The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-29

Ed Kuykendall shipped a mixed cal
of cattle and hogs to Omaha Thursday
might, at which time George Keairnes
shipped a car of cattle to the same
place. Both gentlemen accompanied
the stock.
Mrs. S. e. Wiley was visiting and
shopping in Denison Thursday.
J. H. Pearsall of Nebraska City
Neb, was an arrival Wednesday eve.
ming for short visit with relatives and
friends, coming for the purpose OF
seeing his father, James Pearsall, ST.,
who has been quite sick for the past
two or three weeks. Although still
being belfast, he is reported to be i'm.
proving.
Mrs. Jane Wood returned Thursday
Afternoon from Denison, where she
had been making visit at the home
of her granddaughter, Mrs. Warren
Ettleman and Mrs. Fred Northam.
Mrs. Ettleman and the children came
back with her for visit.
| Thursday afternoon Mrs. WILDER
Berry invited a number of little folks
into the home as a courtesy to hen
daughter, Bessie's ninth birthday, and
her daughter, Frances, eighth birth
day anniversary. The guests amused
themselves with various games and
needless to say the afternoon passed
all too rapidly for them. A dainty
birthday repast concluded the occas-
| ions jollity. A number of nice gifts
added to the two honored guests's en-
joyment of the affair.
Mrs. R. E. Lusk clerked in the post
office last week, relieving Miss Lois
Goddard, who was absent during the
week.
Mrs. Roy Hover, better known as
Miss Veva Alexander, was here from
Ft. Dodge and spent several days OF
the past week at the home OF her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Roy, and also visiting friends in Den
ison. ..}...,. 49,
j. J. Marty and wife departed Fri
day for their home in Trinidad, COLO,
following a pleasant two weeks visit
at the home Of their daughter. Mrs.
J. A. Brill, and family.
On Tuesday of the past week Messrs
Hulsabus and Brodersen, of Harlan,
visited Dow City with their airplane,
arriving at the noon hour. After CIV
ling a few exhibition stunts over town
they alighted on the Eugene Crandall
property just northwest of the Illinois
Central depot. Finding this very
desirable landing place, the gentlemen
decided to remain during the after
noon. While here they made some
thing like twenty flights, carrying a
passenger in every flight, so now there
are at least twenty people in Dow City
and vicinity who can truthfully say
they have been up in an airplane, some
of whom experienced the various soul
thrilling aerial stunts. Among those
who flew were Mrs. John Ahart, Mrs.
Sophrone Bell, Miss Ruth Swasey, Jay
Divine, DR.. ]. A. Brill, Clarke Barker,
Link Riddle, Jim Riddle, Willis Riddle,
Nelson Butterworth, Chas. Wore, Clyde
Rose, Claus Hansen, L.. johnson and
r. X Coleman. The two aviatOrs left
there about $3.50 on their return to
Harlan. .,e. l.asst,Ic4
Misses Irene Smith, Blanche Cole,
Adelaide Potter, Dorothy :Ahart and
Isabel Scott returned. TO Dow City Fri
day afternoon from .Denison, where
they had spent a couple of days in at
tendance at the teachers institute.
| J. f. Rudd was a business Visitor in
Omaha the early part Of last week.
Gordon Barker, the youngest son of
Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Barker, while
playing ball Wednesday afternoon had
the misfortune Of being struck in the
face with the ball and badly injuring
his nose, but luckily the bone was not
broken. While the? accident caused
the lad considerable suffering, he is
now getting along nicely.
Foster Cornelius and wife, who had
been residing with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Cornelius, east of
town, moved onto farm near Dunlap
the early part of the past week, where
they will reside until next spring, at
which time the party who purchased
the place gets possession.
Mrs. Henry Roy was visiting in Den
ison Friday.
Chas. Smith has returned from a
weeks visit at the home Of his son,