The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-12-03

day to spend their Thanksgiving vaca-
ton with the home folks, remaining ov-
err Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Laubscher are enter
tanning a baby son, born to them on
Sunday, November 30th. Congratula-
tions.
Thos. Hodkin returned Friday from
Ft. Dodge, where he had spent several
days with his brother-in-law, John Grant
in the hospital. 1t is with very much
regret indeed that we make mention
of the fact that no hopes whatever are
held out for his recovery. Later: Mr..
Grant passed away Monday.
| John Carey returned TO Wall Lake on
Sunday, having spent the greater part
| of the past week here with his folks.
The former is Spffering with an infec-
| ton in one of his fingers, the result OF
a scratch from a nail, and it Is feared
that the injury is of such a nature as
to necessitate an amputation OF the
member.
| While out on hunting expedition
one day last week, Wallace Edwards
and son, Cecil, our noted sportsmen,
succeeded in bagging another wolf. This
makes three or four wolves they have
captured recently.
An interesting and worthy event of
| /,
| sponsored by the Ladies' Aid, the social
circle of the Woman's auxiliary and
the girls of the Oriole society. Among
| the many offerings at this time will be
| a display of aprons, caps, towels, bags
and other articles too numerous to men.
| ton. There will also be line of cook
ed foods home made candies, etc. The
| day and date will be Saturday, Decem.
| ber 9Th, and the place, the vacant build
| ing north of the Docherty cream sta
| ton.
| Mrs. E. L. Thomas is reported as hav-
ing been quite sick the past week and
| unable to be about. All sincerely hope
for speedy recovery.
| Charley Carey was an arrival Satur
day from Chicago for visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Carey. He
holds a position with railway COM
| pany, serving as engineer.
! Our local mail carriers on the various
routes have been having an enforced
vacation of several days, being unable
to make the trip on account of the bad
! condition of the roads.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Butterworth
royalty entertained at Thanksgiving din
ner the following named persons: His
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Butter
worth. of Dow City; his brother, Hugh,
wife and two children. Of Omaha: her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Bowling,
and grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ranni-
ger. and Miss Ranniger. of Denison, and
her brother. Clarence Bowling, and wife
Rev. Wright, of Malvern, occupied
the pulpit at the Methodist church here
again both Sunday morning and eve
ming. Rev. Wright has been secured to
fill the pulpit for several Sundays in
| Rev. Kinks absence. 1t is expected he
will be here each Sunday until the first
of the year at least.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Best and children
arrived Thursday FROM Audubon where
they have been conducting a hotel the
past summer since their removal from
Watonka. S. D. Having discontinued
their business in Audubon they have
shipped their household goods to Dow
City and their present plans are to re-
main for the winter. They are resid-
ing with his brother, c. II. Best and
family until a house can be secured.
The Bests are former residents Of our
vicinity and their friends are more than
pleased to welcome them back and hope
they will decide to make Dow City their
permanent home.
Mrs. Mayme Mulvihill and little
daughter, Jean, returned Monday from
an enjoyable visit of several days with
relatives and friends in Omaha.
James Pearsall, Sr., whom we report
ed last week as improving, has since
taken a turn for the worse. For few
days he had been able to be up for a
short while each day, but at present
he is bedfast again.
i On Monday evening of the coming
week the Triangle Amusement com.
pany will put on a special picture en-
titled "Romona." This production
comes very highly recommended and
will doubtless be largely attended.
Miss Mae killion returned to Dunlap
Sunday following a short visit at the
parental, J. II. Killion, home.
:, A deal was cOnsummated the past
week whereby Orris Ahart and Dorris
Griffin became the owners of the w. c.
Rolls place of business. Since discon.
tinuing his restaurant last spring Mr..
Rolls has been conducting a meat mar.
ket and has decided to give this up also.
Messrs. Ahart and Griffin have been
having charge of the Dow City restau
rant recently established in the base
ment Of the I. o. o. F. hall. They have
moved their fixtures and all into the
newly acquired building, where they
will no doubt find a much more conven
lent place. AS yet Mr. Rolls is undecid
ed as to what line of work he will take
up.
), r. G. Virgins was a caller in Deni
son Friday.
Mrs. ]. r. Griffin. who has been i'll
for the past two weeks, is still confined
in bed. A trained nurse has been Sc
cured to care for her and all hope tc
soon learn of her recovery.
Miss Caroline Shirk, seventh grade
teacher in our schools. enjoyed Thanks
. giving dinner at the Albert Helsley
, home in Denison. she being guest OF
Miss Marie HelSley, who also teaches
2 in this school.
, E. r. Butterworth was 4 county seat
business caller Monday.
, The regular monthly open meeting
, of the Woman's club will be held or
Friday evening of this week in the
school auditorium. A fine program is
i, being arranged for the occasion.
Charles Buss passed away Sunday
night at the home of his son. w. Fl
Buss, west oe town, death being due tc
!, complications resulting from old age
!. | The obituary will be nrinted newt week