The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-06

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ninth. Art Wilson rested Sunday and
Reichelt pitched instead and Norman
caught. Dow City and her old time
rivals, namely Dunlap, meet Sunday
1t is understood that Dunlap is loaded
for Dow City, but the local boys say
| it makes no difference. :
| DR.. j. A. Brill and wife went to
Omaha Tuesday to get their car which
had been left there several. weeks ago
L. H. Goddard and a%gentleman
friend came Saturday night from Ft
Dodge and spent the Sabbath with the
formers people here &
Ralph Mckee arrived home the first
of the week from Ogden, where he had
spent two weeks doing relief work as
telegraph operator. He also worked
in Arcadia a couple Of weeks.
Mrs.sMayme Mulvfhill has returned
from pleasant weeks visit with
friends in Omaha. r
Mrs. j. f. Rudd returned home the
latter part OF the week from Lytton
where she and her husband have been
conducting a hotel-restaurant on sew.
eral weeks. trial. They have decided
not to continue the business, owing to
the scarcity of help etc. During their
stay there Mrs. Rudd was laid up prac,
tically all OF the time. with a badly
injured foot. the result OF an oven door
falling on it a short time before they
moved from here. Mr.. Rudd remain
ed a few days longer to close up some
business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Roy were here
from Denison Sunday and. visited at
the parental, Henry Roy, home.
Mrs. Ada Wheelright was visiting at
the county capital Monday
Mr.. and Mrs John Hannigan autoed
up from Dunlap Wednesday and
brought Phil CrOnin home, Mr.. Cron.
In had been in Dunlap for some two
months since the serious accident with
which he met near that place when
he was run over by an automobile. He
Is still unable to use his left arm, also
one OF his limbs being affected. All
sincerely trust that ere long he will be
himself again. He expects to leave
soon for Eureka Springs to spend some
time.
Word reached here the past week to
the effect that Red Reynolds had
been suffering with an attack of diph-
liberia in France Word directly from
the nurse who is caring for him states
that he has passed the crisis and is
making good recovery. His being
under quarantine will delay his re.
turning home as soon as was expected.
His Dow City friends were very sorry
to learn of his illness and are greatly
pleased over the encouraging report
received.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. X. Coleman and
children went to SMoorhead and spent
Sunday with friends.
John Noble and family, of Harlan,
were pleasant Sabbath guests at the
C. II. Best home. Mr. Noble is a cOus.
in of Mrs. Best.
w. b. Mcdonald and wife and their
son-in-law and daughter, Fred Wiley
and wife, were in Denison Saturday,
as was also the Gus Anderson family
Miss Wave Cross, who has been
employed in Fort Dodge 6or some time
has gone to Independ ence, Mo-, to en-.
ter 9 hospital for medical treatments
for goitre. All hope she will receive
the desired benefit therefr0m.
NJ. ]. Breen was an Omaha business
visitor Tuesday.
Dan Wingrove and family, Mrs
Harvey iHamerick and her sister, Mrs
Robert ;Wingrove, enjoyed visit with
relatives at Soldier Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
church will hold cooked food sale
Saturday afternoon in the Butter
worth meat market. "A splendid as
sortment of food will be offered which
will be well worth your patronage.
The w. A. Cramer family, OF Deni
son were oalling on Dow City friend!
Sunday. II
l During the game between the World
Herald team and the locals Sunday al
ternoon the windshield Of the M. A
Henry car was struck by a ball tn.
glass being shattered Several per
sons were sitting in the car at thu
time and consider themselves lucky IL
escaping injuries. Miss June Smith
Q sister Of Mrs. Morris Griffin, who Ii
here visiting from Lamont, and who
was sitting inlay Ahart's car near
by, was struck In the face with piece