The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-10
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DOW CITY ADDS
MANY new BOOKS
Library Board of Dow City Makes Ad.
dton Of Many New Volumes to
Fast Growing Library,
YOUNG MAN KICKED BY HORSE
Son of Mrs. John Weller Sustains a
Fractured Face, When Horse
Kicks Him in Face.

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Kicks Him in Face.
DOW CITY. April 1O-(Speciall-
o. j. Judd and wife returned from
Council Bluffs Wednesday, where they
had spent a couple Of days with the
latter's sister, Mrs. c. C. Antisdel
who has been quite sick. She is re
ported to be improving at present
One Of the sons OF Mrs. John Well
or had the misfortune of having sew
eral bones in his face broken on Tues
day of the past week when he was
kicked by a horse in DR.. Brill's veter
mary hospital. That evening he was
taken to Council Bluffs, where he was
administered to by a specialist. Mrs
Weller accompanied her son to the
Bluffs, they returning Wednesday
We are very glad to state that the
unfortunate young man is now get
ting along as well as can be expected
and is graduating himself that
the accident was no worse.
Mesdames George Cornelius and w.
e. Sharp were Dunlap callers on last
Wednesday.
J. U. Wise was up from the Bluffs
the fore part of the week on a bust
ness mission.
A number OF new books have been
received and placed in the library,
they being as follows: Adult, The
Right Stuff, Hay; A Wall Of Men. Nc
Carter: A Spinner in the Sun, Reed;
A Short Stop,y Grey; Dear Enemy,
Webster; A Weaver Of Dreams, Reed;
Freckles, Porter; The Street Called
Straight. King; The Luck Of Roaring
Camp, Harte;: The Crossing, Church
i'll; Mr.. Jack Hamln's Mediation,
Harte; Mary Of Magdala. Robertson;
Stories in Light and Shadow, Harte.
Juvenile, Wild Animals at Home, Sc
ton: Twilight Stories, Sidney Cool
idge, etc.: Little. Smoke, Stoddard;
Halloween at Merryvale, Father
Browns Indian Tale, Geraldine's Birth
day Surprise, A Day at the County Fair
Beth's Garden Party, Picnic Day at
Merryvale, Merryvale Boys on Farm.
Mary Entertains Sewing Club, Circus
Day at Merryvale, all by Burnett; Our
Girls. Famous American Authors; The
Honor Girl, Baird; Cash Three, Baird:
The Woodland Elf, Evans; Little
Folks Natural History, Miller.
Mrs. Ed Riddle and son, Elmer, and
Clarence Bryan were callers at the
county Capltal thursday.
Mrs. ALI Howorth returned to her
home in Tecumseh, Neb., Friday after
a pleasant ten days visit with rela
tives here and in Denison.
Mrs. Ed Mesenbrink and children. of
Rockwell City, accompanied by the
formers mother. Mrs. Thomas Nc
Grim, of Denison, were pleasant
guests at the Oscar Fienhold home
one day last week. The Mesenbrinll
family were residents here several
years ago, at which time he was con-
nected with the j. w. Stepanek har-
ness shop. ,,....,.......,,g =.
A. E. Bryan was a caller in town
Wednesday from Denison. y
( E. H. Swasey was in DenisOn sever
al days last week serving On the jury.
On Tuesday afternoon of the past
week while driving the school wagon
on his fathers route Vaughn Rule ex
perienced quite an accident We are
told that while standing on the side
OF the wagon engaged in fixing the
curtains he fell and two Of the wheels
was injured quite badly; he also re-
ceiving other bruises. At the present
writing he is able to be about with the
aid of crutches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Owens and
of Denison, were recent visitors al
the Oscar Fienhold home
Mrs. B. G. Lyman and Frances Clark
we're down from Carroll last week
visiting at the J. f. Rudd home
Mrs O. r. Bentley delightfully."- en-
tertained the teachers of the public
col orn1,inu roOnnt1,- 'Hha
time was passed in q most pleasing
manner and at the close the hostess
treated her guests to dainty and !
tempting lunch.
Mrs. Elmer McElwain left fer Kings,
ley Thursday to attend the funeral OF
her cousin who met death in an auto |
mobile accident She returned Satur-
day. 49," aat
Mrs. Marion Arnold, who has been
spending several months in this vicin-
ity. departed Thursday for kennard, |
Neb.. where she will make a short Wis
it. after which she will return to her
home in Anoka, Neb. She may pos
sibly return here at later date.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Griffin and NJ. A. |
Pearsall and wife spent the day last |
Thursday visiting Doris Griffin at Fl
Omaha. He has just recently been |
transferred there from Ft Logan, |
Colo. He is reported to be getting
along fine and is we'll pleased with
military life.
Mrs. j. G. Graul and daughter, Mrs.
Julia Min, were Denison callers last |
Thursday.
Mrs. Carl Blackman and daughter.
Frances, of Denison, were visiting at |
the home of the formers brother, Al
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