The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-17
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DOW CITY ITEMS.
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Mr.. Ed Wetter, of Rinard, was re
cent visitor at the Art Stump nome.
Mrs. Clarence O'Meara visited sew
eral DAYS last week with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Hassett, at Denlson.
w. A. Langley and family departed
Tuesday for their home at Alns"or.n
Neh after three weeks visit VIII
relatives here and at Denlson.
DR.. Beatty was up from Dunlap u
professional business last Wednesday
Mrs. John Rollins, of Dell Rapids
s. D.. and Mrs. Eva Michel, OF En-
mettsburg. Iowa, have been here OF
account Of the illness of their father
Mr.. F. M. Cole.
Frank Stepanek has returned TO nj
home at Crete, Neb., after thre
weeks delightful visit with MS DrolN
ers and aged mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Huntlngto,
came up from Omaha again last "ee'
for short sojourn. :,
Mrs. G. w. Langley has been !.
with pneumonia for several days pas'
hut is improved at this writing.
Mrs. Peter Deitz is here from Platte
s. D.. for visit with her mother
Mrs. Anna Doser. She will visit rel
atives at Charter Oak before return
ing to her home.
Mr.. John Mcintosh is a sutfereI
from pneumonia at his home IN Gal
lands Grove. ,;,
Mrs. becky Cameron and two chill
dren returned to their home in Chero
kee recently. Her mother, Mrs. Elza
beth Virgins, went with her and VIII
nrohablv spend the remainder of the
winter there. H..
r. L. Hoffman was down from Den
ison Monday in the interest OF lie III
surance.
Friends of Aunt Florence human
were grieved to learn OF her deati
last week at her home near Arlon. Inc
funeral was held Friday and she "as
laid to rest in the Dow City cemetery
The surviving relatives have the sym
pathy of many friends.
Well. we have certainly had some
weather the past week and OF the old
fashioned kind. Last Friday morning
holds the blue ribbon, though, TOR the
neighboring thermometers registered
from 40 to "A degrees below zero. The
regulation January thaw will be glad
" welcomed any old time.
Johnny Hennings moved last week
from the Roger Paul farm to the OLD
McDougall farm now owned by the
Houston Brothers.
Earl Brake attended to business at
the /. c. depot last Saturday afternoon
while Agent Judd was at Dunlap with
the Dow City Dramatic company.
Mrs. Mark Riley was hostess last
Friday afternoon to the Friday club
On account of the frigid weather the
attendance was small, but those who
ventured out were we'll repaid for the
trip in the entertainment they We're
given. 14.e lunch was served In two
courses and all enjoyed it to the ut
most.
Frank Hahn was over from Buck
Grove on business mission Monday.
Henry Gibson is here from Hugo
Colo, for a visit with his sister, Mrs
Frank McHenry, and other relatives
It has been quite number OF years
since Henry has been here, but nc
looks natural and says that although
there have been many changes in dow
City, he finds it the same old town.
Report from F. M. Cole says that ne
is improving and that he will be as
good as new before long.
Relatives here have received the
announcement of the birth OF a sor
to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Horn at
their home in Omaha The little fel-
low weighed So pounds. Mrs. Horn
will be remembered as Miss Edna Glib
son, of this place.
w. C. Rolls went from here last
week Monday to DenisOn to attend the
annual meeting of assessors and was
honored by being made chairman Of
the meeting. H. B. Johnson, our town
shin assessor, was unable to be pres
ent.
How the cold weather puts damper
on every thing. Trains were hours be-
hind their schedule-hours and days.
Persons desiring to travel had to start
q day ahead of time so as to be aDle
to get out of town the day after. The
ianitor at the school building run the
furnace to the limit, using Is pounds
of steam instead >of the usual seven
or eight and then couldn't heat the
building and school was dismissed in
the lower room Friday. Water pipes
galore are frozen and bursted and
everyone is looking forward to the
good old summer time.
Mrs. David McNair is reported as
not being so we'll for several days
past. She has had quite a lengthy
spell of sickness.
Last Friday evening Misses Fan
chon Wiley and Vivian Sharp gave a
party to their young friends at Miss
Fanchon's home. Quite number OF
young folks were present and they all
enjoyed themselves immensely. A nice
lunch was served and at late hour
the guests departed, all voting their
hostesses capital entertainers.
Another contagious disease has ap'
reared in town and the victim is little
George Crandall, the three-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Crandall.
The attending physician pronounced
the disease as Scarlet fever and
quarantine was Immediately estab