The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-26
DOW CITY ITEMS
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perintendent, presiding. Rev. Cable
will also occupy the pulpit at the Sun
ilay morning service next Sunday. The
sacrament of the Lords supper will
not be administered at this time, as
is customary. .1}'f
p. j. Hallowell returned Wednesday
from q several days visit at the home
stOf his daughter, Mrs. Garfield Rule,
In TT. Dodge. His daughter, Jane,
,.wh0 had accompanied him. there, re-
ssmained for a longer visit.
n George Binnall was a caller at the
county capital Saturday. 1, III,
Leonard Johnson was passenger
from Dunlap Saturday evening for an
: over Sunday visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Wilson and son
were down from Denison Sunday Wis
fling at the home of his brother, A.
W. Wilson, and family.
Misses Martha Weiss and Marie
Helsley are spending the weeks vaca-
ton with their parents in Denison.
Miss Marie Coleman went down to
Dunlap Saturday to spend a few days
with relatives. the Jim Hecker family,
and also at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie Helm.
Mrs. C. e. Petree returned Saturday
from Omaha where she had been to
see her sister, Mrs. Julia Mix, in the
hospital.
Edwin Poitevin was visitor in
Denison last Tuesday.
IN Ward Keairnes and Guy Argotsing-
er and the Misses Marie Birkhofer
and Coral Argotsinger were passen-
gers to Omaha Friday, returning Sat
urday evening.
II. Gail Carey and wife enjoyed pleas.
ant visit Wednesday afternoon from
the latter's grandmother, Mrs. Thos.
Duffy, and also her aunt, Mrs. Harry
Allender and baby son, Charles Carol,
OF Vail. VI. @l
Fred Colby was a caller in town
one, day last, week from Buck Grove.
Andrew Rule. of Harlan, was in
Dow City Saturday and made a visit
at the home of Miss Nellie Rule, also
with the w. H. Rule family. He ac-
companied by his daughter. Golden,
have gone to Hastings, Neb., where
We understand they are to make their
home.
Lester Mcintosh and Miss Myrtle
Brnndige we're united in marriage on
Wednesday, March 18th, the event
having taken place in DenisOn. Both
young people have wide circle OF
friends and thus are too well known
to require an introduction. They
will make their home, on the Joe Price
farm about four miles from town. The
happy couple have the best wishes
OF all. tesE' g.
Barney Brinkman was down from
DenisOn Sunday visiting at the home
or his sister, Mrs. Walter Cole. ua5
n Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Clark and Mrs.
;Chas. Smith were among those from
here who attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Ben lBOettger in DenisOn Sunday.
II The Herbert Docherty family were
over from Buck, Grove Sunday visiting
ut the home Of his parents; MT and
Mrs. Robert Docherty. Mr.. Docherty
had been spending several days here
Sunday, March 23d, marked the
forty-eighth wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. IN. G. Virgins, and the
event was celebrated in the way of a
family reunion, which took place at
the home of their daughter Mrs.
B Eugene Crandall, on the HILL all Of the
children and ! grandchildren being
present. An elegant dinner was serv-
ed, which was "a much enjoyed feature
OF the day. Those present were the
w. H. Virgins family of Woodbine,
the James Mcbride family of Defiance,
the Eugene Crandall and E. G. Wig
gins families, Misses Mildred and
Flora Virgins, Mr.. and Mrs. L. p.
Poitevin and children and the parents,
M. G. Virgins and wife, all of whom
reside in this vicinity. Mrs. Jeanette
Crandall and daughter, Lulu, and Miss
Stella Wieland were also present to
enjoy the pleasures of the occasion.
IT was most happy reunion which
was greatly enjoyed by each one, but
BY none more than the honored guests.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Virgins have been resi-.
tents Of Dow City for many years and 7
! list of tneirSfriends would include. |
all who know them. That they may
i've to enjoy many more years OF
welded happiness is the wish of ev.
sryone. Adh4isH s'.a f'5t
Ed Dawson, of Minneapolis, arrived
Sunday fora visit at the home Of his
aunt, Mrs. Ada .Wheelright.
Miss Laura Wilder was among the
Dunlap visitors Saturday. 13
Miss Charlotte Nutter was over
from Willow township Sunday visit
Ing at the w. H. Rule home.
E. e. Newkirk is contemplating the
of a new home on his lot
south of the Ed Riddle property in the
,ast part of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Narramore andN
he Will Roy family were down from
Denison Sunday visiting at the Henry
Roy home.
4 An accident occurred at the A. j.
Wight home Monday morning when
heir car became ablaZe, the fire lav-
ing started from some gasoline that
had leaked out Mr.. Wight, upon dis
covering the leakage, lighted match
ito Investigate the matter when the
gasoline became ablaze from the
match. While 1t was most difficult
ask to extinguish the fire, fortunate
ly it was checked beforel a great
mount ofrdamage was done.
Mrs. Augusta Carlson expects to
cave on Friday of this week on a
business trip TO Chicago, her former
home @ttt4 'aJ
Mrs. Jane Wood returned Saturday
from several weeks, visit with her