The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-31
HAS RIGHT FORE
ARM AMPUTATED
Herman Logsdon, Of Dow City, Oper-
ated Upon at Omaha-6een SUI
ferer for Some Time.
G. w. LANGLEY is IMPROVED
Happenings at Dow City as Told by
Efficient Correspondent to
Readers Of the Review.

Harry Huntington takes possession
of the hotel again March 1st, and thus
Cy Rudd is looking up location. Cy
has built up a good business "hlie
running the hotel
Ben Keith has returned to his home
at Freeport, ILL.,, after three weeks,
sojourn here among old friends.
Mrs John Torrey came Saturday
for an over-Sunday visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Newkirk. She returned to
her home at Charter Oak the first OF
the week.
Charley Rock came up from Ben
son. Neb, the latter part of the week
for a few days visit with former pals.
Mrs. Joe Best was suffering from an
attack of tonsilitis the latter part OF
the week, but is reported better.
w. E. Fishel was a business Wis
itor at Dunlap last Thursday.
Gordon Baber has been here from
Ames for a visit with his mother, Mrs.
Sarah Baber.
We are to lose another family. Jim
Omeara has purchased the P. |. Chris
tiansen residence in DenisOn and vii!
move his family there about the first
of March. Thus the scarcity of houses
is manifested again. Our town might
some time increase in population II
there were any desirable houses lot
people to rent. Why can't some OF our
townsmen, who have money to invest
nut up some houses to rent?
Mrs. Frances Gearhart, who mas VS.
tied at the G. w. Langley home Tor
the past three weeks, returned to her
home at Collins, Iowa, Thursday
Eugene Crandall was sick couple
of days last week, but is all right now.
There has been no school at the
North Grove school house for the past
week. Mrs. Clara Wilder, the teach
err. has been at her home on account
of the illness of her mother, Mrs. ).
Vertrees.
Word from Mrs. Jim Hecker at Oma-
ha says that her son, Harold, is 40
ing nicely since his operation and VIII
he able to be brought home in an
other week or so.
Dow Durant is here from Trinidad
Colo, for visit with relatives. he
expects to go from here to wayne,
Neb.. to the home of his brother, Ray.
f. V. Goddard has been sick for
the mast week. He is better at TINS
writing, but is not able to be out yet.
Fred Butler has returned to his
work at Pierson after a three weeks
visit here with his brother, Nels.
Miss LDizzie Slattery returned 10
her home near Buck Grove after a
few days visit with her friend. MIS-
Clarence Omeara.
Miss Clara Hill, who has been SICK
for several weeks at Gene Gran
dali home, is better and has been tax
en- to the home of her brother at Arlon
to stay while recuperating.
Clair Butterworth will move his
family to town the first of March and
wiz occupy his own residence mere
when will be vacated by Jim Omera
and family. ;,
S. A. Dow and DR.. Toon were IN
uenison Monday on business.
Elias Omeara has been taking IN
the sights of Denver for the past
week or so.
Mrs. Frank Odell was brought home
from Omaha last week. She is re-
covering nicely from her recent oper'
alton. which is good news to her
numerous friends.
Miss Mollie Griffin, of Buck Grove,
has been a pleasant visitor at the
home of her sister, Mrs. w. RI. Wig
gins.
Mr.. James Cole, who was called
here on account of the illness OF MS
brother, Marion Cole, returned to MS
home at Clinton Saturday.
c. l.. Rudd went to Madrid on bus
mess mission last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs August Mesenbrink
we're down from Denison last Wednes,
day and visited friends and relatives.
Mr.. G.. J. Hunt was down from De-
lott several days last week and held
meetings at the Romanon Wight res
idence.. Those attending enjoyed the
services very much.
Mrs. r. w. Houston was hostess to
the Friday club last Friday after,
noon. Several guests were present TO
enjoy Mrs. Houston's hospitality. A
delicious luncheon was served. Inc
next meeting will be with Mrs. Jim
Omeara.
The dredge is again rugged up and
has gone to work. AS yet they are
running only the day shift, but expect
in a few days to put on the night
gang and then they will again make
things hum. We are informed that
they have better than three miles to
cut yet. There is considerable uneas,
mess manifested among the farmers
below them for fear the spring rains
will bring the usual high water and
with the ditch unfinished the water
must of necessity spread over the
fields.
Link Goddard came down from Car
roll Saturday and will attend the work
in the wagon shop until his father Is
able to do it.
Mrs. Margaret Campbell came Sat
urday from Selby. S. d.. on account
of the illness of her brother, F. NJ
Cole.
We are told that the authorities ex,
meet to remove the quarantine from
the Gene Crandall home tomorrow
ITuesday). Little George has recov'
cred from the scarlet fever apd nc
other member of the family has con.
tracted the disease and it is deemed
safe to release the family. We are
o,+;ro1v free from infectious disease