The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-12-18

DOW CITY ITEMS
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j DIR. c. W. Carr was a pleasant call
err in town one day last week from
Denison. He just recently returned
from a several months sojourn in
Canada. Z
Mrs. G.. A. Barker and Miss Flor
ence Miller We're shopping in Denison
Thursday, the former also having
some dental work done.
Word reaches here of the death OF
Mrs. Chas. Bray, of Mapleton, she
having passed away after an illness
of ten days with the dreaded infiueni
"a The Bray family were residents
of Dow City for several months until
last winter when they moved to Ma
pleton and their friends here wish to
be numbered among those extending
sympathy to the bereased husband
and children.
Leslie Helm was up from Dunlap last
Wednesday calling on friends. He
has been attending military school for
several months and has just recently
received his discharge from Ames.
The pupils of the senior class Of
the local high school held business
meeting at the home of Miss Helen
Eule Wednesday evening. Several
matters pertaining to their gradua-
ton were discussed A class motto
was chosen at this time, it being I'VE
have conquered difficulties. success
lies before u.s." The colors chosen are
red, white and blue and the class flow
er is the American beauty. At the
close of the business session social
hour was enjoyed, nice refreshments,
consisting of popcorn and apples, be-
ing served. The graduating class this
year consists of ten boys and girls.
namely: Herbert Butterworth, Theo-
dore Ahart, William Honz, Ethel Cole,
Helen Rule, Eva Roy, Marie Coleman,
Mary Staller. Ruby Baber and Mae
Houston. Glass rings were also Sc
lected at the meeting. Officers We're
elected as follows: President, Helen
Rule; vice president, Theo. Ahart;
secretary, Ruby Baber, and treasurer,
Mae Houston.
o. S. Carlson was an Omaha bust
ness visitor Wednesday.
Joe Smith has returned to his home
in Glen Ellen, H., after a couple OF
weeks visit 1.-THE home Of his broth
er Chas. Smith. and family. kil
Eugene Crandall and sister, Miss
Lulu Crandall, accompanied by Miss
Stella Wieland, motored to Denison
Thursday on a shopping expedition.
Virgil Butterworth was down from
Denison Wednesday on business
Lieut. Cyril Saunders was over from
a Jn1, hot fro Ha
has received his discharge from the
service and returned last week from
Camp Gordon, Ga.
A sale was held at the Hans Brink
home Wednesday and it is reported as
having been quite a success. The trio
Of Black Cornish game chickens
brought $500, they being purchased
By Mr.. arHgens. The proceeds for
these chickens were turned over to
the Red Cross. Mr.. Brink, owing to
his poor health and scarcity of labor,
has decided to move to smaller farm
The coming year. The place he is to
leave is owned by Arthur Dietz.
g. w. PiercG was a caller ,heresfromI
Denison last Tuesday.
Mrs. John Brundige was in Denison
having dental work done, as
was also Mrs. M. J. Breen.
Mrs. Hugh ButterNorth, son, Ger
aid, and daughter, Naomi, left last
week for Fremont, Neb., to spend
some time with Mr.. ButterwOrth. who
Is now working in that territory. They
expect to go to Tecumseh, Neb., later
10 visit her aunt, Mrs. ALI HOworth,
and husband. AS yet they have not
lecidde where they will locate.
Wednesday night about 10 o'clock
Miss Janet Rae experienced another
bad accident when she fell from a
chair on which she was standing to
wind a clock. Not realizing she was
30 badly hurt she walked to a doctors
office for aid, and it was found that
Ter shoulder was fractured in the
socket. Thursday afternoon she' was
aiken to a hospital in Omaha to be
Jared for. Misses Marie Helsley and
Anna Bell accompanied her. Only
few weeks ago Miss Rae suffered an
accident in Sront of the M. E. church
when she fell, striking her head on
he cement walk. Her friends are
very sorry indeed to learn of this
other misfortune which has overtak-
an her.
Miss Mae Edwards was visiting her
sister, Mrs. John Ret1nan, in Denison
Wednesday,.
Mrs. Raymond Butterworth has been
suffering with an attack of tUnsilitis
the past week. Mrs. Lille Shumate
has been assisting at the home during !
Ter illness.
Mrs. Elmer Brasel and Misses Ruth |