The Denison review., 1914-07-29

her full measure or happiness an
prosperity.
A grand stand was erected at tn
ball park last week. This is fixture
that will be highly appreciated by th'
public.
Workmen are at wolX on the former
Reynolds property purchased recent
ly by George Jordan making som'
much needed repairs.
John Williamson was over from
Irwin where he is working, and spen
Sunday with his family.
John Carey and lady came in Sat
urday afternoon from the east ant
are visiting the home folks.
Miss Emmeline Lueck was in Deni
son Saturday having dental worl
done.
Will Cross and family were over
from Shelby Co. last Sunday and spent
the day with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Saunders, Mrs
James Ivey, Mrs. Hadley and son
all OF Manila and Mrs. Van Meter, Of
Pender, Neb., spent the day last
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Mott Nc
Henry.
Mr.. Richard Hallett and son, of Chi
cago, arrived Friday for days visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Smith.
Miss Edith Cole. of Arthur, spent
Friday and Saturday at the Howorth
and Hugh Butterworth homes.
Mrs. Tom Mccullough returned Fri
day from Denison where she had been
visiting her husbands people and at
tending chautauqua.
l.. H. Goddard has gone to Wood
bine to help c. G. Antisdel while in
the store and if suited with the place,
he contemplates moving his family
there and accepting a permanent
place with Mr.. Antisdel. Mr.. Goddard
worked for Mr.. Antisdel while the lat
ter had store here, so there Is no
need of an exchange Of recommends
tions-each knows the other. And
this is just the reason Mr.. Antisdel
came back to Dow City and made Mr..
Goddard an offer OF the position.
Should the family decide to move, we
ity in the new home.
Frank Odell took Misses Lola Fishel
and Elizabeth and Messrs Orin Reyn-
olds and Fred Randel over to Valhal-
la on the Little Sioux river Sunday
for an all days outing. They left
here about five o'clock and thus they
'breakfasted, dinnered and suppered
there, reaching home about midnight.
They found the fishing excellent, but
Sor eopo ,,ooooouotohlo roocon fhov
caught but one fish.
r Mrs. o. J. Judd went to Woodbine
Monday to spend the day with her
sister, Mrs. c. c. Antisdel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Flodine and
daughter went to Boyer Sunday to
visit relatives. Mr.. FlOdine returned
Sunday but his wife remained until
Monday afternoon.
Ed Barrett was up from Dunlap
Monday.
We are pleased to announce that
Roy Rapdel was able to be brought
home from the Omaha hospital last
week and is now thought to be safe
On the high road to recovery. His
many friends trust so, at any rate.
Misses Violet and Lulu Starkey and
their brother, Arthur, departed Mon
day for Shelby, Nebr. to visit their
grandmother couple of weeks.
Mrs. Inez II. Reno was called from
Woodbine Saturday on account of the
Illness OF her sister, Mrs. Jim Wilson
and the Wilson children.
%sDr. L. B. Toon was down from Den
essis0n Monday on professional bus
mess.
Mrs. Mark Pearsall was a Dunlap
visitor Monday.
Eden Edwards, who has been
learning tclegraphy and ofticee work
under 0. J. Judd at the |. C. depot
has been sent to Denison as helper
Carl Hansen has entered the office
taking Elden's place and will learn
the business. MI Judd has turned
out several good operators, who have
learned the business under his tutel'
age.
Mrs. Brown returned to her home in
Boone Saturday after few days visi
with her daughter, Mrs. A. f. Loring
Another business change occurred
here Monday. ]. U. Wise purchased
the feed store and cream station OF
G. A. Wright. immediate possession
being given. We are glad to know
that Mr.. Wise has seen fit to enter
the business arena and thus continue
to reside In Dow City. Mr.. Wrigh
came here from Carroll last fall, and
has enjoyed a good trade. We under
stand that lie considers operating ;
similar business elsewhere and ha:
his eye on Dunlap.
Miss Wave Cross returned Sunday
from a two weeks visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Harold Salisbury at Glidden
Her cousin, Miss Alta Citizens. o
Council Bluffs, who was also guest
at the Salisbury home, returned will
her, staying until Monday when she
proceeded on her way to Council
Bluffs
George Keairnes was in Denisol
Monday on business.
| DIR. Rice, of the Iowa state Agricul
tural College will be in Dow City mex
week Friday and deliver his famous
lecture on Hog Cholera. All farm
ers and everybody interested in hog
and their one great enemy, cholera
is invited to be present and hear thi
talk. 1t will be given in the evening
SO. that farmers may be in town t,
hear it. Remember the time, Frida.
evening, August THE place-th
hall-the hours o'clock.
Bob LUCK, manager Of the ball team
has arranged game for next Sun
day with the DeVol Victors, of Oma
ha. This will certainly be gam'