The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-25
INTERESTING DOW CITY ITEMS
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rural schools and since his return sew
eral months ago they have been max
ing their home with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs D. F. Bryan, while she com
pleted her contract as teacher.
Mrs. Anna Doser is enjoying visit
among relatives in the vicinity OF the
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Frank Binnall has given up his work
atsthe Ahart elevator and William Eft
tleman has taken his place.
Mrs. jeanette Crandall and daugh-
ter, Lulu, left last week for Dallas
Center, where they are making WIS.,
itswith the formers sister.
Mrs C. E. Petree, of Clinton, ar
rived the fore part of the past week
to assist in caring for her sister, Mrs.
Julia Mix, at the parental, j. G. Graul,
home, during her last illness.
M. III. Hawley was over from Ear
ling and spent few days last week
at the Asa Ettleman home south OF
town.
The opening game of baseball for
this season and the first to be held on
our new ball diamond took place on
Sunday afternoon between the home
team and Manila, and resulted in a
score of 8 to 0 in favor of Dow City.
A trained nurse in the person of
Miss Emma Buehler, of Denison, has
been secured to care for Mrs. G. V.
Jordan and entered upon her duties
Tuesday of the past week We are
very sorry to state that Mrs. Jordan,
who has been bedfast for some two
months, is gradually growing weaker.
Her daughters, Mrs. George Rule and
Mrs. H. G. Scott and trained nurse
have been with her constantly since
she was taken i'll.
Robert Johnson and wife, who have
been occupying the David Walters
residence in the west part of town,
moved onto a farm near kenwood on
Monday, Mr.. Johnson having hired
out to Fritz Meyer.
B Mrs. Mary Spence has gone over to
Harlan to spend some time at the
home of her son, George, and family.
Miss Lucinda McHenry, accompan-
led by lady friend, Miss Lands,
were down from Denison Saturday, be-
ing invited guests at the party given
by Mrs. T. A. Rae.
w. B. Gibson has returned here,
having sold out his interest in the
restaurant at Wall Lake. The party
from Odebolt who recently purchased
Chas. Rigsby's interest in the same
restaurant has now become sole own.
er of the business.
Mrs Helen Thompson, eldest
daughter of the late DR.. j. F. Potter,
with her husband and two children,
arrived Monday from Newhall to be
present at the funeral. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Bartlett, Of Scranton, also ar
rived at the same time. Mrs. Bartlett
is a, sister Of Mrs Potter.
Mrs F. M. Cole took her departure
Saturday for Dell Rapids, S. d., for
visit at the homes Of her two daugl-
ters' who reside there.
Monday afternoon about 3 O'Clock
the death angel entered the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs J. G. Graul, claiming
their daughter, Mrs. Julia Mix. The
deceased for a number of years has
been a. constant sufferer from cancer,
thus death to her came not as an UNI
welcome visitor. She had spent sew
efal weeks in a hospital in Omaha,
having returned from there only a
short time ago. While in Omaha she
submitted to two operations, but all
that medical skill could do failed to
stay the disease. AS yet arrange
ments for the funeral have not been
made. At this writing we are unable
to procure the obituary and the same
with full particulars will be furnished
next week. l
Sears McHenry, of Denison, was a
business caller in town Monday.
Mrs. Earl Ettleman came up from
Dunlap Saturday for an over Sunday
visit at the Warren Ettleman home.
Herbert Docherty was town caller
Saturday from Buck Grove. That eve
ming he, in company with II. g. Scott
went on a short business mission to
Stanhope.
The members of the Friday club
with their families picnicked in the
Enos Cross grove southwest of town
Sunday, there being fourteen families
represented. An abundance of good
things to eat were taken along and
all did themselves Justice to the .ele
giant spread. One of the finest oil
times is reported - lev. "..
SIduut SoIHelIuS, WIZ Is euployeu
with a bridge force, was over from
Kenwood and made an over Sunday
visit at home. ~ 2A#t7 aa5 Pr
George TRACER, the manager of the
Crawford County Telephone company
was down from Denison Monday.
DR.. j. F.. Potter. one of our promi
nent physicians, passed away sudden
ly at his home Sunday night about 10
o'clock. The death Of DR.. Potter came
as a great shock to relatives and
friends for he seemed to be enjoying
the best of health and his passing has
caused profound sorrow over the en-:
tire community. Sunday while out in
the country on case he became
slightly indisposed and after arriving
home he Law down In a short time be