The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-24
DOW CITY NEWS.
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Mrs Clarence O'Meara visited relat-
ives in Denison Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Doser has been under the
doctors care again for the past week.
She is improving at present however.
Miss Lille Gibson has returned from
several days visit at Omaha. She has
been making the acquaintance OF her
new nephew at the Chas. Horn home.
Forrest Binnall is convalescing from
an attack of pneumonia from which he
suffered last week.
Albert Birkhofer shipped car load
OF horses Tuesday night to Omaha,
where they were put in the sale ring.
Mrs. Joe Best and daughter, Louise,
were visiting in DenisOn Friday at the
home of her father Herman koene
kamp.
Mrs. Alinda Pegg, Of Mondamin, and
Miss Celia Hargens, of Kimball, SO.
Dakota, came Wednesday for a visit
at the home of their grandmother, Mrs.
Anna Doser. They expect to go to
Mondamin Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Slattery has been a
pleasant visitor with her friends, the
O'Meara families for several days past.
She expects to return to her home near
Buck Grove the middle of the week.
Miss Clara Hill has been sick for
the past week or more at the Eugene
Crandall home, and has been under the
care of nurse. She is much better
and the nurse has taken her departure.
1t is said that the Hewlett saw-mlll
is to be put in operation in the near
future near the Odell bridge, and that
Walter Bryan is engaged as engineer
to run it.
Mrs. Claude Mcdonald was sick last
week with tonsilitis. She is able to
be out again.
Wesley Brake has gone to Dunlap
to visit at the home of his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Swatman.
A number of Odd Fellows, accomp-
anied District Deputy Killion to Deni-
son the first of last week, when the
officers elect of the |. O. O. F We're
installed. They also went to Manila
on Saturday night and helped install
there. They report good times at
both places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodford L. Jabe
were up from Dunlap, Friday visiting
friends and stayed to attend the in
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Mrs. William Houston is sick at the
home of her son, Robert, the trouble
being pneumonia. She is reported as
being better.
J. NJ. Bartholomew, who lived here
last summer, but has been gone from
town several months, has had his
household goods, which were stored,
shipped to him at Lehigh, Iowa. where
he has work The family has been at
Rock Port, Mo-, during the interim.
E. D. Butts and wife were called to
Council Bluffs, Wednesday, on account
Of the serious illness of their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Cora Hendricks.
Miss Mamie Nelson visited the first
of the week with her sister, Mrs.
Charley Bennett in the country.
Nh. and Mrs. Clarence O'Meara
drove to Buck Grove Sunday to at
tend religious services. Miss Lizzie
Slattery accompanied them.
Aunt Janet Rae had the misfortune
to fall down her cellar steps last Sat
urday night A physician was called
to attend her and found her badly
bruised, but with no broken bones. 1t
will probably be several days before
she can be about. This is very UNI
fortunate accident for Miss Rae, as
she lives alone and thus depends on
her own efforts for every day care
and comforts. 1t is sincerely hoped
that she has sustained no perman-
ent injury.
Mrs. Gertie Deitz, who is visiting
at me Enos Cross home, is just recoV-
ering from several days illness.
The mask dance given last week,
Wednesday, was we'll attended but
there was not a great many OF the
dancers masked. A good time was
had, however Whaley's orchestra OF
Council Bluffs furnished the music
and it was pronounced fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Hecker took their
nine-year old son, Harold, to Omaha
for an operation for appendicitis. He
has been under the care OF local
doctor for about six weeks and great
hopes were entertained that an opera
ton could be avoided, but several
days ago, the symptoms We're again
so pronounced that an operation was
decided on and they went at once to
Omaha where the operation was per-
formed Saturday They found the
case more aggravated than they had
expected, but the little fellow came
through the ordeal as we'll as could
be expected Many friends OF Mr.
and Mrs. Hecker sincerely wish that
all may turn out well and the boy be
restored to his former self.
Fred kremien purchased new
buzz saw last week and is getting
rugged up these days to saw wood as
he never did before.
John Howarth sent a couple OF car
loads of lumber to Chicago Saturday
night.
0. A. Cooper's youngest son has
been quite sick for several days past.
Fred Baker was up from Galland's
Grove Friday, to attend the funeral OF
his uncle. W. A. Baber.
Johnny OMeara was business Wis
itor at Omaha one day last week.
We failed to mention last week the
party Mrs N. r. Wilder gave to her
friends on the proceeding Friday. The
guests were entertained in two per-
iods-from to and 5 to Z. A large
crowd was in attendance and those
II have hnpn