The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-24

DOW CITY ITEMS
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M. j. Breen was in DenisOn last
WednasdaestpsMttend the funeral of
his aunt.
Mrs. Belle Whiting, of Sioux City,
\ was a pleasant visitor at the l.. II.
4 Cruise home several days last week.
!. "wednesday afternoon she went down
i to Dunlap for visit with relatives be-
b fore returning to her home. The Whit
ssing family were residents of this vicin-
ssity several years ago.. residing south
*of town. GEit'}~.s3% ~.
Chauncey Williamson returned the
Y fore part of the past, week from de-
;lightful visit at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. Arthur Butler, and family
near Kiron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hummer are
= the parents of a baby daughter, born
to them July 18th.
WILDER Berry was in Denison last
week having dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Pegg enter
J tanned his brother, Walter Pegg, of
MOndamin, several days last week. Mr..
Pegg came to pay them farewell
visit before his departure on Monday
of this week for training camp in
Georgia.
Mrs. J. w. Cramer was a passen-
ger to Dunlap Wednesday. where she
spent few days at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Will Aldrich.
The girls of the canning club met
"Wednesday in the school building, as
did also the boys of the manual train
I ing class, and the usual pleasant and
enjoyable time was spent
Henry Roy was in DenisOn Wednes-
\ day and visited his children while
there.
Art Wilson was in Denison Tuesday
having dental work done.
!, Miss Fannie PETIT left on Tuesday
,Of the past week for a visit with her
sister in Aberdeen, S. D.; also to make
"a farewell visit with two Of her ne
phews who will enter the military SER
vice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Cole of Tennes-
see, arrived Wednesday for visit
with their relatives, Mrs. F. M. Cole
and daughters, Mabel and Blanche.
and at the Walter Cole home. They
left Thursday for visit in Denison.
j. G. Graul and wife returned on
Tuesday night from pleasant weeks
visit with their son, Melvin, and wife
in Chicago and with relatives in Ced-
ar Rapids and Clinton. Mr.. Graul has
resumed his duties at the Northwest
sern depot and A. R. Johnson, of Deni-
son, who relieved him while away, has
left.
Mrs. Eva Baber returned Wednes-
day afternoon from a couple OF days
5sojourn in Denison where she went
to have dental work done. While
there she was a guest Of relatives.
Private Walter Lingard was here
from Camp Dodge and spent a day re-
Gently at the Harry Bramley home.
Mrs. Brinten Sharp returned last
Tuesday from two weeks sojourn
In Des Moines, where she had been
called by the illness of her daughter
in-law, Mrs. Merrill Sharp. We are
glad to report that the latter is i'm
proving nicely and was able to return
with Mrs. Sharp.
Mrs. w. E. Dow left Thursday for
81 few days visit with her niece, Mrs.
8Coulthard, and husband at California
Junction.
Mrs. Howard Alexander, of Wood
bine, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Hayes of Dunlap, were pleasant
visitors at the Henry Roy home last
Thursday. The Alexander family are
contemplating moving from Woodbine
to Dunlap, their former home.
James Baber, wife and three chill
dren and his father, r. T. Baber, mo-
tored to Anthem Thursday for a sew
eral days visit at the E. H. Baber
home.
n The members of the school board
held a business session recently and
decided that school would open the
second of September.
The ]. B. G.'s met at the home of
Miss Mae Houston Thursday after
noon, there being also number OF
invited guests present. The hostess
entertained in her usual manner,
which always assures her guests of
a very fine time. The pleasures of-the
day were enjoyed immensely, espe-
cially the. dainty repast at the close.
Mrs, Arthur Butterworth, Of Pensa-
cola, Fla, was an out of town guest.
Mrs. Saul Miller spent the day last
Thursday at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Carl Blackman, and hus-
band in Denison, becoming acquaint-
gu Will u6E uOW 81 VII, q I'AAi
of twins, boy and a girl, born to
them Wednesday, July 18th. Little
Frances Blackman came home with
her grandmother to remain for few
days.
The Pearl Servoss family motored
down from Denison Wednesday and
made brief visit at the Henry Roy
home. Mrs. Roy accompanied them
to Dunlap for visit, returning the
same evening.
Mrs. T. E. Fritz returned Thursday
from couple Of days sojourn in Den
ison attending to business affairs and
visiting relatives.
Carl Tatroe, Guy Argotsinger, Os-
car Hansen, George Wieland, Louis
Mathys, Elford Meyer George Brink
and Edgar Banyard, of this vicinity,
are among the 215 Crawford county
men called to report at Denison this
week to entrain for Camp Gordon,
Ga. 4 3 rs
Mrs. ]. G.. Graul returned Thursday
from a couple of days visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Julia Mix, in Omaha.
She had stopped there on her return
from weeks sojourn at eastern
points where she and her husband had
spent their vacation.