The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-06
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM DOW CITY
Nelson Butterworth and wife were
visiting with relatives in Denison Fri

Nelson Butterworth and wife were
visiting with relatives in Denison Fri
day.
Miss Iva Fishel returned Wednes
day evening from a pleasant visit O.
some ten days at the home of her I'm
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Fishe
in Omaha.
Deputy County Treasurer Henry Vol
lersen was down from Denison ant
: spent few days last week at the
homes Of his sisters, Mrs. Nelson
Divine and Mrs. Gus Anderson, resid
ing in this vicinity He is enjoying {
two weeks vacation from his duties.
Mrs. J. p. Riddle and two daughters
Ellie and Florence, have returned t.
their home in Omaha, following 6
weeks visit with her mother, Mrs
Jane Wood, and at the home of hel
sister, Mrs. &c. L. Rudd,$ and family.
Miss Una Adams returned to he1
home in Vail Wednesday, having made
q visit in this vicinity among the
Clark and Keairnes families. Miss
Ruby Keairnes went home with her
for visit.
- Russell Goddard, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M. Goddard, spent last week
in Denison, where he visited at the
home of his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. R. Adle.
Miss Helen Stephenson resumed her
duties in the D. E. Bremser store the
early part of last week after a week.
enforced absence due to a siege of the
mumps.
Miss Lucille Williamson returned
"Wednesday from couple of days Wis.
it with, her sister,, Mrs. Arthur Butler
who has been an inmate of the hospi;
fal'at Odebolt nearly two weeks We
are very glad to state that she Is now
recovering from her serious illness
and is expected to have regained sui.
ficient strength. to be able to return
TO her home near Kiron the last OF
the week. = q :"
q. H. Lister was a Dow City business
visitor Wednesday from Denison.
Forest Binnall enjoyed q several
days visit at Pierson last week with
his cousin, DR.. Bryce @Binnall, he hav'
ing accompanied the latter there from
a short visit in Dow City.
The Albert Bielenberg family, re-
siding near here, spent several days
recently visiting at the parental, Hen:
ry Bielenberg, home in Schleswig.
Chas. Zea, wife and baby were ar
rivals "Wednesday from Wendt, S. D..
for visit at the home of her sister
Mrs. f.. w. Pearsall, and family.
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have returned to their home in Omaha
after a delightful ten days visit al
the home of her mother, Mrs. Maria
Gibson, and with her brothers and sis
ters in this vicinity. '# r, g..
Ell Miss Marie Dougherty came over
from Manila Wednesday for severa
days visit at the home of her friend
Miss Pearl McElwain.
Mrs. Ida l.. Wiener returned home
the fore part of the past week, having
spent some time visiting points in Col
orado.
4, Mrs. Howard Pegg accompanied
Mrs. Fred Colby, of Buck Grove, tt
Omaha last week, where they spent 9
scouple of days, the latter having dent
al work done.
III Miss Mildred Hoeffer went to Deni
son the fore part of last week, where
she is assisting temporarily in the
First National bank while some of the
employees are on a vacation. Miss
Hoeffer held the position of assistant
cashier in the Mc(Henry bank here
during Gail Carey's absence in the ar
my, she having severed her connec
tions Herewith in the late spring.
s. Mrs. Robert Johnson and Mrs. Joh1
Retman and baby son were visiting ir
Denison last Tuesday.
Miss Letha Terrill returned to he1
home in Dunlap Thursday following E
pleasant visit with her relatives, the
Dave Terrill family.
Wednesday afternoon, Mrs.; JACK
O'Brien entertained the ladies of the
Baptist Aid, there being goodly mum
Der present. This occasion was spent
socially, the regular session of handi
work being abandoned. The dainty re
.freshments served by Mrs. O'Brien al
the close of the day was a very much
enjoyed treat.
hi The Herbert Docherty family were
over from Buck Grove Tuesday and
visited ait the parental, Robert Docher
sty, home. The former is driving new
Eord touring car. >r.~, o.. 'n.r~a'ss'-, '.-e
Mrs. L. G. Hatch and two daughters
departed Wednesday for their home in
Council Bluffs after spending few
days here with friends, they being
guests at the Jack OiBrien home.
Mrs. Bessie sHolcomb, son, Oliver
: and daughter Maxine, took their de-
partune last week for Glidden to visit
her sister, Mrs. Harold Salisbury, and
family, expecting to be away about
three weeks. They will also visit at
the home of her sister, Mrs. L. H. God
dard, in TT Dodge before returning.
Mrs. Fred Coleman left Wednesday
for Carson to see her sister, Mrs. Car.
ley, OF South Dakota, who is there Wis.
iting at the home of her mother. Mrs.
Coleman had not seen her sister for a
couple of years and on account of her
stay being limited she was unable to
come to Dow City. ..
Mrs. Elmer McElwain and little son
were visiting in Denison Thursday.
Thought Man. D.. +.