The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-06-26
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DOW CITY ITEMS

III forehead just above the eyes. A
ysician was hurriedly sp1nmone
- ten stitches were required to close
1fS wound. At present the child is
1tting along as we'll as can be- ex.
1ntad' ssg T. >"
1s5irs. Alvin Baughman, Of Dunlap,
~ Miss Vida Mcintosh, of Ute, were
rSasant guests at the IA. l.. Jackson
me several days last week. =. =
sMrs. Will Aldrich was passenger
dSm Dunlap Tuesday and made a Wis
ttkt the parental, J. w. sCramera home,
returning Wednesday.
4 issSllbert Miller, residing one mile west
w town, had the misfortune of losing
\ <Ge Of his horses last week, the ami
HUI being overcome by heat while in
the field.
I'd. M. Dean, the monument dealer,
WAS over from Harlan one day the past
Neek and was a guest at the Victor
4eehner home while here.
tssMrs. John Williamson and son,
EAauncey, were passengers to Denl-
Nh Wednesday. where they made a
short visit with relatives, going from
there to Irwin Thursday for weeks
Ntsit at the home of: her sister, Mrs.
n +. LaReaux.
John Mathys was an Omaha bust
MSS visitor Wednesday.
I'LL. C. Hatch went down to Omaha
MAursday to attend an editorial con-
Nintion. returning Saturday.
ga meeting was held one evening last
week and fire team organized. Those
1Acted were: Ed Ahart, chief; y. j..
s33dd, assistant; o. o. Collins. foreman
III a. Pearsall, Pearl Wore, H. E. But
wk Wilson nnzzI0mons
J. Breen and Wilbur Berry, ny
ants: Charlie Igou, George Rule, Vic
ar Keehner. Thos. Mccullough and
Oscar Fienhold, cart men. They will
A6ld their regular meetings the first
tuesday of every month.
sCarl Hansen was down from Deni-
I'm between trains Wednesday visit
lg his folks.
,fsThe Fall of a Nation" was put on
tere two nights last week by the TIL
lnGle Amusement company and was
3&rKely attended each. night. These
tctures showed what would become
n our country if Germany were to
sin the war and all who attended
were greatly interested. .,-
n Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Holiday, OF
t1fi0n, visited with Dow City friends
"wednesday.
g Mrs. Lloyd Wells and little daugh-
SbF, Cleo, were passengers to Dunlap
"wednesday for q visit at the home OF
Ne formers sister, Mrs. Will Aldrich.
They accompanied Mrs. Aldrich there
y her return from a visit here. ,i'r.
Hss =. e. Newkirk and wife were callers
the county capital Wednesday.
The residence of Alex Bell, occupied
y the Wilbur Berry family, is under
~ ampfovemen In the way Of an
81. swasey has gone to Texas
lstaxfsiEss with hi. brother and also
iil = aGs5 Mrs. 4ofin Douglas. -
&klfr and Mrs. Chas. Keehner were up
Tom Woodbine Wednesday and spent
" day at the home of their son, Vic
=, and family. y z
Miss Martha Weiss was down from
enison last: weekend visited among
4ehds. - u y, =; p a-.r
IN Mrs. NJ. G. Goddard and daughter
thyllis. were visiting in Denison last
"Wednesday.
wssEugene Crandall made shipment o
MO cars Of hogs and two cars of cattle
40 the Chicago market last week.
q Miss Carol Argotsinger was dow
r1fom Arion Wednesday and made
hort visit with friends.
II Misses Vivian Sharp and Fancheo,
wiley and Mrs. Ed Ahart were in Den
&1on one day last week.
IL s Nelson Butterworth very pleasant,
1urprised the home folks by his arri'
E4l from Deming, N. M, Tuesday OF tn
Hest week, having been given a tel
feys' furlough. His friend, Miss Mari
3oWling, who had spent a couple
with him hora am
64de g short visit after which sh
ent to her home in Denison.
III Quite number from this vicinit
Htended the meeting of the council o
Rfense in Denison last week.
s John Ahart shipped two cars of fin
lock to Cudahy, Wis, Thursday. ..
4 N Miss Florence Miller and the mem
hrs -of her Sunday school class wen
LGat to the Enos Cross grove Tuesda
d picnic. Lunches we're taken an
He day was spent in very pleasing
H1anner.
N Mrs. Ralph Roy and two children
ENere visiting relatives in Denison las
|shursday.
ySi Elmer Turnlund, wife and son, John
E md daughter, Gladys. were up from
stbuncil Bluffs and spent few days o
the past week at the parental, A. F
n: ynrnlund, home.
,fsY Misses Lena and Coda H0nZ wer
among the Denison visitors Thursday
Miss Mae Edwards had the misfo1
tpne of getting some I've into her eye
lst week, since which time she ha
ben compelled to wear colored glasse
IN! a. II. Cook and G. M. Talcott ant
!Sfpn, West, were Omaha visitors las
s.Thursday. :, ~. .....
Mrs. E. r. Pagan played the part o
hostess Thursday to the members o
Wthe Priscilla club with a few invitet
N1nests The main: feature of the after
pon was Red Cross work. The guest
Seere treated to- fine luncheon at tn
yelose ofthe DAY. Mrs. @Ayee Butter
NORTH, Of Little Rock, Ark, and Mis-
9fibbs, of Harlan, were pleasant GU
~ town guests.
EgH J. N. Bell, W. E. Fishel, Chas. Smitl
ENID son. Joe, Herman Lazerus, Thos
thart, II 6. Hatch and the Mott Nc
II enry family mQtored to Denison on
Jby last week. 81 J. - =
EN The regular monthly meeting of thu
$VomanEMnm Missionary societ!
S,1as held at the home of Mrs. Ware
I'll yXynl~4c1ox, of .