The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-11-27

1 was made. The grief stricken famil
have the sympathy of all in their sa
bereavement. .,..
OTHER DOW CITY ITEMS
The ladies of the w. c. T. U. me
at the home of Mrs Ed Riddle Tues
day afternoon of the past week 70
the purpose of finishing up some Q
their work for, the hospital at For
Des Moines. Wednesday afternoon
they shipped two boxes containing
eight comfort kits, one housewife, on
comfort bag, six service bags, three
tied quilts, four quilted. quilts. forty
four handkerchiefs and number o
cleaning cloths also some extra litera
. ture consisting of testaments, leaflets
etc Sixty-five dollars is the estimat
ed value of the boxes. The state w
4C C. T. U. are purchasing a $4,000 pipe
organ for Christmas present for the
hospital at FIT. Des Moines. This viii
be very fine gift indeed and one that
will be great JOY to the boys there
Mrs NJ. J. Breen was in Omaha last
Wednesday to visit her brother Hen
ry Leuck, in the st. Joseph's hospital
Il one IGpOl Us llllll do uCluE5 oOl4C OCIIS1
John Smith and wife pleasantly sur
prised the home folks by their arrival
last Tuesday from Clarke, S. D. They
/, will remain here until after Thanks
giving with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Smith, also with her parents,
4 Dr. and Mrs. Potter.
Attorney l.. w. Powers, of DenisOn,
was caller in town Wednesday.
The Jim Baber family, who have
been occupying the north part of the
John Williamson residence for sever
al months, vacated last Wednesday,
when they moved into the residence
of Mrs. Ada Wheelright, located be-
tween the properties of Walter Cole
and Claus Hansen.
Miss kaletta Bohlken, of Ricketts,,
came Wednesday afternoon and will
remain Indefinitely at the Il. A. Wore
home. She spent several months at
this home some time ago.
The sad news of the death of Jo-
seph Steiner reached Dow City last
Tuesday night. The deceased passed
away in France on the 5th of October
as victim Of pneumonia. This came
as a great shock to his folks and
friends. At the time of his death he
was nearly % years of age, last week
Thursday having marked his twenty
third birthday The deceased is a
brother of Mrs. Adolph Ahart and
Henry Steiner, Of this vicinity. Be.
fore joining the colors the fore part
of the summer he was employed at
the Jim Clark home west of town. He
left here in June, for Camp Dodge.
where he was in training for about
two months, after which he was sept
to France. The hearts of all deeply
sympathize with his mother, Mrs. Joe
Losch, of iDenison, and also with his
brothers and sisters who have been
thus bereft.
Miss Lisle Goldsworthy, who is
teaching in Manning, came home last
the schools at that place
having been closed again on account
OF the flu which seems to be on the
increase there.
John Birkhofer was in Omaha last
week where he went to buy a couple
OF cars of corn.
The 500 club was entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith on
Tuesday evening of the past week.
The occasion might be termed a re-
organization OF the club, this being;
the first meeting held for year or
more. Invitations were issued to
about twenty-five couples, but some
We're not able to be there. Cards
were INDUCED in until late hour when
light refreshments were served. J. w.
Stepanek received the gentleman's
prize as winner in the card games, the
prize being a book entitled when q 4
Mans a Man" The ladies' prize,
pretty bon bon dish. was awarded to
Mrs. j. A. Brill The evening was
very much enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Odell. of Logan;
Mrs. and Mrs. L. C. Butler and John
Blackman and wife, of Arion, and
John Smith and wife, of Clarke. S. D.,
were pleasant out of town guests. The
club is to be entertained this week at
TIE home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ahart
Mrs. Willis Riddle spent several
days last week with her relatives, in
Fred Benson and family, who had
been making their home on Pretty
Prairie for some time where he had
been working for John Smith, moved
to Kenwood Wednesday.
Miss Ruby Baber has been absent
from school several days the past
week, taking care Of siege of ton
silitis., She is reported better now.
E. H. SWasey was business visit.
or at the county capital one day last
week.
Miss Martha Weiss was passenger
to Denison Wednesday to spend the
night at her parental home.
DR.. F. N. Rowe has been laid up the
past week with an attack of lumbago,
but is improving at the present.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Odell returned |
to their home in Logan Friday after
a several days visit at the Charles
Smith home.
Mott McHenry and wife, Mrs, J. Fl.
Young and daughter Lillian, o. o.