The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-03

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DOW CITY ITEMS


"A. L. Brown, our jewelryman, wi
close .out his business this week O.
Saturday. The family will soon leav
for their new home in California. The
have resided in Dow City for man
years and it is with great regret tina
the people of the community viev
their departure.
Mrs. ]. w. Cramer has been i'll tn
fpaet week but we are very glad t.
State that she is some better now.
ss Mrs. Ravorette Weatherby came VI
from Council Bluffs Sunday and ou
Informant says that she will maxi
an extended visit at the home of he
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. G. v. Jordan
nj VIM. Davis, of Denison, was bust
ness caller in town Monday.
Word cDmes from Colfax that Eu
gene Crandall who went there las
week TO be treated for rheumatism
81 I'm agvery bad condition. All hope
that the next report will be more en-
Spuraging. His wife is with him al
present.
Mrs. Ralph Quirk, Mrs. Murphy
Nh and Mrs. Raymond Rule, and
MAyme Cue were over from the VIII
low Thursday evening visiting at the
w III. Rule home. a..s ~
TheSStewart Lumber Company have
had their buildings newly painted and
slsO have had new roofing put on
which greatly improves the appear
ance. =.......
David Walters has been spending
several days Of the past week with
y n1H& To- xho
Frank Gfassburner has given up
his position at the electric light plant
and has gone. out with his threshing
machine. ]. H. Killion has taken his
place at the light plant. tr
Besnlce Bramhall, came Saturday
from Des Moines for a visit at the
home Of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. ThoS. Rae and with other rela-
stlves and friends. ~,
Il Prot. o. R, Bentley has received his
cab to- report for, military examine
ton. For the past year Mr.. Bentley
has, been IN efficient instructor OF
manual training in our school and all
regret very much that he must leave
ID be takes great interest in his work
and is very prominent in church az
Frank Greene and wife spent last
week with their daughter, Mrs. Spray
Malone, and family in Kenwood.
Hiss Mae Killion was up from
Dnnlsp for an over Sunday visit at
the parental. J. II. Killion home.
&c. g. Bonsall and wife were up from
Dunlap Friday evening visiting at the
home OF Mrs. A. H. Harper.
John Ahart was in Minnesota last
week on business concerning a land
We understand that Mr.. and Mrs.
jack O'Brten have rented the A. l..
Brown :nroperty and will occupy the
s4me d soon as the Brown family
Leaves. MI. and Mrs. O'Brien have
bAGn rasidlngs in the Jake ReeEer
house Tor sometime.
ssNr.land Mrs. B. NJ. McElwain very
plnasantly entertained company OF
relatives at dinner one day last week
supplementary, to their nephew, Pri.
ySte Cecil, Edwards, who was home
Oh = fuflough from Camp Cody, N. M.
Mrs. John. Miller. and son, Lewis,
tmQtOred down from Denison on Sun.
day and made short visit at the
Henry Roy home.
Miss Hilda Turnlund clerked In
Hetmln's store while Mrs. R. E. Lusk
was having her vacation. We are
told that she will remain there during
her school vacation.
III. r.. Judd was an east bound pas
aenEer Saturday.
Gail Carey who has been connected
With the Bank OF Dow City, in the
way OF, assistant cashier, for some.
J. time. has given up his position which
takes effect In few days. We un.
derstand that he comes in the next
draft call.
Z Ed Riddle was a caller at the county
seat Saturday.
Mrs, sWilders of near Dunlap, was
ascalleR In town Friday on her way
home from Denison.
Mrs. Ralph Roy is looking forward
brother. Roy Miller of Camp Louis.
Spokane, Wash, who has been given
aathirty days leave of absence.
I. I. and Mrs. e. N. Chamberlain and
daughter, Irma, returned from Lake
View where they have been for sever
alFweeks and have spent the past
week at their home here.
81. knights who has been assisting
Fred. Wiley with his farm work. went
to Omaha Monday to enlist. At this
writing we have not learned whether
he was successful in passing.
"A big choir and orchestra rehearsal
WAS held at the L., D. S. church Sum
day afternoon. Those present from
out Of town to assist in the music
were Eunice Dobson and Clifford
Browne, of Deloit, Mrs. Dean Talcott,
Of Arion, the Greenwood family, of
Galland's Grove. the Fred Jackson
family Mrs. Lille Marks, Mrs. John
Miller and son, Lewis and the Frank
6Gafftr family of Denison. The next
rehearsal will be held at the Dean
Talcott home in Arion next Sunday
afternoon. The L. D. S. are making
for a camp meeting here
August 16 and lasting ten
days and Q fine time is being antici-
pated.
July 4th will be quietly observed
here. No arrangements have been
made for. a celebration. Many are
On going to Lake View, Lake
Mtnawa, and other places while others
will spend the, day at home.
4 Miss Lena Honz went to Webster
City Monday for a visit of several
weeks OF so. ......
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Stinson are
enjoying visit from the latter's sis.
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