The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-02
DOW CITY ITEMS.


Frank HonZ was here from For
Il Dodge and spent Christmas day IA
the parental, Adolph Honz, home.
Miss Anna Nelson was a passenge
( to Denison Wednesday for a week
sojourn among friends.
I. Mrs. J. w. Patton and baby went t
Omaha the first of last week for Wis
!. it, This family resided in Omaha priol
to moving here. =
A fine baby boy arrived recently tt
gladden. the hearts of Mr.: and Mrs
Charlie Wore. The babe tipped the
scales at pounds.
Arthur Butler and wife were Ovel
from kiron last week and spent the
\ day Christmas with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs John Williamson.
I Mrs. Barker and son, Clark, have
been on the sick list for the past week
but are now better.
Mrs. IT. E.. Fritz returned Wednes
day from two weeks visit in Ames
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Paul Ahrens, and family.
I Miss Janet Rae was caller at the
county capital Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Wilson and two
children were in Denison last week
where they spent Christmas at the
home OF his brother, H. T. Wilson. and
family, returning on Wednesday.
Miss Fern Kingery returned the
first of the week from Adair to be
ready for the opening OF school on
4 "Wednesday She also visited in Ames
during her vacation
i Miss Birdie Metcalf returned to her
4 home in Denison Wednesday after a
several days visit at the J. r. Griffin
home
Mrs. Julia Mix was up from Omaha
the past week visiting at the parental,
j. G. Graul home.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Field and baby
returned Wednesday from a pleasant
visit of several days with her parents,
George Chandler and wife in Council
Bluffs.
Misses Bernice Hunsicker and Mar.
garet Ryan, after having spent their
vacation at the parental homes. the
former at Indianola and the latter at
i Creston. returned the first of the week
for the opening Of school,
Frank Banyard, who is student at
I the Moody institute in Chicago, ar
rived last week to spend his vacation
with relatives and friends.
Misses Caroline Shirk and Muriel
Barton. two of the teachers. have re-
turned from their vacation visit with
their folks. the former in Spencer and
the latter in Nevada.
Mrs. M. J. Breen was a Dunlap visit.
or "Wednesday between trains.
John Ahart, who for several months
has been conducting a furniture and
hardware store in the building on the
corner Of West Main street formerly
known as the Jim Turnlund grocery
store, sold out his stock to Tim Cole
man some two weeks ago and last
week Mr., Coleman sold out to NJ. G.
Goddard. Mr.. Goddard has given up
the position he held in Fort Dodge
since severing his connection with the
Stewart Lumber company here cou-
'nle 0Y Moths ago. and will take pos
session of the furniture and hardware
store this week. He has rented the
former post Office building on West
Main street and will move his stock OF
goods there. J. u. Wise had beer
cierking in the store for John Ahart
and Tim Coleman, but we are told
that Mr. Goddard will manage the
business himself.
Mrs. John Miller was down from
benson w DCS"SSh tAoAA
M The w. z. Fishel family were in Lo'
gan last week, where they enjoyed
Christmas day at the Frank Odell
home.
The Albert Miller family moved
q from BelltOwn the fore part of the
week and are now residing on the A.
a. Birkhofer place one mile west OF
town Hn
Misses Marie Helsley and Martha
Weiss. who had spent their vacation
with their people in Denison, returned
for the beginning of school Wednes
day Miss Florence French, another
one Of the teachers, also returned from
her home in Charter Oak.
Mrs. A. H. Harper enjoyed several
4 (lrys visit at the home OF her brother
in Dunlap the past week. She was al
90 present at a gathering Of relatives
there on Christmas day.
Mrs. Dave McAllister was down from
sDenison last week visiting at the home
Of her mother, Mrs. John Edwards. Sr.
George Binnal! experienced quite a
misfortune Wednesday Of the past
week when he jumped from load OF
fodder, striking the ground in such a
manner as to sustain a badly injured
foot the bone near the heel OF the foot
being broken. Since the accident he
has been compelled to walk with the
aid Of crutches. "
Miss Harriet Gebert, Of Denison. was
guest of Miss Irma Chamberlain last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Seemann and
daughter, Maxine, spent Christmas day
with relatives in DenisOn.
The local Red Cross society shipped
another box of hospital supplies to
headquarters last week. The box con-
tanned 13 wash cloths, 3S napkins. 2
hot water bottle covers, l pair Of bed
socks. ! paiama suits, % bath robes
and IA bed shirts.
F. c. Howorth is driving a new Ford
which he purchased from one OF the
local agencies.
The ]. Il. Griffin home was the
scene of much pleasure on Christmas
dav. when a dinner was given compli-
mentarY to Mr. and Mrs. Morris Crit
IA. All Of the Griffin children were
present and to say the affair was
delightful one would be putting it very
mildly. Mr. and Mrs. August Mesen-
1s,lG. \ -. Ds,xl; 20