The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-21

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The w. H. Virgins family were up
from Woodbine Sunday visiting at the
parental, M. g. Virgins, home.
Mrs. Thos. Mccullough is reported
as having been on the sick list the
past week, but is improving now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art s. Randel, Mrs.
Chas. Keehner, Mrs, Ed Ahart, Mr..
and Mrs. George Ahart. Mrs. w. E.
sFishel and daughter, Nellie, and Miss
es Coda Dow, Berenice Judd and
Adelaide Potter were among the num-
Der represented from Dow City at the
celebration for the soldiers in Deni.
son Saturday.
The teachers and members Of the
senior class of the high school were
entertained by the members OF the
sophomore class Friday evening at
the home Of Cllas. Buss, west OF town.
The evening passed in a pleasant So
cial way. M. H. Shearer favored the
company with a number of beautiful
piano selections during the evening
which was much enjoyed feature. An
elegant dinner consisting of three
courses was served. One of the finest
of times is reported.
Mrs. Brinten Sharp has returned
from pleasant visit of a week or
more at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. w. B. Sterrett, and family near
Anthem
Rev. G. A. Barker, the Baptist pas
tor, was taken i'll the latter part OF
the week and at this writing is still
confined to his home. Mrs. Anna Will
Jams very ably occupied the pulpit
Sunday morning in his absence. The
evening preaching service was dis.
pensed with to permit the members
to attend the baccalaureate service at
the Methodist church All are very
sorry to learn of Rev. Bankers ILL.,
ness and sincerely hope that he will
soon be able to be about again.
Mrs. SD. Acker and daughters,
Faye and Irma, Mrs. b. n. SWasey!
and daughters. Ruth and Alice, Mrs
BESSIE Holcomb, Mrs. Fred Coleman.
Mrs. s. E. Baber, Mrs. Henry Roy and
the Jake Reeser family attended the
celebration in Denison Saturday.
The ]. T. Goldsworthy home was the
scene of much pleasure Saturday at
ternoon when Miss Caroline Shirk,
teacher in the seventh grade OF the
local school, entertained at a ken
@sington, her guests being the teachers
and number of other friends. The
popular pastime Of handiwork and so!
cial conversation was enjoyed and
at the close Of the day the hostess
treated her guests to q dainty repast
4 which favored the appetite o. all The
ladies took their departure pronOunc-
ing Miss Shirk grand entertainer
Mrs. ]. H. Betonrne, a sister fnlaw
of Mrs. George Cornelius and Mrs. a.
b. Aleman, arrived the latter part 0f
the week from Chicago for q visit
with them. Her son, Raph, Sharp, has
been at the Cornelius home for some
time. Mr.. and Mrs. Betourne only re-.
Gently moved to Chicago from De-
troit, Mich. B. z'@
Mrs. M. "A. Rigsby and Miss Lille
Gibson went to Wall Lake Wednes-
day where they made visit with the
formers son, Charles, and the lat
ter's brother, We. B. Gibson, return
ing Thursday RI \ I. II Rim 4
Returns have been received from
\ the state laboratory at Iowa City,
1 concerning the head of the dog which
was recently killed at the Howorthi
ranch and sent to that place for ex-
animation. The examination proved
that the animal was affected with rab.
les. Mrs. Robert Dryden and Mrs. j..
Nv. Howorth who were bitten by the
dog are receiving treatments from a
local physician and as the dogs teeth
40 ~ {e
thought that further treatments will
not be necessary. The Mathies hunt
ing hounds were found to ibe affected
with the same disease and were kill
ed the past week. AL dogs and cats
as well in the town and vicinity
have been ordered under strict quar-
antine. During the past six months
old calf was killed at the Galinski
place on the Howorth ranch, the ami.
NAL having become ravenoEs as re-
suit Of being bitten by a dog. n"
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Docherty are
enjoying a visit from their daughter,
Mrs. s. ]. Farlowe of Des Moines who
arrived Monday.
The o. j. Judd family entertained
Sunday, his father, B. F. Judd and al
so his brother Almo Judd of Omaha
Albert Starkey, of Omaha, is visit
& ing friends in town this week, he >hav.
ing just recently returned from serv
ice in France. He enlisted from here
and was among our first boys to Offer
his services to his country. He re-
ceived his first training at Ida Grove
and was in the Rainbow division, ar:
irving in Denison Saturday.
~ Mrs. Raymond Rule was over from
the Willow and spent several days Of
the past week at the home of hel
husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Rule.
Chas. Smith left Monday morning
tor Clark, s. Oak, for weeks visit
at the home of his son, John and wife
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