The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-22
DOW CITY ITEMS
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Edith, spent two or three days the lat
ter part of the week at Dunlap with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Swat
man. "a
Mrs. Harold Alexander spent the
day last Saturday in Omaha shopping
in the big stores.
Miss Lois Goddard and Mrs. Gar
ence O'Meara were Saturday SHOP
pers in Denison.
Chester Lyman came down from
Carroll Sunday morning to spend the
day at the home of his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Rudd.
DR.. e. l.. Manchester, of Dunlap, was
seen on our streets Friday.
Word comes from Defiance of the
birth on Monday, September 18th. of
a 10 pound daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
( Frank Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
were residents here until three weeks
ago, when Mr. Smith sold his barber
shop to Art Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Vim returned
Saturday from few days visit in
Sioux City with friends.
Arthur Birkhofer and sister. Miss
Elsie, who have spent the past month
or six weeks at the homes of their
uncles, John and Albert Birkhofer. re-
turned hast week to their home at
Muscatine They made many friends
among our younger set, who will be
delighted to have them come again.
Miss Flora Virgins came up from
Woodbine Sunday morning to spend
the day at the parental, M. G. Virgins
home. i gt1
MI. and Mrs. Virgil Butterworth
came over, from Charter Oak Satur-
day for Sunday visit with his par
ents.. Elder and Mrs. Charles +. But
terworth.
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Lnrsen4 OF
Missouri Valley, spent Sunday at,the
Adolph HonZ home.
Miss Wave Cross was over from
Grove township, Shelby county, where
she teaches, 10 spend the week end
with her mother.
Mi and Mrs. John Gibson went to
Missouri Valley Wednesday morning
to attend the fair, Mr.. Gibson re-
turned home in the evening, but Mrs.
Gibson remained until Friday evening.
Frank HOWorth returned home Sat
,rday from Omaha. He is convalesc-
ing nicely from his operation for al'-
pendicitis, which was performed four
weeks ago. Although he is rather
weak and pale, he is expected TO inn
prove rapidly and his friends trust
that he may.
Elmer Brasel went to JcffersOn Fri
day on 4 business trip, returning on
Saturday.
A baby girl arrived at the home of
Nr,. Stn,,l pnGnp Ia CT
Tuesday, September lith, to claim
home
Mrs, Nv. r. Fishel and daughter.
Lola, were in Denison triaay shop
ping and visiting relativek. = q
George Jackson, the house mover
from Dunlap, was looking afte' hltst
ness in;tthis vicinity the latter part
OF the week.
Mrs. @Favorette Weatherby is up
from Council Bluffs visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George Jordan and other 1cla-
tives.
Mrs. Josephine Fischer and two
daughters aut0ed down from Denison
Saturday.
Asa Dow made business trip to
Dunlap ant. Woodbine Friday.
Adolph Ahart bought a fine new
Studebaker y;iX last week. Il. w.
Houston and Mr. Ahart were in Oina-
ha last Tuesday and drove the car
holuC
Misses Estela Riddle and Frela
Bartels were in Denison Wednesday,
visiting at to home OF the latter's
parents Mr.. ard Mrs. Wm Bartels.
Mrs. Nelson Butler is here from
Pierson for a visit with relatives and
friends She says they are comfort
ably located and like their new home
fine.
Floyd Rigsby has Returned from a
several days soiourn in Omaha.
Rev. and Mrs. A. b. Adams returned
Thursday night from the annual con
ference, at Des Moincs. They also
visited. friends at Pleasantville ana
Knoxville while gone.
Mrs. r. G. Luke was Denison
shopper Monday. =
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Goldsworthy left
Sunday evening for Chicago. where
they expect to remain several weeks
visiting their daughter, Mrs. l. A. An
derson. and her husband.
Mrs. Howard Brace went to Omaha
Saturday morning for few days Wis
IL Will HEi -it'Ni iioii
ake;.
Lincoln Goddard was down from Ft
Dodge Sunday to visit his wife and
babies. who are making an extended
visit here with relatives.
Glen DetZ, OF Woodbine. is the new
harness maker In the Stepanck han.
ness shop, taking the place of Ed Mes
cnbrink, who has been assisting since
spring Mr.. Deitz gives promise of
being an excellent man for the place
Mrs. Pete Bahr was in Dunlap Fri
day having dental work done.
Mrs. Mary McHenry arrived home
Saturday from weeks visit with her
granddaughter, Mrs. Jack Williams, in
Omaha.
w. A. Healy attended the Harrison
county fair at Missouri Valley last
week. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Divine drove out
to the Willow Saturday night to the
home of the latters father, Mr.. f4ef-
fernan. where they spent the day
Sunday.
Mrs. Marion Cole arrived home on
Saturday from a two months visit
with her daughters Mrs. John Rollins
at Dell Rapids. S. d., and Mrs. Frank
Michel, at Meridian. The former ac-
cnnnoria1 her home They returned