The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-08
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM DOW CITY

ryn accompanied her to Dunlap for
a short visit,
The William Staller family are en-
PERTAINING Mrs. Staller's sister, Mrs.
Fred Gigax, of Ontario, Canada, who
arrived the past week for visit with
them. -... ... ....-....,-.4-...... ...
Thos. Mccullough is enjoying two
weeks vacation from his duties In the
Houston garage and he and his wife
and little son have gone to Coleman,
IS. Oak. for visit with relatives. They
will also make visit with relatives
in Sioux CITY before returning. IL
One of the chief events Of the past
week was a farewell reception Friday
evening, given by the members and
friends of the Methodist church in the
church parlors, complimenting Miss
Marguerite Rink, who leaves soon to
resume her teaching duties in the
Bennett Academy at Mathiston, Miss,
having spent the past summer acre
with her folks. The affair took the
form of a miscellaneous shower and
in this connection a pleasant surprise
in the way Of a pound party was ten.
dered Rev. and Mrs. w. T. Rink. The
occasion was largely attended and
the honored guests were very gener'
ously remembered at this time, testify.
ing in small measure only, to the
high esteem in which they are held.
Mrs. A. H. Cook very ably made the
presentation speech, to which the re.
tcipients in a few we'll chosen words,
heartily and gratefully responded. At
ter a few hours of pleasant social Wis.
,iting a tasty lunch was served: AT
"a late hour the company reluctantly
broke up, having enjoyed the evening
immensely s5
Mrs. r. M. Arnold who has been
spending sometime in Nebraska, ar.
rived in Dow City the early part OF
the past week. .a.,.5=...s s.s-..s I'D.
Mrs. L. Z. Mcbride and daughter,
Virgene, came up; from Logan Friday
to spend the weekend at the parent
al G.. M. Brake home. 800. ~. J.
Frank Binnall, one Of the = school
hack drivers, has been nursing a very
sore hand the past week and for sew.
eral days was unable to drive his auto
hack. One day while on the route,
his car became ablaZe and upon in
yestigation it was found that the pack.
ing in the battery box, which was sat
urated with gasoline, was infamed. In
order to prevent serious damage to
the car, Mr.. Binnall removed the pack
ing from the battery box and in so do
ing badly burned his hand. The
member is healing quite well at pres
ent, however. a5
]. B. Glassburner and wife were up
from Woodbine Friday visiting with
their children in this vicinity.
Mrs. p. A. Long and Miss Lois
Welty we're Dunlap visitors Thursday
afternoon between trains.
4 Mrs. LIE. Barger, Of Watertown, 81,
Oak. was an arrival "Wednesday for
a visit at the parental Art S. Randel
home and with her brotherin-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Ahart.
I Wilbers Berry, has severed his con
INJECTIONS with the R. w. Houston gar
age, where he had been employed foi
several years. He has accepted po
ssition Of electrical engineer at the
local power house, having begun his
duties Monday,2of this week. James
IPearsall had been employed Their since
the resignation of Ben Houston sever
al weeks4ago.
b. Mrs. H. A. Poitevin and daughter
Alice, left Saturday for Morrill,, Neb.
where they are enjoying pleasant
visit with their son and brother, Pau
|Poiteyin, and family, a,e4,,..; q
Mrs. Jane Wood returned Saturday
evening from a weeks visit at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. j. P. Rid
die, in Omaha. i.
/ stP. j. Hallowell and his visiting
daughter, Mrs. Frank Holcombe ant
two children, of Fayetteville, N. c.
were visiting in Denison Thursday a!
were aso G.. M. Talcott and wife.
Mrs. A. H. Harper and her nephew
Henry Bonsall, were passengers t.
Dunlap Saturday to see her brother
C, C.. BQnsall, who has been quite i'll
They remained until Sunday, evening
Nelson Butterworth. has rented thu
residence of Mrs. s. b. Goddard re
[centlp vacated by .Gail Carey AMI
fwife, Mr.. and Mrs. Butterworth NOV
ling into the house Saturday. The!
had been making their home with MI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Butter
worth. /,
I Mrs. J. P. Goodman and son, Virgil
lTillett, returned Friday evening from
a several days visit at the home Q
their daughter and sister. Mrs. Lloy
ICrandal in Council Bluffs.
j Friday afternoon Mrs. P. J. Halle
twell and daughter, Jane, were at .lom
to large number of friends which a
fair took place as courtesy to thei
daughter and sister, Mrs. Frank Ho
comb, of Fayetteville, N. C. The a
ternoon rapidly passed in pleasin