The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-08
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chat, a splendid two course luncheO
was served.
Miss Flora Virgins came up fro1
Woodbine Saturday evening for an o.
er Sunday visit at the parental
G. Virgins, home.
Miss Emma Wilbur went to Ames o
Saturday to attend house party.
Mrs. Mark Pearsall went to Dunla
Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. Au
f. Mesenbrink, returning Saturday.
Word comes from Omaha that Lyla,
Dowd, daughter of Mrs. Jane McNair
Dowd, has contracted the dread scar
let fever 1t will be remembered b.
friends of the family that the young
est child died two years ago Of tn
same disease. We hope Miss Lyla]
will come through the disease in safe
ty.
Mrs. r. w. Tech and daughter. Mis-
Matte. were Denison shoppers Satur
day.
i Miss Nettie Ernest returned las
week to Omaha after an extended visi
here with the S. A. Dow family anG
will resume her work at that place.
Will Ettleman purchased dray mum
Der three of Harvey Hamrick last
week and took immediate possession
Mr.. Ettleman formerly owned this
same dray and is thus not an ineXperi
enced man on the job. We bespeaL
for him a profitable business.
| DIR. J. A Brill moved last week from
tie e. N. Chamberlain house to the
Fritz home, recently vacated by the
Roy Mcbride family.
Miss Frances thinner is suffering
from pneumonia.
DR.. Hal c. Simpson, OF Deaison
was here on professional business
last Thursday.
The body of Mrs. James Tranter
who passed away at her home in Ar.
mour, S. D., of cancer. was brought
here Sunday morning for burial in the
local cemetery. Mrs. Trantcr was we'll
known here and was one Of the KEEP.
ford family. who resided east Of town
for so many years. She had many
friends in this vicinity WHO are most
grieved to learn of her untimely death.
We extend our sympathy to the be-
reave1 ones.
Mrs. Mary Boham returned Satur,
day from three months visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Ellsworth, in Coun,
Gil Bluffs.
Jim O'Meara and son, Leo, were
here from Deninson Sunday afternoon
visiting relatives.
Sam Trip has purchased the resi-.
dence property occupied by the T. T.
Allen family and owned by Clarence
Wilder, of Logan.
Mrs. w. N. Schouten entertained the
]. P. F. club last Friday, about doz-
en- ladies being present. A splendid
dinner was served and greatly en-.
jOyed and a pleasant social afternoon
followed.
The Crawford County Telephone
company has purchased fine new
Ford roadster for the use of the trou'
BILE man here. Mr.. Lusk greatly ap-
preciates their kindness.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Judd were pas.
|sengers to Council Bluffs Saturday, at
which place they spent the day with
relatives.
J. A. Scott went to Omaha Thurs.
day, where he entered st. GATHERINGS
hospital to take a course of treatments
for relief from stomach trouble with
which he has been bothered for some
time. We trust he may secure the
desired benefits.
The following extract from the Oma-
ha World Herald is of particular inter-
est to Dow City people. for A. d. Scott,
otherwise Asa, is the eldest son of a
former resident, Isaac Scott, and grew
to young manhood in our midst. The
article reads as follows: "A. D. Scott
the Edgar (Neb.) newspaper man
strikes out into new ground in pro.
ducing The Nebraska Printer The
publication is crammed from front to
back with interesting things about
newspapers and newspaper men OF the
state. 1t is one of the really absorb.
ing publications OF the day in Nebras-
ka and should become one of the prin.
cipal things editors over the state look
for regularly in their work. SCOTS
optimism and energy are reflected in
the paper and no one has more OF a
claim upon abundant optimism and
energy than does this Edgar editor,
The Nebraska Printer we predict,
will live long and grow stronger the
longer it lives. 1t has mission and
under SCOTS direction should perform
that mission we'll" Asa's many friends
here are glad indeed to know what
heights he is attaining in his chosen
profession.
Miss Flossie Cramer, of Dunlap Wis
tied over Sunday at the home of. her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Cramer.
Ralph Roy was down from Denison
Thursday visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Roy.
H. G. McQuinn, the engineer at the
light plant, spent the day Saturday in
Omaha with his family.
Mrs. Ed Ahart was so unfortunate
last Friday as to run needle into her
finger, the instrument breaking off. It
was necessary to have the member
cut open to remove the broken end.
The finger is doing nicely now.
Mrs. Arch Laird was operated upon
at Denison hospital last Thursday
for appendicitis and is reported to be
doing nicely.
VIM. Olmstead arrived last week
from Bonneville to work for Gene
Crandall.
Charley Dybdal was an arrival Sat
urday morning from Graettinger and
will work the coming season for Weiss
Brothers.
Mrs. John Weber had the pleasure Of
an over Sunday visit from Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Maurer, of Iowa City.
Frank thinner and family expect to-