The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-22
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DOW CITY ITEMS
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ing intense pain. Inc services OF
physician were sought and it was
found necessary to Esndage the eye
for a few days, which made it rather
uncomfortable
M. l.. McElwain and wife were down
from Denison one day last week visit
ing their son, B. NJ. McElwain, and
family
Charlie Denison, of Boone, assisted
in the Northwestern depot on Tuesday
Of last week while Agent Graul was
in Omaha
Nathan Hahn has been laid up the
past week as a result of a poisoned
hand He recently had the fore finger
Of his right hand scratched in some
manner and later the member became
infected, giving him more or less pain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romanan HOlcOmb are
enjoying new piano, which they had
placed in their home recently.
w. c. Rolls and daughter, Ruby,
motored to Denison Wednesday. Miss
Viola Slavery accompanied them home
for a. brief visit.
r. T.. Allen and son, Donald and
daughter, Norrine, have returned from
pleasant weeks visit in UniOnville
with the formers folks.
Mesdames A. A. Alexander, j. u.
Wise and w. A. Seemann and daugh
ter, Maxine, were visiting and shop.
ping IN Denison Wednesday.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety held an interesting meeting at
the home Of Miss Mildred Virgins on
Wednesday afternoon. there being
fairly good attendance. Miss Virgins
very ably conducted the study OF the
lesson. "nr w.,
DR.. Carr was down from Denison on
Thursday greeting friends.
Miss Hilda Anderson, of Denison,
was guest Of Miss Lillian Ahart
few days the past week.
Miss Letha Manning very pleasantly
entertained the Palo Altos on Thurs
day afternoon. A large number were
there and the company INDUCED in the
popular pastime OF fancy work and the
like All were glad OF the opportun.
ity Of spending a social hour with this
hostess who was up from Omaha for
a weeks visit. In all probability this
is the last social gathering at the
Manning home as the family are soon
to leave for their new location at Daw
son. Very dainty and delicious refresh
ments completed the pleasures of the
occasion. 'z .
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Wilson have been
entertaining his sister, Miss Leone
Wilson, of fremont, Neb., the past
week
Pete Hallowell was caller in Dun
lap Thursday afternoon between trains
Quite a large number represented
Dow City at the Carroll and Harlan
fairs during the past week.
Bert McCord. Of Denison, was
caller in town Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Spence, ST.
went to Harlan the first of the week
for a visit with their son, George, and
family.
Mrs. w. r. Root, ofColorado Springs
and Mrs. Geo. Cole, Of New York City,
were pleasant visitors at the Clair But,
terworth home several days the past
week.
Mrs. Jake Burwell and Mrs. Harry
Skunk and baby daughter were pas.
sengers down from Denison Wednes-
day afternoon and spent few, days at
the parental. Jake Reeser, home.
/. A. Anderson has returned from
several weeks sojOucn in Minnesota,
where he had gone to escape the hay
fever.
On Tuesday of last week the death
angel entered the John Mathys home
and claimed their infant babe. The
little one had always been in frail
health, thus death came not unexpect-
eddy. Lucille, daughter of John and
Lille Mathys, was born on June I,
1917, and died Aug. II, 1917 The lit.
tie miss although so young had en-
deared herself to each member of the
family and her death means a sad
vacancy in the home. A father, moth
er and a number of brothers and Sis
tiers are left to mourn. The funeral
was held Thursday afternoon at 2:30
from the home and was largely at.
tended. Elder Chas. E. Butterworth
officiated and interment was made in
the Dow City cemetery. The hearts
of everyone deeply sympathize with
the beraved ones.
Henry Prill and wife. of Glidden.
made short visit at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. e. f.. Newkirk Thursday at
ternoon on their return from a motor
trip to Colorado and other places
These people were intimate friends
years ago and the visit was greatly en-.
JOySu, ILLS OCAI6 tACA III LCCtAAS
in t!lirtytwo years. Mr.. and Mrs.
NeWkirk were not aware Of their
coming and thus were pleasantly sur.
prised.
DR.. j. F. Potter spent Thursday and
Friday with his daughter, Adelaide.
who is attending school in Cedar
Falls.
Miss Anna Bell returned Friday
from Sioux City, where she had spent
several weeks attending the summer
session at Morningside college. We
are told that she has position in the
Bell school in Paradise township for
the coming year.
Miss Agnes Goddard was hostess to
the G. H. C.'s Thursday afternoon and
entertained in her usual delightful
manner. There was large attend
ance and each guest had most en-
joyable time. An appetizing repast
was the closing feature which added
greatly to the pleasures of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Loose, of Ellis. were
visitors at the home Of her father, FL.
der Chas. e. Butterworth, the past