The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-10-30
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DOW CITY ITEMS
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where he held the Methodist pastor
ate for number of years, and they
are now located at Wilton, where
they have fine church and are great
ly pleased with the location. Mrs.
Zabilka will be remembered as Miss
sylvia McColl, a former Dow City girl.
Morris Griffin was among the call
ers in Denison Saturday.
Miss Irene Baber, who came Thurs
day from ChadrOn, Neb., for visit
with relatices, was called to Gordon,
NeE., Friday on account of the illness
+ of her sister, Mrs. George Fowler. The
girls mother. Mrs. Eli Baber, who had
been here for several weeks, accom-
panied Irene they leaving Friday at
ternoon.
George Igou, 'Jr., went to Denison
Saturday for an over Sunday visit
with his wife
Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Brown and Mrs.
Jay Baber, who have been quite i'll
the past week Or more with the in
fiuenza, are reported to be improving
and are able to be about the house.
Mrs. Thos. MunseN the mother Of the
two ladies, contracted a case of the
disease Friday and at present is get
ting along as we'll as can be expected.
Harry Cowan was laid up several
days last week with pain in his side.
1t was feared that he was suffering
with an attack of appendicitis and on
Thursday he accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Bonsall, went to Dunlap to
consult doctor, vino advised them
to see specialist in Omaha concern
ing the trouble. They went to that
place and it was found that Mr.. Cow
an was suffering from wound he re-
ceived some time ago in the army
when he was kicked by mule, for
which cause he was honorably dis
charged from the service He is now
spending some time at his parental
home near Missouri Valley.
]. H. Killion came up from Wood
bine Saturday evening for an over
Sunday visit with his family.
Mrs. E. W. Pierce returned to her
home in Denison the first of the week,
having spent several days at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Frank McHenry.
Lee, Wesley and Arden Cramer and
Pearl and Charlie Wore were passen-
gers to Wall Lake Saturday, where
they enjoyed hunting expedition, re-
turning Sunday. .. a-.... ..s
Mrs. r. NJ. Arnold has been spend
ing the past week at the Joe Thomp-
son home caring for the family who
have all been suffering with the flu.
Although having been quite sick they
are now reported out of danger.
Martin Slattery was caller at the
county capital Thursday.
E. w. Pierce came down from Den
is0n last week to spend couple of
weeks as cashier in one of the banks
here. He is relieving w. E. Fishel,
who is spending some time election
eering. 81 -
Vida, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Spence, was ill last week, she
being belfast for couple of days.
She is able to be about again at the
present writing.
a. A. Birkhofer was an Omaha bus
mess visitor one day last week. /.
Wayne Reynolds, Of Arion, was
caller here Sunday. u
Miss Helen Stephenson resumed
her duties in the d. E. Bremser store
Monday after being confined to her
home in Arion for the past couple of
weeks taking care Of a siege of the
influenza. All are glad to see her at
the store again.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Calderwood are
entertaining new baby daughter,
born on Thursday, October Gath. We
congratulate.
from Chicago for visit with his un-
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Mill
er, also at the George Igou and Al
bert Miller homes. He will remain
during corn picking. ..
Saturday night Miss Janet Rae was
the victim of bad accident when she
was hit by someone riding a bicycle.
She was thrown in such a manner as
to strike her, head on the cement
walk. She was taken to h6r home,
where doctor was called and at this
writing she is still belfast and is re-
ported in very poor condition. The
accident occurred in front of the
Methodist church. Miss Rae's friends
are, very sorry indeed to learn of her
misfortune and all hope she will soon
recover.
Bethel Wight accompanied Mr. and
Mrs Paul Wight to Council Bluffs on
Friday for a several days visit.
Jim, Ernest and David Clark mo-
tored to Boyer one day last week to
see their grandfather, James Wolfe,
who is reported as being in a very
feeble condition.
Claude Wiley went to Omaha Satur-,
day to offer his services to Uncle Sam
as an ambulance driver, but was too
late to get in at this time. He re-
turned Sunday.
Mrs. George Igou was down from
Denison and spent last week with her
husband who is picking corn here. Mr..
Igou is one Of the Crawford county
men selected in the recently postpon-
ed military call. Ef II
Mrs. Bessie Holcomb, one of the
clerks in Herman's store, is unable
to be on duty owing to illness. ~
Mrs. Henry Hancox returned to Des
Moines Monday after a several days
visit at the parental, John William
son, home. I'll
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Riddle have re-
ceived word from their son, Norman,
stating that he had started from Cam
bridge. Mass, on his way home, haV-