The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-11
DOW CITY ITEMS

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sa;Mr. and Mrs. James Henry are enter.
timing a new baby daughter, born on
Monday, February 9th. Both mother
5'JsIOhn Remmes shipped. two cars of
cattle to Chicago Saturday night and
accompanied the stock to market.
&c. L.. Rudd, of Dow City, has entered
the local printing office as editor of the
Reporter to succeed r. f. Roland, who
discontinued it's publication. Mr.. Rudd
has been secured to manage the bust.
ness only temporarily until other ar.
rangements can be made.
Miss Ella Flynn, domestic science
teacher in the local schools, is unable
tDsbe on duty on account of an attack
Of the flu. The school is very fortunate
IN thai, Miss Martha Weiss, of Denison,
who recently resigned the position, has
been secured to take her place. Miss
Weiss came down from Denison Mon.
day and will render her services until
Miss Finn is able to resume the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Miller and chill
dren and Miss Irene SKrohnke came
down from Schleswig Friday and made
a,;week end visit at the home of Mrs.
Miller's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
christensen.
Mrs. w. C. Rolls informs us that she
ID In receipt of an announcement from
her brother, Eugene lBaber, and wife of
Neville, which contained the news that
Ats. fine baby daughter Gladys Lucille,
was born to them Saturday, January
asst. 4 Mr.. and Mrs. Baber are former
Dow City residents and their friends
will be pleased to learn of this new ar
rival in their home.
Richard Main returned Monday after.
noon from Bayard, where he had been
enjoying a couple of weeks visit with
( his folks. Mr.. Main has been engaged
in carpenter work in our vicinity for
s0lneI time: t~s d.
Editor E. E. Roland was a caller in
WQpdbine Sunday between trains. He
leg Mpnday. on a business trip to Gill
88ow3 City friends, of Mr., and Mrs.
Gu1 Anderson, of penison, who former
" Resided here, were very. sorry indeed
to8earn of the death OF. their son, AR
thu. which occurred Friday and all
W.T. to be numbered among those in ex-
tel ling sympathy. After the removal
ofsMrl and Mrs. Anderson to Denison
tfelad wbes has now teen called to the
gfiAt beyond spent considerable time
wet d town. During the holiday yaca-
It'd the departed was taken i'll, but his
CO it1nn was not realized to be serious
until some two days before his death.
diabetes being given as the cause of his
early demise. Arthur was born on Aug.
49,, 1906, and died Feb. 6, 1920, aged 10
years, months and % days. Those
who are left to mourn include his par
enls, five sisters and two brothers, be-
sides other relatives. The deceased
came here with his parents from the
Dsnison vicinity when only baby and
thus spent practically: all of his life in
Dow CITY, He leaves many young
friends and school chuns who will
greatly miss him. The funeral was
held Monday afternoon at the Lutheran
church in Denison, after which the body
was brought to Dow City for burial.
Among those. who went to Denison from
h4Fe to attend the funeral were, the Gus
al derson family and MEs EnSss Cross:
hartley Haley, who IL EiyhE Alif farm;
irk held a. closing OUT sale Monday at
tAe home six miles north Of town which
istreported a good success.
Mary Pickford in Daddy Long Legs
Ms shbNn htnhe gfrihngie Amusement
Sh4ll Msnidaxi and Tuesday evenings ot