tine home OF her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs Jim Henry.
MIS- p. J. HaignweH and Mrs 81.
G. Scott were Denison visitors Sat
urdzy.
Mrs. Alex Baber returned SATURDAY
from Texas, where she went se8ral
months ago to make her home with
her brother. She faund, however, that
the climate did not agree with her so
she has come back here to reside
Many friends We'll be pleased to
know that she intends to remain here
permanently.
Ed Chamberlain has a brand new
auto, and he and wife, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smit1k, drove
up to Lake View Saturday for an ov-
er-Sunday sojourn at the lake.
Miss Maudie Brake departed last
Wednesday fur Tara, where she will
visit her brother, Lloyd, a few days,
after which she will go to Cherokee
to visit her aunts, Mrs. Ed Bruner
and Mrs. Garland GOldiej
Mrs. Rena Sharp, of Dunlap. visited
friends in this vicinity the last of the
week.
Mrs. Mark Riley and Mrs. Frank
Binnall were shoppers in Denison on
Friday.
Aunt Janet Rae returned Saturday
from 4 few days visit with the. S. j.
Woodruff family in Omaha.
Mel Breen, Johnny O'Meara, Clar,
ence O'Meara and wife drove over to
Buck Grove Sunday to attend church
services.
| Hank Cummings was down from
Denison Saturday.
One day last week Rural Carrier
Swatman's auto broke down about 10
miles from town and Mrs. Swatman
drove out with a team so he could
continue the remainder of the route
J. G.. Graul attended the firemen's
tournament at Carroll one day last
week, returning home on the mid
night special.
A crowd of Denison people pic
nicked in our city park one day last
week, returning home in the evening
after a picnic supper.
Miss Emma Vollerson departed on
Sunday for Chicago, where she will
visit relatives.
Mrs. R. w. Techs mother and sister
came down from Denison Saturday
to visit her. They will also visit al
the Johnny Henning home before re
turning.
The Golden Hour club held most
delightful session last Thursday at
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Star