The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-01
SUPERVISORS AT
DOW CITY
Bridge Just East Of Dow City Dam
aged by Ice Gorgc-May Ne
cessitate New Bridge.
SCHOOL BOND SALE MARCH Hath
Will Be Issued in $1,000 Oenomina
tons, Dated May I, 1916-lnter-
est Payable Semiannuaily.
Dow CITY, Feb. 29-special-


repairing the damage done by the re.
cent ice gorges. At the bridge half
mile northeast of town it was found
that the north part of the bridge had
settled as well as the approach hay-
ing fallen in. They decided that the
bridge could be put in repair satisfac.
torily much cheaper than putting in
new bridge so the former will be done.
The road, however, will be closed for
some time.
Miss lila Lamb third and fourth
grade teacher, went to Council Bluffs
Friday to spend the week end with
her sister.
Albert Birkhofer was in Soldier last
Friday.
Mrs. Albert Alexander went to Oma-
ha Friday to spend day or two with
her daughters, Misses Bernice and
Bessie.
Mrs. Jesse Agee and Misses Grace
Edwards and Josephine Munsey were
i'll Dunlap last Friday having dental
work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keairnes return
ed home Thursday from their wedding
trip to Ericsson, Neb. They will soon
take up their residence on his faith
er's farm recently vacated by w. b.
Sterrett.
Miss Mabel Rosenbaum, of Missouri
Valley, visited here the last OF the
week with her friend, Mrs. Hugh But.
terworth.
Virgil Butterworth came over from
Charter Oak Saturday and visited with
relatives. His wife came Sunday from
a weeks visit with her paernts in
VOOdbine and they returned home to
gether.
J. w. Stepanek has purchased the
A. H. Rudd property in the east part
of town and will move in from the
country to occupy it. This means that
two families, L. c. Hatch and George
Cornelius, will have to move, and there
is not a vacant house in the town. MIR.
Stepanek moves in from the farm so
as to be handler to his harness bust.
ness. His son-in-law, Albert Miller
win live on the farm.
Misses Clara and Vera Williamson
are enjoying visit from their friend,
Miss Iva Larson, of Kiron.
D. S, Miller has been very i'll again |
his life being despaired Of last Friday
night. He has gained trif!e since
that time, but continues very low.
Mr., and Mrs. Wesley Cramer, who
were married February 18th at Den
ison. spent last week in Dunlap with
relatives, returning here Friday. They
al, staying with his parents for the
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Glassburner spent
the day last Wednesday with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. 3. Glassburner.
in Woodbine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Laird and chill.
dren returned last week from ten
DAYS visit with relatives in Nebraska.
Herman Grill of Denison, was bus
mess visitor in this vicinity Satur'
day.
Mrs. Lincoln Goddard and two chill.
dren arrived last Wednesday from TT.
Dodge and are making a visit here
with relatives. Her baby has not been
well for some time and she brought
him here for treatment
Fred Logsdon, of Marshalltown. was
an over Sunday visitor here with rela'
tives and friends.
John O'Meara and Joe Pearsall left
again Friday for Nebraska City, where
they have been looking after bust
ness deal.
Andrew Jackson and H. G. Scott at
tended the auto show in Omaha FIJI
day.
in Denison Thursday.
Mrs. M, X. Morrison was most pleas
ed last week to receive from Mr.. ana
Mrs. M. v. Whaley. OF Pomona, cam
box OF delicious fruits grown on their
ranch, Coming just at this time when
Mrs. Morrison is SO poorly they are
doubly appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McHenry enjoy.
ed q visit last Thursday from Mr.. and
Mrs. e. w. Pierce, OF Denison, and
their relatives, Mrs. A. l.. Baker and
Clarence Pierce, sister and brother re-
epectively of Mr.. Pierce, OF Denison,
who are here from Morrison, ILL.,, for
visit.
Mrs. m. j. Breen and Miss Stella
Riddle were shopping in Denls0n last
Thursday.
Miss Lisle Goldsworthy returned to
her school work at Manning after a
week end visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. T.. Goldsworthy.
Miss Mildred Virgins was hostess
to the Priscilla club and number OF
other ladies last Thursday afternoon
and very pleasant time was spent:
All enjoyed the excellent lunch served
at the afternoons close.
Miss Lulu Howorth and Mrs. Daniel
Reagan were Omaha shoppers Thurs
day. A.,
%, A. Cooper spent several days the
past week at Deloit doing deputy work
in the interests OF the Modern Wood
men.
Friends of Mrs. JAMIE Butler North
an. Of Schleswig. will be pleased to
learn of the birth Of son on Satur'
DAY, February 10th.
Alex Bell moved into town Monday
and is occupying the residence pur'
chased in the fall of Jack Ahart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus christensen
and daughters enjoyed visit Sunday
from Miss Margaret Hildebrandt, OF
Denison.
We are grieved to report that Aunt
Mary McHenry is suffering from an
attack of pleurisy.
Leon Cramer came down from Cor
rectionyille last week and spent few
DAYS with his parents He returned
home Monday. We are informed that