The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-20

dresses and aprons had been solicited
and brought to the basement to be do
mated and divided between two needy
families in our midst. All considered
the day as one having been well spent
and We're glad of the opportunity of
thus lending a helping hand to the
less fortunate ones.
Dr. "A. V. CObe, a ch1ropfactOr, OF
Woodbine has opened branch office
here for his line of practice and Will
be here on Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday of each week between the hours
of twelve and two o'clock. He also
has branch offices at Dunlap and Lo.
gan He is located in rooms at the
Z. A. Long residence during his stay
here.
Plans relative to the Library, Mis-
cellaneous to be held November 5th,
and 9Th, under the auspices of the 10.
cal library association, are shaping up
nicely and present indications point
to a big success. The affair as plan
ned will be a sale of various features
and there will be something for ev-
erybody. On Friday evening Nov.
5th, a miscellaneous program is to be
given, which promises to be a very
good one. The Library Miscellany is
being put on for the benefit of the
Library building fund, and is a cause
that should interest every citizen OF
DOW CITY and vicinity.
William Eggers of the Arion vicin-
ity was a Dow City caller Tuesday.
Mrs. e. G. Virgins was a visitor at
the county capitol Wednesday.
John Edwards Sir, returned Tues
day from a pleasant visit of several
days visit with his son, Eldon and
wife who are now located at Pomeroy.
Little Marion Bonsal returned Tues
day to the home of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. Fl. Bonsall in Denison.
The lad had been spending few
weeks here with his fathers Aunt,
Mrs. A. H. Harper, while his folks
were getting settled in their home at
that place.
Clair Rudd and wife who have been
spending the summer in Minneapolis,
Mimi, arrived in Dow City the early
part of last week for farewell visit
at the parental, j. f. Rudd, home, be
up their residence. They formerly
lived in Oklahoma.
Hj Mrs. Clara Grant was an arrival
Wednesday morning from Chicago for
visit with her relatives. Mrs. 5. A,
Dow and daughters. Miss Golda Dow
and Mrs. A. w. Wilson and at the w.
Dow home, her husband joining her
here Sunday. Mrs. Grant was en-
gagged in teaching school here about
y
bered as Miss Clara Patterson.
John Frownfelter who purchased
one of the George Carey houses some
time ago, has had the building moved
onto his lots in Arion the past week.
Mr.. Jackson and his force of men
from Dunlap doing the work. fa
\ Mrs. "A. E. Calundan and two chill
.dren departed Tuesday for their home
in Trip, S. D., following pleasant
visit of some two weeks at the home
Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. +.
Rudd.
Mrs. j. Fl. Killion and daughter,
Mae. represented Dow City in Denison
Tuesday. E-.#
I Mrs. Robert Johnson and baby Vir
ginia Mae, were here from Dunlap and
spent several days last week at the
home of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs John Edwards ST.
Miss Anna Nelson was among the
Denison visitors Thursday
Mrs. Charlie Mcintosh and Mrs.
w. X. Greene of Council Bluffs were
in town the past week as guests Of
the NJ r. Wilder and =. HI. Swasey
families. The ladies also visited among
friends in DenisOn. @ . = a... .,r-
The members of the Rebekah lodge,