The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-16
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM DOW CITY

Twill be benefited thereby. Her hus'
|band and sister, Mrs. Chas. E. But
terworth, went with her to Omaha and
returned Thursday evening
Jas. O'Meara was down from Deni
son Thursday spending the day.
| Victor Keehner was a caller at the
county capital Wednesday.
| Dow City friends of Loren AleSan'
der will be interested to learn that ne
has enlisted in the navy for a period
Of four years and at present is sta
toned at Camp Decature, Great Lakes
near Chicago, where he has begun
Training. Before joining the navy he
had been employed in Omaha for SOME
time. His cousin, Dean Roy, of DEM
son, who enlisted in the same branch
several months ago. is now making his
first trip across the water. ,y
IByrl Holiday, of Arion, who was
secured to assist in the A. w. Wilson
barber shop for few days, has now
taken a permanent position there, A.
l.. Jordan, of Malvern, having re-
signed.
WIS. ouell WdS a PoooSh6SA
/ from Logan Thursday for visit at
the Chas. Smith home. She will re-
main while her husband is absent WIS.,
iting their daughter, Mrs. Fred Dau-
del, in Kimball, S. D.
VIM. Walters, wife and children,
were visiting in Council Bluffs Friday.
Mrs. J. w. Howorth left Wednesday
for Missouri, where she is enjoying a
visit with her folks.
Mrs. ID. L. Graul was down from Ari-
on Friday visiting at the home of her
husbands parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.
Graul. 4 ! ~ 's,tSa r.
! The Standard Bearers met in regu-
lar monthly session Friday evening
with the Thomas young folks west Of
town. there, being an attendance of
about thirty. The lesson study Of the,
hour was very ably conducted by. Mrs.
NV. r. Rink. In connection Miss Mar
|giterite Rink favored the company; of
young people by giving talk on her
work in iMathiston, Miss. Atsthe clpse
of this part of the evening a social
time was enjoyed, dainty refreshments
being among it's features. The next
meeting will be held with Miss jose
phine Stepanek at the home of her
brother, Howard. .,.t
T. E. Baber, wife and two daughters
are planning an auto trip to Wiscon-
sin and Minnesota and expect to start
this week. Mrs. Baber's sister, Mrs.
Charley Bell, will probably accompany
them.
Mrs. Romanan Wight returned to
Council Bluffs Saturday after a pleas
ant ten days visit at the home OF her
son, A. j.. Wight, and family. Arlene,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wight,
who had spent a week here also re-
turned with her grandmother to her
home in the Bluffs. Misses Eveline
and Josie Wight went with them to
spend few days. si,ft..gl,, II.
Mrs. Mary Spence returned home On
Saturday following several weeks Wis
it with her son, George, and family in
Harlan. G, j..s,s: SlE
Albert Starkey was passenger to
Crescent Saturday for visit at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. George
Smith, ~ $50 ~.
,lDr. F. A. Rowe was a caller at the
county capital Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Edwards re-
ceived a letter the past week from
their son, Private Cecil Edwards,s IN
France. He informs them that he has
recently entered the matrimonial
ranks, having chosen and won for his,l
bride a French girl. This piece OF
news from him came as pleasantSsur
prise to his many friends. :insthis vicin-sl
ity, who all unite, in extending hearty
and best wishes. Cecil
was one of the very first of our. boys
to enlist in the service, having receiv-
ed his early training at Ida Grove. He
spent some time in Deming, N. NJ, be-
fore going across the water. He
writes that he has re-enlisted in the
regular army for a period of one year.
Dow City relatives and friends will be
looking forward joyfully to his home
coming and await with no small pleas
ure the opportunity of welcoming its
first French bride.
Ralph Sharp, who has been making
an extended visit at the home of his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cornelius eastaof town, took his de-
parture Saturday evening for" his Home
in Chicago.
A baby son who, has been named
Robert Judson was recently. born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Baber at Gordon,
Neb. The mothersand babe are being
cared for at the Eli Baber home Dow
City friends congratulate.
The L. D. Aid planned a pleasant