The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-08-14

i Mrs. 7. X. Allen played the part OIL
hostess to the Priscilla club Thurs
lday, there being also number of in
lvited guests present. The afternoon
WAS devoted to Red Cross work and at
1.-THE close of the day dainty luncheon
WAS partaken Of. The ladies repaired
Ito their homes, voting the occasion a
most pleasant one. Mrs. L.. G. Bed
ford, of Spencer, and Mrs. D. j. But
Her, of AriOn, were out of town guests
Dr. F. N. Rowe returned the latter
part of the week from weeks so
ljourn in Texas where he had gone on
a land excursion.
| Mesdames r. w. Teck, w. e. Dow
and f. w. Pearsall were in Denison
Friday, where the latter two had some
dental work DONE
| Thursday evening Red Cross
dance was given in the opera house
land the affair was quite a success,
|ffty-one numbers being Sold. A com.
pany of young people from Dunlap
was present and very enjoyable
| time is reported.
r.. T. Baber returned Friday from a
Esojourn of about three weeks with his
son, e. H. Baber, and family. He had
been assisting them in moving from
Anthem to Neville.
Miss Virginia Marks was passen.
ger to Omaha Friday for visit with
relatives, returning on Sunday.
Misses Irene Smith and Ruth SwaS-
| y were in Denison last week and
enrolled in the student nurse reserve
and were successful in passing. They
expect to leave about the. first of Sep
TENDER for Chicago where they will
receive their first three months train.
ing.
| Miss Irene Baber, of Gordon, Neb.,
came Friday afternoon for visit at
the home of her grandparents, Elder
Chas. ,Butterworth and wife, and with
numerous other relatives and friends.
She expects to remain for the L. d.. S.
reunion, which begins here the latter
|part of this week.
Mrs. Ernest Clark was among the
Denison visitors Friday
Friday afternoon Julius Ahart was
the victim of serious accident. He
was coming to town horseback and
his brother, Adolph, was also on the
way to town in his car. When they
were coming down the hill which runs
south about a half mile west of town
something went wrong with the
brake, causing the driver to lose con-
troll of the machine which ran into
Julius who was ahead. He was thrown
from the horse and we are told that
the car passed over him. He sus-
tanned badly broken hip and also re-
ceived other bruises. He was imme-
diately taken to a physicians Office
in town and shortly afterwards was
taken to the Methodist hospital in
Omaha, accompanied by his wife and
J. w. Stepanek. There we're eight
people in the car and all escaped in
jury. The horse, was also uninjured.
Friends of Mr.. Ahart are very sorry
indeed that such misfortune should
befall him and all sincerely hope that
he will recover with no further bad
results.
Harry Mcqueen, the chief engineer
lat the electric light plant, has tend
erred his resignation to take effect in
a few weeks. He will move his fam.
lily to- Omaha where he has accepted
a similar position. The removal of
this family from our midst is gener-
ally regretted. Mr.. Mcqueen has
proven very efficient electrician and
as yet no one has been secured to fill
the place.
The Coffman family, who have been
residing on the Stepanek farm for sew.
eral months, left Friday, but are un-
decided at this time as to where they
will locate. Miss Josephine Stepanek
will keep house for her, brother, How
ard, on the farm. .
Editor Lie. Hatch, Of the Dow City
Informer, is making preparations to
join the military ranks soon. He goes
to enlist in the quartermasters corps
and expects to leave about the first
of October. His wife and little daugh-
ter Lois, will make their home in
Council Bluffs until his return.
Dale Butterworth assisted in Her
mans store several days last week
during the absence of Morris Reuben
who was in Omaha
Mrs. L. H. Cruise was in Dunlap
Saturday afternoon attending lodge
meeting. s,.s ,A
Mrs. Henry Roy and her daughter
in-law, Mrs. Ralph Roy, spent the day
Saturday with relatives in Denison.
Il Prof. @. r. Bentley and wife have
been enjoying a visit from her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Blakeley and
daughter, of ,Maquoketa, who arrived
Wednesday by auto to spend week
or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arden Bell and Chas.
Bell and wife started ON a pleasure
trip to Denver Thursday. We under
stand that they will also visit rela-
tives there. as
Lewis Ahart has been carrying his
right arm in sling the past week.
Our informer says that he was start
ing his fathers car when the engine
backfired and struck him ON the arm
in such manner as to break the
bone. 1t is healing as we'll as can be
expected at present.
Mrs. Jake Reeser and daughters,
Mrs. Jake Rurwell and Miss Mearle
Reeser, motored to the county capital
Thursday.
Martin Slattery, accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. P. w. O'Meara, of Iowa
City, who is visiting here, were in
Dunlap Saturday to attend the funer-
al of Mrs. George Henney.
7 Alex Reuben was here from Camp
Dodge and made an over Sunday visit
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Her
man Lazerus, and family. He came
up from Omaha Saturday afternoon,