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Denison Review, December 5, 1894
Township Correspondence
Dow City News
(Enterprise)
Our last information from Rev. BOYD was to the effect that he was getting better and bid fair to fully recover which we are glad to note.
The Thanksgiving dance last night was well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. HAMILTON bid good-bye to their many firends last Monday and boarded the train for Buffalo N. Y., where they expect to make their future home.
Mr. Datus THEW, of Buck Grove, has purchased the livery barn of Dr. W. B. EVANS, and will take possession next Saturday, December ??. Mr. John COON, who has been in charge, has been retained for a while by the new proprietor.
Dr. EVANS, who has partially closed out his business interests in this place informes us that he has not yet decided what he will do in the future, but for the present will remain a citizen of Dow City, and when he decides to move away he thinks it will not be far. We heartily wish him success in what ever he undertakes.
Mr. W. W. BROWN died at Basset, Neb., and was buried in the Buck Grove cemetery. he was an old and highly respected citizen and the funeral was largely attended.