The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-10-16
DOW CITY ITEMS
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Of the past week from a couple o.
months sojourn with her HUSBAND
who is in training at the Great Lakes
naval training station near Chicago.
Mrs. w. w. Galland was passen
ser to Deloit Wednesday evening to
visit several days with her cousin
Mrs. Eliza Morley, and also attenc
the L. d. S. conference in session
there Saturday and Sunday. On her
way home she stopped in Denison for
brief visit. with her son, Henry, re
turning here Monday ...e.
Miss Marie Weiss was down from
Denison and spent several days last
week at the home of her sister. Mrs
Joe Speaks, and family west OF town
Mrs. J. B. Harding and Mrs. J. +
Mann, of Pontiac, ILL.,, arrived last
Wednesday for a visit with their rel
atiyes, Mrs. Eva Fienhold, of the Par
adise, and the Oscar Fienhold family
IN Dow City. They came here from
Nebraska where they had been visit
ing relatives.
Jacob Bremsar returned the fore
part of the week from & several
weeks sojourn with his children in
Gibbon, Beatrice and other places in
Nebraska. Il,
Mrs. o. ]. Judd was hostess to the
Priscilla club and a few invited
friends Thursday afternoon. Owing
To the bad weather not as many were
present as otherwise would have been.
However, those who were enjoyed one
of the finest Of times. The afternoon
was spent in making comfort kits and
at the close Of the day came most
tempting repast. .. .s
i n Miss Rosalia Scott. was among the
visitors at the county capital Wednes-
day.
Miss Mabel Larson, OF Missouri
Valley, and Misses Esther Larson and
Alma Noren, of Sioux City, came on
Thursday and were pleasant visitors
at the Adolph Honz home. Friday
evening they left for Charter OAK to
spend several days with other rela-
tives.
j. H.. Young and Adolph Ahart were
business visitors in the city of Omaha
Thursday
Howorth Bros. sent a large ship
ment of hogs to the market in South
Omaha Thursday.
Miss Laura Wilder was in Dunlap
last Wednesday having dental work
done. a
Mrs. Jess Coburn and two children
were passengers from Denison Fri
day afternoon for an over Sunday Wis
it at the parental, Steve Carbaugh,
home and with other relatives.
On Tuesday night of the past week
Mrs. M. A. Pearsall chaperoned her
Sunday school class, "The Boosters,
up to the big park where a social time
was enjoyed, one of the features OF
the occasion being wienie roast
Some time was devoted to the study
81 the Sunday school lesson around
the camp fire, The event was I'M
mensely enjoyed by all present
Mrs. Merrill Sharp was visitor in
Denison one day last week.
Mrs. Ed Ahart and Mrs. L. E. Bar
ger, spent the day Wednesday in Oma-
ha.
A fatal accident occurred several
miles north of town last week, the
victim being Fred Stubbe, of Deloit.
He was driving q truck loaded with
lumber and in going down hill lost
control of the machine which ran off
an embankment, resulting in his
death. f
Mrs. Gid Hawley and Mrs. Swarms
have returned to their home in Oma-
ha after q pleasant weeks visit at
the home of Alfred Jackson and wife.
Agent J. G. Graul, Of the Northwest
ern, was on the sick list and unable
to attend to his duties at the depot
Friday. ...
Mrs. Clair Butterworth, chairman
OF the Red Cross, informs us that nine
teen boxes of discarded clothing, In
Guiding shoes, ETC., have been collect
ed and packed during the past weeks
for the Belgian relief, and are being
sent this week to the warehouse in
Newark, NJ ]. The weight Of the
goods in this shipment was 1850 lbs.
This was an exceptionally fine lot OF
clothing, each garment being in fair
w good condition, some pieces being
almost new. The ladies Of the Red
Cross are indeed deserving of much
credit for their work as are also all
who made such liberal donations.
B. M. McElwain has sold his Ford
to one of his brothers and has pur-
chased fine new auto truck, the pur.
chase being made in Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Eli Baber, of Gordon, Neb., ar
rived on Iriday evening for visit at
the home Jof her father, Elder c. b.
Batterworth, and with other relatives.
Mrs. ALI Howorth returned to her
home in Tecumseh, Neb., Friday after
several days visit at the home of
her brother, F. G. Howorth, and fam
lily. She had been in hospital in
Omaha for several weeks past where
she had an operation performed.
Miss Dunbar, of Deloit, was Dow
City visitor one day last week.
Frank Binnall and NJ. A. Riley
were callers In Dunlap Friday between
trains. s.-
M. T. Sharp returned Friday from
weeks sojourn in Texas, to which
place he accompanied his father,
Brinten Sharp, who remained to put
in; a crop on piece of land he re-
Gently purchased there. a..
Alfred Hansen returned Monday to
1T. Omaha after furlough of twenty
one days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claus Henson
Miss Irene Smith, who enrolled in
the student nurses reserve some time
Eago, received notice last week adyis-
ling her to prepare to leave in about
hWO weeks to begin her training.
M NJ, and Mrs n n CO1lins and LITTLE