The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-20
DOW CITY ITEMS
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SiSiLOI OllS udy last WSch.
Mrs. Hugh Butterworth entertained
at kensingtOn Wednesday afternoon.
The day being an ideal one, there was
large attendance. About fifty.two
invitations we're issued Of which near
ly all were responded to The time
was pleasantly passed IN q social man.
ncr and as fitting close, the hostess
served one of those elegant dinners
for which she is noted and the guests
then reluctantly broke UP, each pro
nOuncing the affair a most enjoyable
one. A number Of gentlemen were
invited IN to partake of the dinner.
Mrs. Caroline Hammond of Ogden,
Mrs. Fred Butler, of Lewiston, Idaho,
Mrs. J. r. Riddle, Of Creighton, Nebr.,
Mrs. d. J. Butler and Mrs. John Black.
man. .iof Arion. Mrs. II. @. McConnaug-
hey, Mrs. Ira Gilmore and Mrs. Isaac
Hc worth, of DeniOsn and Mrs. Gaines.
OF Illinois, were the out of town guests.
Miss Gertrude Grabowski, of Chica-
go, has been pleasant visitor for the
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Miller,
and also with other relatives.
A wreck on the Milwaukee tracks
last Wednesday afternoon near the J.
n. Bell place created no little excite
ment, people going by in auto loads
to see the outcome. The cause of the
accident was due TO a spread rail.
About dozen freight cars were
thrown from the track, some being
smashed to splinters. Several cars
of coal were ditched and a large space
of track was badly ;Orn up. Two
wrecking crews were sent to the place
of the accident. the next day and be-
gan clearing things up. 80. .., 4.
W., c. .Rolls wife and daughter, and
J. H.. Rolls motoredst to Harlan Thurs
day., where. they spent the day at the
Fred Baber home. 49,
Miss Jennie Cramer visited her sis
ter Mrs Win Al!r!ch in. Dunlap We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Elder Chas E. Butterworth and wife
enjoyed short visit from their son,
Julian. of Laramie. Wyo., the latter
part of the week. He went from here
on trip farther cast.
Howard Rule came up from Council
Bluffs Friday evening for an over Sum
day visit at the parental, w. H. Rule,
home
Miss Helen Houston was a county
seat visitor Friday. Her cousin, Harry
OConnell accompanied her home for
visit.
On Friday, June 18th. daughter
arrived atIthe home of Mr. and Mrs.
Van Talcott.% g.. 49,. .-.
Lee eCramer and wife have been en-
tertaining her mother, Mrs. r. Utesch,
of Correctionville, the past week.
Miss Lottie Woodarl went to Coun-
Gil Bluffs the first of last week to
spend week or two with her folks.
Miss Ida Isabel who has been stu
dent at Grinnell college arrived home
Thursday and will spend the summer
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and.
Mrs. G. L. Isabel.
" A. A. FisheI and VIM. Mcdonald were
Dunlap visitors Thursday. e .s~..,. % (
After several weeks sOjourn at
5 the home of her sister, Mrs. Harvey
Hamrich. Miss Olga NAHUM left the
first of the week for her home in Sol
dier township. Mrs Halnrich and the
baby accompanied her home for visit.
Mrs Rachel Flahive was down from
Denison Thursday afternoon visiting
CT VIC Ahdl loll \OlC uolhS.
Mrs. Jim Baber and children were
among the Denison callers Thursday.
Mrs. Charley Smith spent the great
err part of last week at their cottage
at Lake View.
Miss Hilda Turnlund was in Council
Bluffs last week visiting at the home
of her brother, Elmer. and family.
Mrs. Turnlund and son, John, and
daughter, Gladys, returned home with
her Thursday for short visit, Mr..
Turnlund came Friday morning and
they returned to the Bluffs together in
the afternoon.
Mrs. Kresselmeyer and son. Mearle.
of Council Bluffs. were visiting The
family: of>,Jein Edwards, between the
trains Friday afternoon.
Mrs. r. T. Baper was having dental
work done in Dunlap Wednesday.
An open air concert was rendered
by the Dow City band, Thursday night
after giving a$]sllort, concert on the
street. proceeding to. the opera house
where they alseSgaVe a number of
fine selections, which were greatly
enjoyed by large sized audience. The,
people of Dow City and vicinity arc
JuStlHeV Ill leellHS@ pIuuu VI Ihc 'udhu
and confidently deem it to be one Of
the very best. Under the direction of
the leader. Prof. Tolomeo. it -cOntin-
ues to grow better and better o.,
Mrs. Nathaniel Brundage was visit
ing and shopping in Denison Friday. :.
Misses Ellen and Agnes Goddard
and Mrs. Ed Pagan spent tho day, Fri
day in Omaha, ,.,,.......-..,.... ...
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rollins. of Dell
Rapids, S. OAK. came Thursday and
visited short time at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Marion Cole. leaving on
Friday for their home. Miss Mabel Cole
accompanied them and will spend the
summer there.
Mrs. w. A.. Seeman and daughter,
Maxine, and Mrs. L. II. Swasey and
daughter. Louise. were county seat
callers Friday.
Mrs L. l.. Roberts, of Arion. spent
few days OF the past week at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. A. l..
Brown. -.'t-
Mrs. Chris Brink and daughter, An
ma, were visiting and shopping at the
county seat Wednesday. " ','