The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-03
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DOW CITY ITEMS
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son county where he will make his fut-
llre home. Mr.. Ahrens has sold his
interests here and has purchased a
fine farm there. The best wishes OF
u large circle of friends are theirs for
prosperity and happiness in the new
home.
Mrs. Harry Bramley was a Denison
visitor Wednesday.
Uncle Daniel Howarth ofN Dunlap,
was an over Sunday visitor here with
s relatives.
Misses Esther Turnlund and Ora
,Butterworth went to Woodbine Sun
day to visit their friend, Miss Flora
Virgins.
Mrs. Charley Smith and Miss Nell
Rule were in Omaha Friday patron.
izing the big stores.
MI. and Mrs. Adolph Honz enjoyed
a pleasant visit with their son Frank,
who was up from Logan Sunday to
spend the day.
Hazel, one of the twin babies OF MI.
and Mrs. Frank Wiley, has been quite
sick for few days.
Ed Chamberlain returned home last
week from months visit with rela-
tives in Illinois.
Foster Hahn, OF Buck Grove, and his
brother Hermann Hahn, of Whittier,
California, were visiting at the Nome
of their aunt, Mrs. Ella Hahn. here
last Thursday.
Edwin O'Brien came down from Ute
Sunday to spend a few days at the
home OF his sister, Mrs. Emil Norman.
Mrs. Paul Wight came up from
Council Bluffs Sunday, bringing, her
two daughters, who remained here
with their grandmother, Mrs. Roman
Wight.
: Miss Lottie Bixler was up from Dun
lap Friday evening to visit her friend,
Miss Hilda Turnland. and attend the
evening session OF the sub-district in
stitute
Friends OF Miss Josephine Munsey
are glad to know that she is able to
be out again after her several days
illness.
Louie Evers was down from Deni-
son last Tuesday looking after his
farm interests near here. Mr.. Eyers
has had some Improvements put on
the place for the benefit of his tenant,
Lige Justice, who moved to the place
the last OF the week.
Martin Slattery was business visit
or in Denison Thursday.
Attorney NJ. B. Bailey was up from
Dunlap Saturday to see his son-in-law.
Frank Howarth, who is ILL.,
Link Rule came down from Boone
Saturday to spend the day with his
mother. Mrs. George Rule Sr.
Mrs r. G. Luke has been on the sick
list.
Il. w. Houston was an Omaha bust
ness visitor Thursday.
from Denison Wednesday On business
connected with his office.
. Mrs. August r. Messenbrink and
little folks, accompanied By her sister
in-law Miss Anna Messenbrink. came
up from Dunlap Saturday for an over
Sunday visit with relatives.
Miss Wave Cross returned home
Saturday from Shelby county. having
completed her winter term OF school
the previous day. After a few weeks
vacation, she will return to teach the
spring term in the same school.
The annual move began last week
and is about completed by this time.
Zach Crandall has moved to his newly
purchased farm in North Grove, Web
er brothers taking possession where
Crandall vacates. Luther Brazel
moved to Shelby county. jim Pearsall
moving in on the Frank O'Meara farm.
Mark Pearsall goes to the Fred Pear
sail farm. Will Schouten moved to
the Fred Coleman farm. Gus Fred
erickson, northeast of Arion Oh the
Coleman farm. Arch Lambert occu-
pies the Beatty farm three miles south
of town, the George Brady family NOV
ing nearer Dunlap. Elmer Brazel
ington township. viii Ettleman will
farm the Gibson farm west OF town,
B the present occupant Frank Lang.
moving near Dunlap. Harley Chase
moved to Buck Grove, and Bert Thomp
son will live where Chase vacated.
Mrs Bert Lyman came down from
Carroll the last OF the week to see her
sister, Mrs. Tom Clark, before the lat
ter left for her home in California.
Mrs. John Gibson has been number
ed among the sick the past week.
Frank Odell arrived home Saturday
from Omaha where he had undergone
an operation for appendicitis. He
stood the ordeal well and comes home
feeling pretty good'
Ancil Clark was over from Harlan
the latter part of the week visiting at
the home OF his brother Will, west OF
+ town.
Miss Marie Riddle came UP from
Dunlap Saturday for Sunday visit
with the home folks.
Leslie Holcomb was business Wis
itor at tire county seat Friday.
jim Baber ST., moved back from
Denison last week and will work for
Hank Bell again the coming season.
Naomi, the two year old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Butterworth,
has been sick for several days past.
Mrs, Tom Clark and little folks
started Saturday on their return trip
to their home at Ukiah Cal. after a
delightful visit OF two months dura-
ton with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John +. Rudd and other relatives here.
Jim Hearst, of Missouri Valley, was
visiting old time friends here couple
of days the latter part OF the week.
Jim Houston went to Ute Monday
to look after SINE business affairs, be-
ing absent from home few days.
Charley Miller was in Omaha the
latter part of the week.
on nNpara was down from Deni-