The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-13
Dow City Department By M s;an.,

Wilbur Thomas was taken to tn
Methodist hospital at Omaha las
week, where he was operated on, SUI
geons removing a piece OF dead bon
from behind the ear. He is gettin
along as well as can be expected. H
will probably have to stay coupl
of weeks before being able to com,
home.
Gene Baber, who has been working
at Manila. came over from there ant
spent a day or two last week Will
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren EttlemaI
went to Denison Saturday and visited
until Sunday afternoon with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Earl Ettleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Bailey came VI
from Dunlap Saturday to visit theil
daughter, Mrs. Frank Howorth. Mr.
Bailey departed for Omaha Sunda!
evening, but Mrs. Bailey; remained fol
q longer visit.
Friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Weiland gathered at their home for q
dance last Saturday evening. A large
crowd was present and delightful
evening was spent.
The German class Of the high
school, chaperoned by their teacher
Miss Butler, and the English teacher
Miss Coryell, met in the big park on
Wednesday afternoon and spent q
pleasant time roasting wieners and
enjoying a regular German dinner
After the dinner songs were sung and
stories told An excellent time was
the verdict.
LOST, between my home and Dow
City, on April 28th. a brown and blue
brocaded silk auto bonnet. Will the
finder please communicate with the
owner, Mrs. Bert Thompson? Arlon
telephone, 30-E. l9-lt
Mrs. Clarence O'Meara was taken
very ill Saturday and trained nurse
was secured from Denison to care for
her. She is doing nicely at this writ
ing, fact that many friends will be
glad to note.
j. N. Lee and sons have been here
from Arion for the past week moving
the residence of J. T. Goldsworthy to
another place on his lots so as to
make room on the corner for fine
new modern residence he expects to
have built at an early date.
Gene Baber came over from Manil.
la again Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Noonan were
over from near Defiance calling at the
John O'Meara home Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Slocumb, who is visit
ing in Denison, was a guest few
days the past week of Mrs. S. A.
Dow
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Antisdel, Mrs.
A. H. Harper, Mrs. S. E. Wiley and
Mrs. Brinton Sharp autoed to Wood
bine last Thursday to attend the Re.
bekah convention which was being
held there that day.
The 0. A.. Cooper family moved on
Monday from the former Reynolds
property and will live with her father.
Mr.. Il. T. Baber. ~,
DR.. lnez Reno came up from Wood
bine last Tuesday for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. James Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Scott were Den
ison visitors Wednesday. ..-
Miss Mildred Butterworth spent a
day or two in Omaha last week.
Grin Reynolds was absent from his
duties as clerk at the d. e. Bremser
store the first of the week on account
OF illness.
Mrs. l.. E. Mcbride was shopping
and visiting Denison friends Monday.
The school board held another meet
snr 1oc - II
Manning, OF Pierson. as principal. Mr..
Manning has been notified Of his cleo
ton, but at this time no word has
been received as to his acceptance.
Miss Bertha McElwain. of Moor
head, visited at the Bert McElwain
and Tom Mccullough homes last
week.
MI. and Mrs. August Mesenbrink
were up from below Dunlap last Fri
day spending few hours at the J. II.
Griffin home. Mr.. and Mrs. Braden
them.
Mrs. J. N. Lee and daughter, Lila,
of Arion. were callers at the home TO
Mrs Clara Lee Saturday.
l. N. Vollerson, accompanied by
his daughter. Mrs., Louie Hagge. OF
Edmonton, Canada. and his son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Vollerson, of Battle Creek, came to
the Chris Vollerson home here for a
visit Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lazerus and
children autoed to Omaha Sunday for
a few days visit with her parents.
Pete Eggers was down from Deni-
son Monday fixing up political fences.
He is a candidate for the nomination
for sheriff before the democratic pri-
maries.
A comical sight met our eyes Mon
day afternoon when two travelling
statesmen came off the afternoon train
wearing straw hats. The day was
chilly and rainy and our people were
wearing winter coatl The men
looked so delightfully."- cool while the
weather was so unreasonable and they
HE'D themselves to the nearest store
and procured caps.
Word has reached Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Odell that their daughter. Mrs.
Reta Daudel, who resides at New
Hampton, is in a hospital at Prairie
du Chene, Wis, helpless from severe
case OF rheumatism. Many friends
here of Mrs. Daudel will regret to
learn of her illness and trust that she
may soon recover.
DR.. F. N. Rowe accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Lige Justice to Omaha Fri
day when they took their baby there
for examination by specialists.
Eula Iseminger entertained num-