The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-05-01
DOW. CITY ITEMS
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r. w. Houston and G. V Jordan
were callers at the county capital on
Monday.
Mrs. w. H. Rule, who has been quite
sick for the past week or two, was
taken to Omaha Sunday where an op'
peration was performed = for gall
stones. Word was received Monday
that she wthstood the ordeal well and
was getting along as we'll as could be
expected The many friends Of the
family are glad to learn OF this and
hope that she will soon be able to re-
turn home. wv ,... o.
Private Ralph Mckee was here from
Camp Dodge and spent the Sabbath
with his wife and baby. e,.
The Needham family moved here
recently from Missouri and are soccu'
plying the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Romonan Wight in the west part of
town Mr.. Needham has accepted EN-
ployment in the Houston garage.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Glassburner arc
entertaining new son, bornSto them
on Saturday, April 9th. n
\ Miss Eta Reynolds was a passen-
! ger from Arion Monday and made q
short visit at the home of her uncle
land aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Bg0wn.
] Fred Rule and wife were passen-
lgers from Council Bluffs Saturday to
| see his mother, Mrs. W. Fl. Rule.
\ Mrs. Fable Crandall departed Sat
nrday morning for her home in Bloom
l.feld,, Neh. after "a pleasant visit OF
lnearly two weeks with her people, the
IL. w, Cramer family. -
| Word has been received by relatives
There that Mrs: Nathaniel Brundige had
Epassed away at her home in Oregon.
This, is indeed sad news as the family
are. well known here having resided
near here prior to their removal to
1 Oregon last fall.
The ladies' of the Baptist Aid So
Ieiety will. hold their regular meeting
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
A. H. Harper, There will be special
Feature at Mis- time in the way of a
ten cent lunch which will be served
ats O'Clock. Everyone invited.
Friends will be interested to learn
that Leo Ahart, who has been taking
loficers training at Camp Dodge for
| some time has been classed among
those eligible to receive commissions
as second leutenants. .-........'..
| Mrs. J. r. Harker. of Mapleton, was
a pleasant over Sunday guest at the
home of her sister, Mrs. w. e. Fish
ell, and family. ..-,f D.. 49,.
DR.. J. F.. Potter left Monday for
Kansas City upon having received
word that his son, Francis, was very
low with pneumonia at hospital. The
latter left here several weeks ago in
company with twelve other boys Of
the. county to enter mechanical
school to prepare to go into the mill
Itary service. All hope to soon learn
Of his recovery. tot,s. -. Ii,
l.. E. Goodman was in Omaha re-
Gently, where. he purchased a Ford
aud is now conducting an auto livery.
! Rev. Jacob Bremser occupied the
| Methodist pulpit Sunday morning in
the absence Of the pastor, Rev. A. B.
Adams. "A minister from Logan had
been expected, but was unable to get
here. ia Mao. ..,- .ss 81,
Ruby, the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs: A.. l.. Brown, is quite sick at
present with measles. s. .7,.es...r,.
/ E. G. Virgins and wife and little
daughter Margaret, we're visiting his
brother, w H Virgins, and family in
w OOdDlne FRIDAY. by o.
Miss Mae Murphy is here from the
Willow caring for the w. H. Rule
household during Mrs. Rules absence.
Mrs. Clyde Haskins was over from
Manila Tuesday visiting at the pa
rental, Jake Reeser, home.
Howorth Bros. sent a shipment of
stock to the Omaha market the first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J,sAnnis returned
to their home in Ethan. S. d., Satur-
day after a two weeks visit at the
home of the formers daughter, Mrs.
Jim Pearsall, and family.
Rowland PETIT left Tuesday with the
other young men Of the county for
Camp Dodge to begin military train
ins. - -
Loren Alexander was down from
Denison Sunday visiting his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry. Roy
: Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Brinkman,
residing on the Howorth ranch, were
called upon to part with one OF their
liSle sons Sunday morning, a severe
attack of measles being the cause of
his death. The lad was sick but few
days, all that loving hands" could do
having been done for him. Freder-
ick Nathaniel, son of Theodore Brink
man and wife, was born in Denison
Oct. 16, 1911, and died near Dow City
April %, 1918, aged 6 years, 6 months
and IL days He leaves a father, moth
er and two younger brothers and many
relatives. A short funeral service
was held from the home Monday at
Barker OF the Baptist church, after
ternoon conducted by Rev. G. A.
which the little form was laid away in
the Dow City cemetery. The most
heartfelt sympathy is extended to the
bereaved family.
w. B. Gibson, James Henry and
Charlie Wore were business visitors
in Omaha Saturday.
Little Arlene Alleman has been very
i'll for the pas week or more. All sim
cerely hope she will soon recover.
The L. D. S. social circle of the
Woman's Auxiliary met Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. LaC. Hatch
and the usual pleasant time was en-.
jcyed by all present.
Miss Marie Daily was. passenger
from Dunlap Misunderstanding for a