The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-17
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM DOW CITY

Public Sale-On Saturday after
noon. September Goth, beginning at
2:30, at the stock yards, l will offel
Tor sale n head of cattle, consisting
Of calves, yearling and two year olds
also one team of horses. Jay Field
Dow City, Iowa. a"s 37-2t
On Tuesday afternoon of the past
week the home of Mrs. S. e. Goddard
was the scene of a most delightful
gathering, the occasion being joint
entertainment of the G. H. C.s and
Palo Altos, Mrs. Goddard being host
ess to the former society and Mrs.
Gail Carey to the latter. Some sixty
five members and friends of the two
clubs participated in the enjoyable af-
fair The hours sped in the usual
way, that of sociability, and the guests
greatly appreciated this assemblage.
An elegant repast rounded out the day
and each guest departed with much
praise for the lostesses.
Mrs. j. F. Potter went to Atlantic
Wednesday for a visit with relatives
and friends.
, David Clark shipped car of cattle
to Omaha the early part of last week.
He accompanied the stock to market.
Miss Bertha Logsdon, who had been
spending the summer at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. Frank Glassburner,
has gone to Bode, where she has Sc
cured position as Instructor of do
mestic science in the public school.
She had formerly taught in her line
at Bennett 81
Mrs. j. w. Howorth returned Tues
day afternoon from Omaha whene
she had spent couple of days visit
ing the Robert Moorhead family hay
ing accompanied them home for a
visit here and at Dunlap. e..
Vaughn Rule, one of the sons of Mr..
and Mrs. George Rule, has recently
accepted employment with the Stew
art Lumber company, assisting after
school hours and on Saturdays.
Leon Cramer was a business caller
at the county seat Wednesday.
Albert Wieland, one of the sons of
Martin Wieland, was the victim Of a
painful injury on Tuesday of the past
week, by being shot through one of
his ankles. He, with several neigh
Dor children, were out hunting when
q rifle was accidentally discharged in
the wrong direction with the above
stated result Under the advice Of
local physician the lad was taken to
a hospital in Denison, where the bullet
was ermoved. Some time ago the child
was injured in the knee of the same
limb, which left him in crippled
condition and this recent accident
makes his case doubly hard. At the
present writing he5is still being cared
for lin the hospital ! 'tl f.
* o. ]. Judd and wife were visiting
in Council Bluffs "Wednesday.
81 w. B. Wilson was. in Missouri VAL
ley Thursday, where he attended the
fair.
Mrs. w. H. Rule and daughter, Hell
en-, We're passengers to Council Bluffs
Wednesday, where they enjoyed a say-a
.eral days visit at the Howard and
Fred Rule homes. ..
q Mrs. A. A.>Birkhofer. played the
part of hostess to the J. p. F.'s last
"Wednesday afternoon at her pleasant
home Just west OF town. !. There was
q good attendance and the ladies
spent very nice time in social con-
yersation and the like. The tempting
menu to which the guests were serv-
ed at the close of the afternoon was
not among the least enjoyed features
of the occasion. ..-.-
ThOs. tMunsey returned Wednesday
from weeks visit in Illinois, his
birthplace, having visited at several
places while there. This was his first
trip to that state in about eighteen
years and he found many changes He
reports a very enjoyable trip.
Miss Mildred Hoeffer has been Sc
cured temporarily to fill the position
of assistant cashier in the McHenry
bank here, made vacant by the resig-
nation of Gail Carey, who has accept
ed a position as financial manager in
the Boys store at Denison. During
the past summer Miss Hoeffer has
been assisting in a bank in Denison,
having taken up her duties here the
early part of the past week. She was
employed here, it will be remembered,
during Mr.. Carey's absence in the
army.
! Mrs. "A. J. Wight was passenger
to Woodbine Wednesday, where she
spent "a couple Of days with the Paul
Wight, family who recently moved
there from the Bluffs. 5&
Mrs. ]. H. Bonsall was visiting and
shopping in. Denison Thursday. a.
Mrs. A. B. Carlson was in Denison
Tuesday to see her brotiler.in-law.G Gus
Friedrichsen, who has been in hos
pital for the past week receiving med
ical attention for his injured knee. We