The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-10
Mrs. Frank Coleman, of Carson, was

an arrival the latter part Of the week
IfOr. q visit at the home of her son,
1T. K. Coleman, and with her daugh-
ter.in-law, Mrs. Fred Coleman, and
children. 'i3'.
| Gus Friedrichsen went to Denison
the first Of the week to spend a few
i days in a hospital receiving treat.
ments for badly injured knee. Some
Ithree weeks ago while engaged in ap.
plying some repairs to the manure
lspreader the drawing knife slipped
an cut quite cash in his knee. The
wound was dressed by physician
and seemingly had been healing well
until Saturday when it began paining
Intensely A physician was again con
suited and it is feared that the trou.
BILE is due to Infection All hope that
the injury will heal with no further
unfavorable developments. e..
| The Henry Bell family enjoyed a
pheasant Sunday visit from Mr.. and
Mrs. Beadle, of Omaha. Mr.. Beadle
is an officer of the street car company.
He and his wife are intimate friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bells daughter, Mrs.
Mayme .Mulvihill. who was formerly
employed in that city. Mrs. George
Davis and son, Robert, Of Omaha,
were Sabbath visitors at the Bell
Ehome also. ''".' f'. .t,'
A deal was closed the past week by
4 which Mrs. Ada Whealright becomes
owner of the 100 acre farm of George
Carey, located near Kenwood. a..
Miss Mabel Thomas left Tuesday
of this week for Cedar Falls, where
she will enter college for: the coming
year. a. u ls- ~-~ T.. .+ g."
The Edmund Riddle residence in
the east part Of town, which has been
undergoing repairs and being remod-
eled the past summer, has received a
tfresh coat of-paint the past week and
lpresents a very pleasing appearance.
Mrs. Ida Talcott is in receipt OF a
letter from Merle Mcpherson, the
singing evangelist who assisted the
Hate Rev Joel Smith in a series OF
Especial ineetif1gs,,in the local Metho-
Edistachufch several years ago, during
lthelstime Rev. Jesep. Stephen held
| the, pastorate. there. Mr. M cPherson
listatessthat he expects to stopsinsD Dow
ECity ;oh Monday Of the coming week,
ESeptember 18th for brief time en-
route from Colorado to Chicago, to. re-
sumo his work in the theological sem.
mary, where he is fitting himself for
the ministery. He has been spending
| his. vacation in Colorado during which
time he had charge of three churches
out at Fl. Collins. Arrangements
have been made to hold social gath
ering on Monday evening in the Meth.
lodist church in his honor. The men,
hers and friends of@the Baptist church
are heartily" welcomed upon this oc.
casion, as we'll as the Methodist mem.
bers and friends. Mr. Mcpherson has
wide acquaintance in Dow City and
vicinity .and no urging is necessary
to bring out crowd. Melons will be
served in the way of refreshments in
the church basement. II Il n, \
Miss Lois Welty, of Red Oak. has
been secured by the local school board
to fill the position of assistant pri-
mary teacher, having assumed her
duties on Tuesday OF the past week.
Miss Welty has taught two years I'M
der P. A. Long, our new superintend-
ent. She comes very highly recon-
mended.
Sunday R. E. Lusk and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Butterworth, Mrs. A.
w. Wilson and children and the j. A.
brill family, all of this place, and
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Butterworth and
two children, OF Nebraska, picnicked
/ in the Enos Cross grove southeast of
town. The usual picnic festivities
Iwere INDUCED in and the event was
very much enjoyed.
Mrs. Oscar Zigenbein and two chill
dren were arrivals the fore part of the
past week from Orchard, Neb., for a
couple of weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. G. II. Best, and family. They
accompanied Mrs. Best and the chill
dren to Dow City from a visit there.
Miss Iva Dickson was a passenger
from Omaha Monday for a visit at the
CANNED home on the Howorth ranch.
Miss Dickson is sister of Mrs. Cam
mel
Mrs. P. j. Hallowell has received
two barrels Of d, fruit jars from the
christian home at Council Bluffs to be
| filled for the benefit of that institu-
ltion. The jars have been left at the
". B. Mcdonald home and any one
wishing to help in filling them may
call there for the jars. :, :. AZ ~
Il Miss Fern Johnson left Saturday
for Earlham, where she has secured
la position of teaching in one of the
grades OF a consolidated school.
The James Mcbride family, of De.
fiance, were pleasant visitors at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
G. Virgins, Saturday on their way
home from visit at the w. H. Wig.
gins home in Woodbine. .N
Howard, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Mcdonald, has been seri.'
ously ill with an attack of pneumonia
the past week, but is now reported to
be improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bolton were
down from Denison Sunday calling
on friends.
Prior Mackey, of Glidden, and Mrs.