The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20

ing engaged in other work for some
three months during the slack sea.
son in the former line.
George Schiltz and wife of Dunlap,
were pleasant Sabbath visitors with
their relatives, the Adolph Honz fam.
lily. trf y-s. 80
VIM. Holiday, of San Francisco,
Cali, arrived thesfirst of the week for
| a visit with Dow City friends and also
with his people in ,Arion. He has
just received his discharge from the
army, having served a period of one
year in France. ,-,,s .,..,.,.-,,.., i. r.
o. J. Judd and wife were in Omaha
Monday where they spent the. day.
Mrs. Elmer Riddle very pleasantly
entertained at Sunday dinner as a
courtssy3to her brother, James Turn
lund, WHO returned home Thursday
from overseas service. Those present
were, Elmer Turnlund and son, Of
Council Bluffs. the F. C. Buss family,
Mics iiHilda Turnlund and the parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Turnlund. All Of
the family were in attendance except
ing John, Of Cherokee. who was I'M
able to come on account of his little
daughter, Kathryn, having met with
an accident by failing from the porch
and beraking an arm. , st;
Robert Docherty, who has been con-
Quoting his creamery business IN the
small building Of q. v. Jordan's since
moving here from Buck Grove early
last spring, has purchased the next
building on the south side which was
also owned by Mr.. Jordan. This is q
considerably larger building and will
make a much better place for Mr..
Docherty to manage his work Mr..
Jordan intends to tear down the small
building and haul the lumber out to
his farm. The building purchased by
Mr.. Docherty had been occupied by
C. L. Rudd. who used it for his car.
penterg shop Mr.. Rudd has moved
into a building near the ]. A. Scott
blacksmith shop. 49,. r.
Miss Lois Goddard was on the sick
list Tuesday Of the past week and -u w
able to be at her duties in the post
office. Mrs: o. Z. Lusk took her place.
Revp'W. r Rink and family enjoyed
pleasant visitsfrom his cousin, Earl
Rink and wife of Council Bluffs. They
were accompanied by Mrs: Barrett
and daughter, mother and sister, Of
Mrs Rink. The party stopped here
Saturday enroute to their nome from
a vacation trip to the lakes in Mime
sofa leaving here Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rink have charge Of the
department in the Broadway
Methodist church at Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Eva Baber mad the misfortune
to fall one day recently near the J. F.
Potter residence, falling in such
as to strike her head on the
cement walk. Her race was scratch.
ed. and her teeth knocked loose, be-
sides her arm being injured. She Is
recovering nicely from the effects.
Mrs. Lillian Shumate who had. been
spending several months at the 6. Y.
Jordan home, has 1 gone to AriOn,
where she and her son, Roe, have tax
en- up housekeeping again. The latter
who has been employed as battery
nan in Carroll, has been transferred
back to Arion. Mrs. Shumate and son
housekeeping some two
years ago at which time Roe joined
the colors.
y John e4fouston.a Jr., returned Satur.
lay from weeks sojourn at Denver,
Colo, Cheyenne, Wyo., and other plac- |
es. He reports an enjoyable trip.
The Baptist people have extended
4 call to their pastor, Rev. G. A. Bar
ker, to return for another year, and
the same has been accepted. His
salary. has also been increased by
5000. Rev. Barker and family have
resided in Dow City nearly two years
and their friends rejoice over the fact
that they are to remain for the CON-
ing year. r.
The fourth and last quarterly con- ;
ference of the year was held Monday
afternoon in the League room OF the
church with DR.. Gable the
district superintendent of Council
Bluffs presiding. A good report was
given from each department which
speaks very favorably for the church.
Louis and Charles Buss, Theodore
Ahart and Andrew Sharp enjoyed sew
eral days last week in touring the
county in the interests OF stock judg-
ne. Among the places they visited
vas the Mcleod farm near Manila
Walter Weiss, Of Denison, came back