The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-03
DOW CITY ITEMS

The time Of two of the l. C. passen
ger trains has been changed. No. 1;
going west. which formerly reached
here at 1853 p. m.. is now due at 2:24
No. IL, eastbound, formerly due, a
$3.50 p. M. now reaches here at 6:14
The change took effect Sunday. Thu
other passenger trains. No. II goinl
west at Goo a. m. and No. II goinl
east at 1850 q. m, will run the same
as usual. 49,
~. H: Killion came up from Omahs
Saturday, he having been working 81
that place for several weeks.
Mrs. John Ahart and Miss Lillian
Ahart were among the Denison visit
The K. k, Black home east of town
was released Saturday from quaran
tine for smallpox. The Black family
moved here this spring from Nilsson
ri. he having hired out to A. H. Cook
They are occupying the place vacated
by the Arthur lanyard family. Mr.
Black Is z brother of Mrs. Julius
Ahart and Mrs. Martin Wieland.
w. 4. Fishel vas in Sioux City q
couple OF days the latter part Of the
week on business.
Henry Hancox and Miss Vera Will
hanson visited with the latters sister,
Mrs. Arthur Butler, and husband near
kiron Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hansen, Of Deni'
son. we're recent visitors at the home
Of her sister. Mrs: r. w. Tech, and
family.
John and Sam Weber were callers
at the county seat Saturday.
Clarence Mckee and wife were pas
sengers from Logan Saturday for an
over Sunday visit at the Jim Turner
home. Ia, ,.,.r
Miss Mae Houston clerked in the d.
E. Bfemser store Saturday during the
rush.
Chas. and Earl Fienhold and sever.
al members OF the Fred Nelson family
have been quite sick the past week
with liberty measles.
"A family dinner was given at the
Fred Thompson home Sunday, when
all Of the children were present ex-
cepting their son, Bert, and wife, who
recently moved to Mansfield, Wash.
The occasion was very much enjoyed
by oil present.
u. M. Gary and workmen from Den
ison have been busy the past week
moving the brick building on the cor.
ner which A. L. Jackson purchased.
The building now stands on Mr.. Jack.
sons lot between the ONCE of Swasey
and Wilder and the Pearl Wore garage.
This building his stood on, the corner
Of West Main street for Z great mum.
Dor Of years and many were surprised
that It did not collapse while being
moved. y
Miss Ltsls Goldsworthy was over
from Manning and spent the week end
with her folkD
Ice Coburn was down from Dents0n
Saturday between trains.
The members OF the Girls Glce club
Of Grinnell college were in town on
Thursday. going from here to Charter
Oak, where they gave q concert.
Loren Alexander was here from Den.
ison the latter part OF the week visit
ing At the home of his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Roy.
Mrs. Lessie Howorth was on the
sick list several days the past week,
but Is better now.
Mrs. Frank Field was taken to the
home Of her son, Jay, and wife west
OF town Sunday. She had been at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. viii
Spence, for several weeks while her
son and wife were moving and getting
settled. Mrs. Fields condition still
remains unchanged. 1t will be re-
membercd that she was tho victim of
a stroke of paralysis about a year and
q half ago. from which she has never
recovered. Her friends a1e sorely
grieved to think that she must suffer
so continually.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Wright and chill.
dren were over from Charter Oak
recently and visited at the w. N.
Schouten home.
LaVerne Alexander was up from
Dunlap Saturday and Sunday visiting
at the homo Of his grandparents. Hen
ry Roy and wife.
Dow City caller Thursday.
Miss Esther Turnlund came up
from Council Bluffs Friday and made
A. p. Turnlund, home.
son caller Saturday.
Jess Henderson was here from his
new home in Guthrie Center and visit.
ed with friends last week.
Miss lrma Chamberlain returned to
lndianols the first Of the week after
having spent week with the home
folks. -"
Last Sunday morning at the Meth.
odist church number OF preparatory
members were received into full mem.
bership by the pastor, Rev. Adams,
there being about twenty-four persons.
Several babies were brought forward
by their parents for christening, the
sacrament of baptism also being ad.
ministered to a number Of older chill.
dren. In the Sunday school service
several young people accepted Christ.
coming forward with their teachers
and parents. The Sunday School put
on their regular Easter program at the
hour OF the evening service. Recita.
lions were given by Eva Adams. Alice
Thomas, Bernice Bremser, Raymond
Morrison, James McHenry and Homer
Alleman. Several beautiful Easter an.
thems were sung by the choir and q
quartet composed Of Misses lrma
Chamberlain. Bernice Hunsicker, Ma
RE HelSley and Fanchon Wiley rem