The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-28
sunday with his brother, David Cruise,

and wife near dunlap.
| John Frownfelter, Sr. was a passen-
ger to Dunlap Saturday, where he
made short visit at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Henry Olmstead.
Miss Ferne Farrehy, of Vail, was a
guest of her friend, Mrs. Henry Han
cox. several days last week. She
was on her way home from a visit in
minnesota. J
Mrs. II. L. Butterworth and son,
Dale, left Tuesday morning for Ban
croft, Neb., where they will visit rela-
Itives and also attend the graduation
LOT one OF her nephews.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Best are in re-
lceipt OF a letter from his brother, Joe
Best, and wife, announcing the arrival
lof a 9k pound daughter at their nome
Friday, May 23d The Best family re-
side at Watonka, S. D.
Mrs. Fred Coleman and daughter,
iLeone, went down to Council Bluffs
Saturday, where they made an over
Sunday visit with relatives.
Chas. Daughenbaugh and wife took
their little one year old child to Oma-
Ina Saturday where a specialist was;
consulted. The child's case was pro-
lnounced sinfantile paralysis. All sin
cerely hope that lit health may be re-
stored.
Mrs. Gail Carey went to Vail Tues
day to spend a few days among rela-
tives and friends.
A baby daughter arrived Monday to
gladden. the hearts and brighten the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mitchell.
"a. w. Wilson and Paul Miller were
lin Dunlap Sunday where they acted
as battery for the Dunlap ball team
in a game against Defiance.
ID. r. Able and wife were down from
Denison Sunday visiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs. G. M. Goddard, and
family.
Announcements have been received
here OF the graduation of Miss Kath-
lleen Luke from the high school at In
dianola. Kathleen is a former Dow
City girl and her numerous friends
here offer congratulations.
Mrs. NJ j. .,Breen returned Monday
from a several weeks sojourn at Ex-
celsior Springs, where she had been
for relief from rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Howorth enter
tanned at dinner Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
~. T. Carey. of Denison, and their son,
Gail Carey, and wife of this place.
g. Varrend, the barber who has been
Ielnployed. ihstlie A. w. Wilson barber
shop for several weeks, has given up
1.-THE position and leaves this week for
i Omaha. Mr.. Wilson has engaged two
other harbers to assist him, the extra
lone being necessary own to his rush
ling business at this time,
Lieut.. Eckland and wife, of Des
i Moines, are pleasant visitors at the
home of O. O. Collins and wife.
i Mrs. Brinten Sharp has been enjoy
ling a visit the past week from her sis
tier, Mrs. T.. G. Topper, of Springfield,
Is. ID. ys
4 ERNEST Smith was in Omaha several
days last week having dental work
Idone.
John Keairnes is driving new Ford
touring car which he purchased re-
lcently. .
I'D Ahart was visitor in Missouri
/ Valley on Saturday last.
Ahner Graves, of Denver, Colo, ar
rived Saturday for visit with the
Dow family and with his numerous
friends and acquaintances in this vi
Icinity.
SI Mrs. IA. A. Birkhofer and son, John,
were Denison visitors Saturday, as
were also Mesdames Orvie Boham and
Asa Ettleman.
! Arden Bell was among the visitors
lin Omaha Saturday.
The Plato Dunham family of the
Vicinity Of Dunlap were Dow City call
9|ers Monday
7. Glenn Coleman went down to Logan
Saturday to spend a few days with his
Il friend, Hugh Odell
Fred Colby was a caller in town on
Monday from Buck Grove.
Russell Lambert, who is stationed
in an ARMY camp In Texas, came home
last week. having been given a thirty
days furlough.
Mrs. G. "A. Greene returned Sunday
to her home in Rolfe after pleasant
visit of couple of days with her rel
|atives, the A. H. Cook family.
b The James Mcbride family were ov.
err from Defiance Sunday visiting at
the parental, NJ G. Virgins, home.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jensen are enter.
tanning a new baby son, born last
week,
Roy Randell and wife were ND from
Dunlap Monday visiting his folks.