The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-19
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z " DclOlt HUI Sudy cVcu1I5 Wuolc llo
attended the L. D. s.. conference in
session there over Sunday.
l.. E. Poitevin was caller at the
county capital on Tuesday of the past
week.
Misses Anna Mae Bell and Jose
phine Munsey were among the Dun.
lap visitors Wednesday.
Henry Hancox and wife arrived on
Tuesday of the past week from Des
Moines. Mr.. Hancox has now been
mustered out of the service, having
been stationed at Camp Dodge since
being called into the service. nearly
year ago. Mrs. Hancox, better known
as Vera Williamson, has been making
her home in Des Moines for several
months. ,..a.4.....-. f.sm 49,, g..
I. A A. A. Birkhofer left Thursday for
Fremont, Nebr., where he went to buy
horses. -' @" ."s tf 4
Miss Martha Helsley was passen-
ger from Denison Friday to spend the
week end with her sister, Marie who
teaches in the local school, ~ r.
T. K. Coleman, Elmer Riddle, and
James Scott were callers at the coun-
ty capital Friday. ''~
John Ahart and Joe Hallowell made
Omaha Wednesday. =,
Herman Lazerus returned Friday
from short business visit in Omaha.
Elder Chas. E. Butterworth was
passenger to Deloit Friday where he
attended the L. D. s. conference, re-
turning Monday. +'s' ~
e. b. Justice held sale Tuesday,
not being able to secure a farm to
rent at this time. Mr.. Justice has de-
cided to move his family to town. He
has rented the residence soon to be
vacated by the o. r. Bentley family
who are to move away from Dow City.
The farm which is being vacated by
the Justice family was recently pur-
chased by DR.. ]. A. Brill, y.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Harrison and
two children left Friday for their
home in Beardstown, ILL.,, after pleas
ant visit Of two weeks duration at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Sam BraZel
and family.
Miss Alice Arnold, music instructor
Of the local school enjoyed a brief
visit from her brother of Webster City
Friday
Brinten Sharp left Friday on his re-
turn to Texas after a several days
visit here with his family, Jay Divine
also left Friday to spend few days
in that country. 81
Miss Martha Weiss went to Denison
where she spent the week end at her
parental home. t& 81
II Mrs. Henry Wilson Of Spencer, S.
Oak, was a guest at the home of Mrs.
NJ. Cole, several days last week. She
also visited with relatives and friends,
~ Denison, being a relative of the
Flahive family. p.
George TRACER was down from Deni-
son Friday on business.
~ c. Howorth and Calvin Carbaugh
spent Saturday in Omaha. x,.,;l r. Il,
George ,Ahart of near Dunlap was a
Dow City caller Saturday. Mr.. Ahart
mas rented the farm about a mile east
Of town owned by Dr.. j. A. Brill, which
Is to be vacated by the E. B. Justice
family. K.
Art 8. Randel and. wife were pass.
engers to Woodbine Saturday where
they made an over Sunday visit at the
nome Of her sister, Mrs. Chas. Keeh-
ner and husband. ~ " ,,
Mrs. J. H., Pearsall arrived Satur-.
day from Nebraska City for visit
with her mother, Mrs. Ella Hahn and
With other relatives and friends. s
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Butterworth left
saturday afternoon for David City,
Nebr., for an over Sunday visit at the,
home of their son, Hugh and family.
IA. A. Alexander went to Earlham
the latter part Of the week being cali
ed there by the death of his father,
The deceased visited here a number
OF times and has many friends who
are sorry to learn of his demise.
s.. A. Dow, went over to Ute last
week where he, entered the hospital
for medical treatments. d
Morris and Hudson McHenry and
arden altleaa Bell were Den MISC visitors on
!. Mrs. NJ, J. Breen very pleasant en-.
tertalned the members of the Friday
Club including a number of invited
friends Friday afternoon. The rooms
We're lastly decorated, the decorations
being IN keeping with st. Valentines
day, also the anniversary or sLincoln's
birth. Fancy work and. social chat
were the main features Of the day. A
drawing contest was held in which
MISS Mildred ButterWorth captured
the prize, a pretty heart-shaped dish.
MRS. K. p. Lusk received the consola-
ton prize, a stick Of candy Last but
not least came a ,two-conrse dinner,
which was very much enjoyed. There
We're some thirty guests present upon 1
this occasion. Mrs. Cora Wilson of
W0odbinea was an out OF town guest.
Jim Weiss made a shipment Of one
car Of hogs to3imarket in Chicago on
Saturday. @@%@s s~@$ ~ 4
d The baby son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. !.
Butterworth has been seriously i'll the
past week but the little one is some
what improved at this writing s,.. ....i,.,
WORD has been received here of the
birth Of baby son to Mr.. and Mrs.
"A. Beck, of Weston, on Thursday,
February 18TH. The mother and babe
are being cared for at the Mercy hos
spital in Council Bluffs. Mrs. Beck will
be remembered as Miss Sunshine Rudd
formerly of this place. Dow City
friends wish to be numbered, among