The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-03-05

and it weighed % pounds, which is
considered a remarkably large size.
The fur is valuable.
Paul Ahrens has disposed of his
dray, Jay Baber being the purchaser.
He took possession Saturday. Mr..
and Mrs. Ahrens will continue to re-
side here. He does not, at present,
know just what line of business he
will take up, but it will probably be
teaming.
Lloyd Brake came up from Logan
Sunday and spent the day with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Brake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge Bryan are
the parents of baby boy, born Mon
day, March Sd.
Hon. r. H. Lorimer, of Indianapolis,
Ind, an orator of some repute, will
be in Dow City next Thursday even
ing and give an address at Smiths
hall on the political issues of the day
and the problems confronting the
American people. The address is
free.
Rev. c. L. Baxter, presiding elder of
the NJ. E. church of the Council
Bluffs district, will be here next Sat-
urday evening, at which time the bus.
mess session of the quarterly confer
ence will be held. He will preach
next Sabbath morning, after which
the sacrament of the Lords supper
will be observed.
Mrs. Emery Schissler and two chill
dren are visiting relatives here few
days before their departure for their
f,1tnro homo at Jefferson
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wiley were bus
mess visitors in Dunlap Monday.
Albert Alexander moved into town
Monday and is occupying the proper
ty recently purchased from Art Ran
del. Mr.. Randel was unable to Sc
cure another residence so has been
obliged to store his household goods.
He was fortunate in securing room
from Mrs. Luke in which to store
them. Store rooms are about as
scarce in Dow City as residences. We
are not informed as to where Mr..
Randel may locate.
w. A. Starkey has moved his family
here from Council Bluffs and is occu-
plying the rooms over the McColl feed
store. He will be employed on the
Northwestern section.
Lewis King, who lives in North
Grove, was under the weather last
week.
Uncle Johnny Rudd has purchased
of Joe McColl the residence property
occupied by the w. A. Barry family,
and will obtain possession April LIST.
Clarke Best has purchased the house
occupied by Lester Meyer.
Roy Burch is i'll at his home one
half mile east of town.
Mrs. Enos Cross, who recently un-
derwent an operation at the Denison
hospital, was able to be brought home
last Wednesday. Her friends are re-
| joicing to see her so greatly improved
in health.
Mrs. Dave Crandall came down from
Boone last week to visit her relatives
and numerous friends in this vicinity.
Eugene Baber spent the Sabbath in
Deloit with friends.
Lou Sterrett has returned from An.
thon whittier he had gone last week
to help his brother, Clarke, drive his
| stock.
The friends of Mrs. Romanan Wight
gave her surprise on her sixty-first
birthday, which occurred last Tues
day. Seventeen of them gathered at
her home and claimed the right of way
for few hours. They brought along
a delicious lunch, to which all did
ample Justice. Before leaving they
presented her with sum of money,
requesting her to purchase a present
for herself. The affair was success
and the surprise was complete.
Leslie Holcomb was business Wis.
itor in Omaha one day last week.
Last Saturday evening quite com
pany of young people gathered at the
VIM. Ballantyne home for party. A
fine time was had and all enjoyed the
refreshments Mrs. Ballantyne served.
The concert given by the Dow City
Choral club under the supervision OF
Miss Grace Schlumberger at the M.
E. church last Wednesday evening, de.
lighted every one who heard it, and
far surpassed their expectations. A
goodly number had assembled to hear
it, The entertainment opened with
prayer by the Rev. Joseph Stephen.
The program was begun by the rendi-
ton of Schubert's GLORY to the Lord
God Almighty" and we are safe III
saying that it was never rendered
more beautifully than on this occasion.
Miss Genevieve Dow took the leading
part in the humming chorus. This
selection seemed to please the audi
ence best of any given, although all
were popular selections. Miss Schlum-
berger gave several brilliant piano
selections, which were freely encored,
Miss Schlumberger responding in her
usual pretty way. The club, together
with Miss Schlumberger, are to be
congratulated on the high class en-
tertainment they gave the people OF
this vicinity. 1t was as much enjoyed.
if not more, than the entertainments
given by the travelling concert COM
panies or lyceum bureaus. The young
ladies went to Denison Monday TO
give the program at that place and
we trust they are as graciously re-
ceived as they were at this place.
Miss Florence Munsey is able to be
out again. She was hurt more in her
recent accident than was at first
thought, having had rib fractured.
She is not able to go to work yet, how
ever.
Miss Minnie Fouts, of this place,
id loo IN Mr. Iiha