The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-31
The Reviews Dow City Department.

Tie blAleT. MISS f1llud 1 uIuluuu WcllI
down the succeeding day and the three
young ladies spent the day visiting to-
gether and talking over old times.
Jay Baber spent Christmas at the
home of his sister, Mrs. o. B. Peter
sen in Denison.
Mrs. Calvin Kuykendall has rented
rooms in the A. H. Rudd home and
she and her sons will live there for
the present.
Miss Bernice Alexander came up
from Omaha Wednesday to spend
Christmas with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Alexander.
Art S. Randel was business visitor
in Dunlap Friday.
The Dow City dancing club gave an
other Of their fine dances at Smith S
hall on Thursday night and the usual
good time was had. The kiger or
chestra of Omaha furnished the music.
The dancers are SO we'll pleased with
this orchestra that the music commit
tee feel no desire to make any change.
County Supervisors John Carey OF
Denison and Martin Nehls of Buck
Grove were in town Wednesday at
tending to county business.
Emil Flodine's sale was held last
Friday as scheduled and everything
sold at satisfactory prices. Mr.. and
Mrs. Flodine expect to go to San Ber-
rardo, Cal. to make their home. The
best wishes of hosts OF friends are
theirs that they may be prosperous
in their new location.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Buchter of
Westfied were visitors at the George
keairnes home the latter part of the
week.
dent about noon on Christmas day
A gasoline engine back-fired and he
received the force of the blow in his
face His lip was so badly cut that
it was necessary for physician to
take several stitches to close the
wound. The accident was most un-
fortunate one for Mr.. Fox for aside
from the pain of the wound. he was
unable to partake Of the wedding feast
served later in the day, after the mar
riage Of his sister, Miss Ella.
Miss Lulu Howarth has resigned
as teacher in the A. A. Fishel district
three miles south of town and Miss
Rosalia Scott has been secured to fill
her place. The patrons greatly regret
that on account of her fathers contin-
ued illness Miss Howarth could not
continue but We believe they will find
Miss Scott a Conscientious and pains
taking teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roy and daugh-
ter, Eva, ate Christmas dinner in Den
ison at the John Miller home.
The Royal Neighbors will hold in
stallation OF officers next Friday at
their regular meeting after which a
big feed" is scheduled.
Mr.. Frank Jones was up from Dun
lap day or two last week visiting
at the Alfred and Andrew Jackson
homes.
A deal was consumated last week
whereby Mrs. Rebecca Luke becomes
owner of the Dow City Hotel, having
purchased the same from E. e. New
kirk. We are informed that Mrs. Luke
is undecided at present as to whether
she will occupy it herself or whether
she will lease it. If she decides upon
the latter, it will probably be let to
Mrs. S. A. Dow, the present leasee.
The Dow family have had a splen-
did patronage and one that their man
agement merited and the public would
be glad to have them continue the bus
mess If, however, Mrs. Luke should
decide to take charge of it herself,
we wish her success in the undertake
ing.
Miss Elizabeth kurtz, the nurse who
has been taking care of Mr. Edmund
Howarth for the past four weeks, re-
turned on Sunday to Omaha where
thodst hospital.
Ed. keairnes of Plankington, S. d.
was here to attend the funeral OF his
niece at Dunlap, and visited at the
home Of his brother. George p. keairn
es a day or two before returning to
his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Reeser and child
rem were over to Defiance last week
visiting their daughter who resides
there.
Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. Wiler OF Dunlap
visited last Thursday evening with
Nh and Mrs. Art S. Randel.
1 lS w. puI
on bunch of fine moving pictures
last Tuesday afternoon and evening
and Wednesday afternoon and large
crowds attended thus showing their
appreciation of the gift of free pic
lures. On account of the Christmas
trees on Wednesday evening no pic
lures were shown.
Mrs. Ben Wingrove and children
are spending a few days at the Tom
Munsey home. The Wingrove family
are moving from Dunlap to Denison
and they will remain here until Mr.
Wingrove gets the household goods
transferred to the new home.
George Rasmussen, of Ainsworth,
Neb., came in Tuesday morning and
will visit here a few days with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Langley and other relatives.
Miss Helen Stepanek has been en-
joying her holiday vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Step
anek She will return to College View,
Lincoln, Neb. on Thursday to resume
her studies.
Miss Stella Smith and brother Rob-
ert are here from Woodbine for
visit with their sister, Mrs. Fred Bird.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Glassburner