The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-30
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM DOW CITY

lat the close of the regular session OF
, handiwork the ladies were treated to a
fine luncheon. Mrs. James Baber, OF
Dunlap, was an out OF town guest.
J. r. Griffin has been treating his
house to a fresh coat of paint the past
week, thereby adding much to its ap'
: pearance.
Il A. r.. Meeller, the Standard oil man,
was a passenger to West Side Friday
:, evening for "a, short visit at the pa
rental home. qas Sc ! n; :
4 Mrs. Jake Reeser was in Arion last
Wednesday visiting t>the home of her
! daughter, Mrs. Clyde Haskins.,,- ''.<
Ed Goodman was up, from Woodblne
Thursday and made, a brief visit with
Ibis brother, J. p. Goodman. He just
received his discharge from the army,
: Having been abroad since the, latter
7 part of last summer.
RE. Lusk went to Cherokee Friday,
returning Saturday. His wife and
cousin, Miss Anna Bell, who had spent
some two weeks there at the home OF
their aunt, Mrs. Ellsworth Shook,
came home with him.
Mrs. Sam Fox was down from Arion
between trains Friday visiting at the
G. v. Jordan home.
| Mrs W. Howorth returned Friday
evening from an enjoyable two weeks
visit with her people in Missouri.
Dr.. G. w. Carr was a caller here
Wednesday. He left the latter part of
the week for Kansas City to attend
the wedding of his son, Vernon, the
young lady of his affections being Miss
Cora Randolph, of that place. The
event occurred Saturday, Vernon's
many Dow City friends wish to be
numbered among those in extending
hearty congratulations. ia'2 .s2e.E y
\ v Miss bessie Baber, daughter Of Mr..
land Mrs. Jim 2Baber of this place, who
! is in the employ of Tolerton g. War
field at, Sioux, City, with, eleven, other:
| girl employees Of the same firm, were
recently treated to an airplane ride at
| that place. The following account of
| the same which appeared in a Sioux
City paper has been handed to the
writer for publication: '"Of course we
can't all work for Tolerton & War
ED. But don't we wish we had been
Tuesday night when all of the twelve
girls employed in their offices we're
treated to soul thrilling flights in the
Calender airplants. It's little bit
of heaven said Miss Valeria Brown,
who scared many hundred feet above
the earth with utter nonchalance.
Afraid! l. should say not. There
wasn't time to be afraid. I was too
busy being happy When asked to de-
scribe the sensation of flying, the girls
|disclaimed all power to do So Won.
derful,' they said in concert. Miss
Geraldine Kennedy just loved it. and
she wants to- learn to fly. One of her
thrills was an aerial race in which she
competed with Miss Bertha Klanderud
for speed honors. The girls who few
were; Misses Durinda fowler, Hazel
Nordholn, Florence McCauley, Valeria
Brown, Grace Little, Ethel Morris,
Gladys Kerrin, Olive Klanderud, Ber-
that Klanderud, Gladys Brewer, Ger.
aldine Kennedy and bessie Baber." 9
Mrs. Henry Bell returned Tuesday
from a visit of sevelxl days with rel
'atives, the, Chas. McHenry family, in,
Sioux Falls, S. d. She was accompan.
led home by little Kathryn Tewey,
daughter of Mrs. Ethel McHenry Tew-
ey. Mrs. Chas. McHenry, with her
daughter Mrs. Tewey,s are expected
to arrive here about the 10th of An,
gust for a visit, after which they will
go to Los Angeles, Cali, to make their
future home
Walter Langley, of Ainsworth, Neb,
and Jay Langley, of Bassett, Neb., re-
turnedsto their respective homes last
Wednesday, having spent several days
here at the parental, G. w. Langley,
home Their brother, Glen, who was
also here from Enders Lake, Neb.,
took his departure Saturday. Ralph
Binnall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Binnall. accompanied>him for visit.
Their. sister, Mrs. c. A. Rasmussen, of
Ainsworth, will remain couple of
weeks or so helping to care for her
father. if
Mrs. Isaac Scott and Mrs. M. E:
Wea therby, with little Inez Weatherby
4 have returned td;Creightpns Neb. AT:
ter d visit of u week or m6raiwith their
/ relativesgthe.G. v. Jordan family. Mrs.
4 Weatherby, whose home is in the
Bluffs, had the misfortune. to, fall and
Il break her arm some time ago and as
1 yet has not regained the full strength
of the member. She has been staying
q with Mrs. Scott at Creighton since sui,
4 fering the accident. g ~ !, h,
Il Dow City friends of Mrs. Arthur
: Butler better known as Miss Cara
4 Williamson, OF Kiron, are very sorry
I to learns Of her serious illness. The
early part of last week she was re.
moved from her home to the hospital
at Odebolt, where she is now being
cared for. go
d Mrs. w. v. Butler returned on Tues.
day of the past week to her home in
4 Pierson after several days visit with
relatives in this vicinity.
4 Mrs. A. H. Harper and Miss Florence
Miller were arrivals Saturday evening
4 from Denver, Colo, where they had
spent more than two months. While
. there they were guests at the home OF
1.-THE latter's cousin, Mrs Harry Jones,
] and family and were in attendance at
the Baptist Northern convention at
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