The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-17
Dow City Department By Mir B;nn.,,

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r. IT. Baber went to Deloit Friday
for an over Sunday visit and to at
tend the l.. d. S. conference, which
was in session there.
Bert Klein was down from the Viii,
low Sunday and pitched for the Local
team in the game against Logan.
Miss Mildred Butterworth delight
fully entertained the Palo Alto club
last Tuesday afternoon After pleas
ant afternoon spent with needlework
a delicious lunch was served. This
club was also entertained on Saturday
by Miss Lucinda McHenry at her
pleasant country home. The girls
busted themselves making garments
for little Fern Craig, the baby whose
mother died couple of weeks ago
Lunch was served at the close of the
afternoon. Misses Geraldine Perrion
Lillian McDermott, Hazel Barrow
Mllda Hoffein, Ida and Li...an Saun
ders, OF Manila, and Grace and Ava
Butler, OF Arion, were out of town
guests.
Mrs. Myrtle Brown, of Denison
spent several days here last week al
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O'Meara.
Mr.. Boslaugh, who has been serv.
ing as baker at the City bakery and
grocery, has severed his connection
with the place and returned to his
home at Denison. Fred Randel has
taken charge of the baking depart
ment and will try his hand at it fol
I a while at least.
Mrs. Joseph Stephen returned Sat
urday morning from Excelsior Springs
where she has spent the past month
with her husband. who is patient
there. She reports him as being bet
ter and that he will remain several
weeks longer. K
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Scott and chill
dren were In Dunlap Friday.
viii Pett, who has suffered sc
greatly for about six weeks with in
flammatory rheumatism. is improved
a fact that numerous friends will be
glad to note.
Miss Hilda Turnlund was hostess
to the Golden Hour club last Thurs
day afternoon. After a pleasant So
cial session tempting lunch was
served, which was greatly enjoyed.
Geo. Ahart returned Saturday from
Omaha, where he had gone two weeks
ago for an operation for relief from q
rupture. He is looking we'll and do
ing WE'LL. although somewhat weak
yet His many friends are delighted
to know that he has such good cut
look for q complete recovery from the
trouble.
Wesley Cramer was down from Den
ison Sunday and spent the day with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
Cramei.
The Logan ball tossers, accompan
led by bunch OF fans, came up Sun
day and met the local nine on the new
diamond. They were outclassed from
the very first and did not succeed ir
getting one man as far as third. Dow
City ran in scores. Ben Davis UNI
lpired the game. Dow City meets the
Denison nine on the Denison diamond
next Friday.
Mrs. Clarence Omeara went to Buck
Grove Monday for few days visit
with the Welsh and Bauman families
| Mrs Mary l.. C. McHenry was
stricken last Sunday night with an
other bad spell Of gallstones since
which time she has been very sick
| ALI regret that these attacks come 81
often.
Mrs. Elmer Turnlund came up from
Council Bluffs Thursday and spent tht
lday at the A. p. Turnlund home. Hel
son, John. who has been here for {
couple Of, weeks, returned home will
her. 80
| Willis Virgins was up from Wood
bne Monday between trains attend
ing to some business affairs. H.
i Mrs. e. G. Virgins departed thu
first of the week for visit with he
parents at Jacksonville, Ill.
The Standard Bearers will NEE
next Friday evening at the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge Bryan.
| Mrs. K. G. Luke and daughters
Kathleen and Marguerite went to Den
ison Saturday to visit with friends
Mrs. Luke and Marguerite returned
Monday but Kathleen stayed for +,
longer visit.
| Dorothy, the five year old daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Thomas, had til,
misfortune to break bone in thu
right hand Saturday. by striking thu
little finger on the ground when sh'
4 fell down.
\ Misses Edna Hahn, Blanche Cole
and Coda Jordan returned Sunda!
from a weeks outing at Lake View
whore they were guests at the Il. N
Chamberlain cottage.
| Eden Edwards was passenger Il
Omaha Monday morning.
Elder j. B. Wildermuth, of Harlan
Visited in town few hours Monda,
with friends.
4 Miss Ruth Glasburner spent severa
1days last week in Charter Oak, tn
lguest OF friends.
Mr. and Mrs. |. A. Anderson return
ed Monday from Burlington wher'
they attended the Iowa State Phar
macentical convention. They also Wis
tied at Jewell and at Randall while
gone.
] Eldridge Killion and sister, Mis-
:. May spent Sunday at Dunlap at thu
Henry Olmstead home.
j L. H Goddard has severed his con
Injection with the Herman Lazeru
store and has gone to work with hi
father. His place in the store will
be filled after July by Alex Rubin
of Omaha.
Mrs. Tom Mccullough was in Den
ison Friday shopping and visiting