The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-11-06
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DOW CITY ITEMS
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p. w. Pierce has returned to his
home in Denison after having spent
two weeks or more as cashier in one
Of the banks here. He had been reliev-
ing w. b. Fishel while the latter was
electioneering.
Miss Lucinda McHenry left Sunday
for Tama to resume her teaching, hav-
ing been here at the parental, Mott
MoHenry, home while the quarantine
was in effect. =. ..aa
III. G. Scott, who purchased Mrs. A.
II. Harpers farm some time ago, has
rented the, same to Myron Rice, of
Buck Grove, who will occupy the
place next spring. The j. H. Bonsall
family, who are residing there at the
present, are making preparations to
move away from Dow City. ~
@. j. Judd and wife were passengers
to Omaha Saturday morning, they WIS.,
iting relatives there and also in the
Bluffs, returning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Goodman and the
latter's son, Burton Tillett, were Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Crandall near Denison Sunday.
John Ahart was taken i'll Thursday
with one of the nervous attacks to
which he is subject At the present
writing he is able to be about again.
Charley Starkey, who is assisting
]. f. Griffin in corn picking, went to
Crescent Saturday where he visited
his sister, Mrs. Geo. Smith, and fam
lily. He also visited his people in
Omaha, returning Sunday. His sister,
Mrs. George Crandall, and family, in
Omaha are just recovering from the
fiu.
sss o. j. Judd, the I. c. agent was in
Dunlap couple of days the first of
the week relieving Agent Holland.
DR.. Powell, Of Dunlap, was a pro-
fessional caller here the first of the
week. '
Mr.. and Mrs Jake Burwell, of near
AriOn, and Mr. and Mrs. Clyke Has
kins and the Dan Reeser family, Of
Denison, were Sabbath guests at the
sraFental, Jake Reeser, home.
Miss Ethel Malone was over from
KenwOod and spent the week end with
her Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Greene. l z|&
Raymond Butterworth has rented
the front rooms Of Mrs. Jane Wood
over the grocery and bakery and the
family are to move there from the
country this week.
Miss Josephine Munsey spent Satur-
day and Sunday at the Ben Wingrove
home In Denison. u
Is Hugh Butterworth came up from
Omaha Saturday to spend short time
with his family, returning Sunday.
Miss Lena Wolverton was visiting
III Denison Sunday. Ill.,.
j. H. BOnsall was taken i'll the lat
ter part OF the week and at the pres
emit is still bedfast and under the care
OF physician. ,ar
10. Il. Graul, wife and three children
were down from Arion Sunday and
visited at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Graul. '3
"A meeting was held Saturday night
when It was decided to lift the quaran.
tine for the epidemic of Influence, the
ban having been in effect since Oc-
tober 18th. Needless to say all were
greatly pleased upon learning that the
town had been released. This vicin-
ity was fortunate in escaping the cpl
demic with only few cases, most of
which were Of mild form, there hav-
ing been no fatalities from the dread
disease. The town being placed under
quarantine at the time that it was
speaks largely for the disease having
been thus prevented. No church SER
Vices were held Sunday, it being al
most Impossible to make arrangements
tor the services upon such short no
tice School was opened Monday, all
Of the teachers from out of town hav-
ing remained here during their yaca-
ton. From now on all public gather
ings and the like will be resumed as |
usual.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kirk were up
from Dunlap Sunday spending the
day at the parental, o. J:rJudd, home.
"A baby son was born to Mr.. and |
Mrs. g. M. Talcott Sunday, November
ad The mother and babe are getting
along very nicely.
Mrs Frank Tyson was a passenger
from Omaha Saturday for an over
Sunday visit at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G.. Howorth.
a A deal was contaminated last week
whereby Tim Coleman, OF Arion, be-
came the owner of the Hugh Butter
worth residence here and we are told |
that the Coleman family will move
here and occupy the same as soon as
the Butterworth family vacates. The
latter will move to Nebraska, where
MI. Butterworthsis now employed.
The "A. J.. Wight family were in
Buck Grove Sunday visiting at the |
Einnigan home. Mrs. Nights sister
nJaw, Mrs SnQwd Thompson, accom-
panied them home for visit:
The local Red Cross society are re-
luming their regular Wednesday af-
.ernoon me tings this week after hav-
ng dispensed with them for several
weeks :cn account of the quarantine.
The ladies are now. working on pa
anna suits, there being forty-eight on
land at present to be completed. Since
He garments have been coming all cut
md ready to be sewed the Red Cross
workers are able to accomplish much
more than before.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Rule and
he latter's sister, Miss Mae Murphy.
by Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Cue, were over from the Willow Sun
lay visiting at the home of the for
ners parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. N