The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-01-24
DOW CITY ITEMS
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g Ms. Ed Pagan was in Denison Mon
day.
= Mrs. Ella Hahn was a Dunlap visitor
last Wednesday.
n H. Mitchell left Thursday fol
Metamora, Ill.,, after a visit of severa
weeks at the homes of his sisters
Mrs. NJ. A. Riley and Mrs. Adam
Sharp and other relatives.
Dr.. F. N. Rowe and wife were shop
pers in Denison last Tuesday.
2. r. and Ora Malone were business
callers here last Wednesday, the for
mer from Charter Oak and the latter
from Dunlap.
Clarence Chamberlin was down
from Denison one day the past week
Mesdames J. U. Wise and w. A
Seemann were among the Denison
shoppers Wednesday.
Mrs. F. G.. Howorth spent the day
Wednesday in Omaha.
Jess Metheny of Arion, was in Dow
City on business one day last week.
Miss Elsie Randel returned Wednes'
day from visit of several days with
friends in Omaha. She was accom-
panied by her friend, Miss Frances
Kelly, who visited here until Friday.
Geo. TRACER was down from Deni.
son one day last week on business.
Frank Odell was an Omaha visitor
last Tuesday.
We learn that Leo Ahart, who is a
student at Ames college, has accepted
a position as corresponding editor OF
the engineering department of the
Wallaces' Farmer. %"' H.. =,
j. U. Wise was business caller at
the county seat Thursday.
Eta Reynolds came down from Ari-
on Thursday for q short visit at the
home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Brown.
Friends of Miss Ethel Wilbur, of
near Dunlap, will be pleased to learn
OF her marriage to Ed Lyons, Of Char
ter Oak, which took place last Thurs
day evening at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilbur.
The young couple will make their fu-
ture home in Charter Oak, where Mr..
Lyons is connected with bank. That
they may have long and prosperous
life together is the sincere wish OF
their many friends. .-
IT. e. Allen was among the county
seat callers on Thursday last
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Carbaugh, who was reported last
week to be suffering with light at
tack Of appendicitis, gradually he
came worse and on Tuesday she was
taken to the Jennie Edmundson hos
pital in Council Bluffs, where she un-
sderwent an operation. She withstood
the ordeal well and at the present
writing is getting along nicely.
Urban Honz was up from Dunlap
Friday visiting at the A. Honz home.
The w. H. NJ. s. met Wednesday at
the home of Miss Barbara Scott, there
being a good turnout. A very inter-
asfiSg lesson vas 6Soindnets ~ ~; MIS-:
10. p. Bremser.
II. w. Mesenbrink, of Dunlap, was
pleasant caller here Friday.
George Ahart went to Dunlap last
Thursday, where he was a guest at
the WilburLyons nuptials.
Fred Colby has sold the lot north OF
his residence to J. H. Young, on
which the latter will move the resi-
8dence he purchased some time ago OF
Geo. Binnall. Mr.. Young contemplates
erecting bungalow on the former
Binnall property.
The Stewart Lumber company have
purchased the stock Of the Fred Cole
man implement shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Poitevin and two
children were county seat visitors on
Friday last.
Last Wednesday Dean, the seven.
teen year old son of VIM. Roy, OF Den
ison. met with narrow escape. he
was skating down from Denison to
Dow City on the Boyer and when be.
tween Arion and Dow City he stopped
to rest, A car came along and the oc'
cupant asked him to ride. He consent
ed and stood on the fender OF the car
holding onto the door Of the machine
and in passing over rough place in
the road the car was jolted and the
door swung open, throwing the boy IN
such a manner as to render him I'M
conscious He received several Sc
we're gashes in his head, his>left limt
s also being hurt quite badly, and it is
thought he sustained internal injur
les. After the boy regained conscious
ness he somehow managed to walk
to the home Of his grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Roy, where medical
aid was Immediately summoned and
it was found necessary to take sever
al stitches in his left limb just below
the knee. The patient was made as
\ comfortable as possible, although SUI
1 fering untold agony. His father and
aunt, Mrs. Pearl Servoss, came down
from Denison and on Thursday the
boy was taken to his home in Deni
SON. The exact place of the accident
/ is not known, but it is thought to have
! occurred on the railroad crossing a
quarter OF mile north of town. It is
said the driver of the car did not
notice that the lad had fallen of. II
& is marvel to all that the boy man
aged to escape instant death.
Mrs. John Edwards. Sr spent Fiji
day and Saturday with relatives in
Denison.
w. r. Adams, of Logan, was a Dow
I City business visitor Saturday.
Miss Mabel PETIT came down from
Denison Friday afternoon and spent
tie week end with her folks.
Mrs, M. B. Bailey, of Dunlap, was a
guest at the Howorth home couple
Of days, last week. y
Mesdames VIM. and Raymond Rule
were shoppers in Denison Friday.
Leslie and LOREN Alexander came
up from DUNLAP Friday night for a
short visit with their grandparents
Henry Roy and wife. r-.