The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-10-02
DOW CITY ITEMS


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Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Carlson and Ii
tie son have returned from shol
visit with their. relatives in Chicago.
Charlie Brasel and wife have retur
ed to their home in Arnsville after
pleasant visit of two weeks duration
at the home of his brother, Sam Brs
sci, and family several miles south
east of town.
The new bungalow of Mrs. Adj
Wheelright in the east part OF tow
is rapidly nearing completion and will
soon be ready for occupancy. W.
understand that Mrs. Wheelright ant
her nephew, John Burke, will occup!
the residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Fetters. Calet
Squibb and Robert Fetters, OF Jetfer
son, visited, recently with their rela
tives, the Jim Turner family.
Gordon Baber has returned to his
home in Kyle, S. D., having enjoyed a
several days visit at the home OF his
mother, Mrs. S. e. Baber, and with
numerous other relatives.
Howard. Pegg and wife and Mrs. w
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Gently visited friends and relatives in
Mondamin, also paying farewell Wis
it to the formers brother, Walter,
who left to join the colors.
Clarke Barker has accepted a posi-
ton in the ButterWOrth meat market
and will work on Saturdays and after
school hours.
Lieut.. Merton Thomas, who came
here from aFt.s SILL, Okla, for a ten
days 'fourlough with the home folks,
has now departed for Washington and
other eastern points.
Mrs. Saul Miller has returned from
Chicago, where she had been spend
ing several weeks among relatives.
Mrs. Paul McElwain and son re-
turned last week from a weeks visit
with her folks in Des Moines. Her
folks had been here to attend the fun
eral Of little Letha McElwain and they
accompanied them home.
as mail carrier on route three after
having enjoyed his annual vacation.
His wife has been carrying the mail
IN his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prior Mackey, of Gid
den, and Arthur Mackey and wife, of
Carroll, were here recently and paid
a brief visit to their relatives, the
Roger Paul family.
Fred christensen and wife have re-
turned from a visit of week or so
with relatives and friends in the Da-
kotas.
Mrs. Wesley Cramer and baby son
were passengers to Dunlap Wednes-
day, where they spent several days at
the home of her husbands sister, Mrs.
Will Aldrich.
The A. e. Alleman family, who have
been occupying the J. T. Goldsworthy
residence across the street west of
the school house, vacated last week
and are now located in the residence
OF Mrs. Ada Wheelright. where the
Warren Ettleman family had been liv..
ing, they having recently moved to, the
B. M. McElwain property on the same
street. .ss
Miss Blackburn, the trained nurse
who had been called here to care for
Mrs. T. e. Fritz, returned to the Bluffs
Tuesday afternoon, = 49,
Mrs. w. w. Galland returned Satur
day from Dunlap, where she, had
spent the greater part of the week
with relatives and friends.
James Henry and Hugh Butterworth
wire business visitors in Omaha last
Tuesday, the latter remaining until
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Young entertain
ed the latter's mother, Mrs. Henry
Bohm, of Denison, several days last
week. *
Andrew Rule and wife and children,
Glen and Coda, of Harlan, were re-
cent visitors with relatives in this vi
entity. ss& r..
Tuesday afternoon the dray team
belonging to Warren Ettleman in
some manner became frightened and
ran away. VIM. Sharp at the time
was engaged in loading household
goods for the A. E. Alleman family
near the school house. The team ran
down the street several blocks at a
very high rate of speed, they being
stopped near the T. E. Baber resi-
dence. One of the horses was pinned
under the wagon, but fortunately was
The wagon was partly
loaded with goods, no serious damage
having resulted, however. /
A Frank Mack, who has been employ
ed at the new elevator of John Ahart