The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-08
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DOW CITY ITEMS
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Mimi. He has been IN ,1alllng nedltl
for some time and went to that place
4 to have his case diagnosed by the spe-
i cialists.
Miss Jessie Goodrich, of Denison,
was a pleasant guest at the f. Z. Ho-
worth home Sunday.
Ed Riddle left Tuesday for Texas,
where he went to look at some land.
Mrs. Il. d. Barnes and Mrs. Eva
Baber were Denison callers Friday.
Wilbur Thomas returned home last
week from a training camp In Call
fornia, having been honoraDly ais
charged. His brother, Merton, came
home several weeks ago from camp
jackson NJ G. Mr.. and Mrs. b. l..
Thomas also have another son, Hor-
ace, who is in the navy.
+. G. Howorth shipped car OF hogs
to the Omaha market the latter part
OF the week, as did also John Ahart.
Laverne Alexander, of Woodblne,
has been suffering with case of in
fiuenza here at the home of his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roy, the
past week, but is now better.
John Smith was among the benson
visitors Thursday.
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his home several miles west OF town
Saturday. He also disposed of several
head Of horses at auction.
Il r. E. Newkirk and wife enjoyed
visit with relatives in Dunlap one day
last week.
Thomas Michaelsen was a passenger
to Omaha Friday on asbusiness MISSION
returning Saturday evening.
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from a several weeks visit with the >.
J. Woodruff family in Omaha ana az
! the Replogle home in Red Oak. sne
is recovering nicely from her recent
fall when she sustained a broken
shoulder blade.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rule received
message Thursday from their son. rod
art saving that he had arrived in New
port News, w. Va, from overseas. ne
will probably be mustered out OF ser
vice soon. $3.50
Miss Lena Wolverton returned sat
urday to Omaha after ten days VISIT
with Dow City friends. Miss Dessle
/ Baher accompanied her for an indefi-
mite sojourn.
Roney Ettleman was a passenger
from Council Bluffs Thursday for
SNORT WISH Will ICldtASOo. AANNs 80
! went to Dunlap for visit at the home
Of his son, Earl, and family before re-
turning to the Bluffs.
Raymond Butterworth was in Deloit
i Friday attending the funeral OF Den
mis- Streeter.
Ed Dawson, wife and baby came Sat
urday from Minnesota for visit with
their relatives, Mrs. Ada Wheelright
and John Burke.
Mrs. Jim Turner went to Jefferson
last Tuesday to spend few days with
relatives. Her two nieces, Coda and
Ruby Fetters, who had been visiting
here, went home with her.
Mr.. and Mrs Epson returned Satur-
day from pleasant visit OF several
n days with their daughter in Denison.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
,s-sslnanA Foreign Missionary society
Eas held last week at the home OF Mrs
w. N, Rink. On account of New Years
dav falling on Wednesday the meeting
was held on Thursday Mrs. Frank
McHenry was the leader appointed for
Sss this coca sion. but was unable to be
there owing to illness. Mrs. p. L.
Thomas very ably took her place and
H a most interesting lesson study is re-
DUIIEu. "a oPCSA0l ASoeoAS W
ed at this meeting in the way of a fine
talk BY DIR. E. r. Fulkerson, who gave
S the stereopticon lecture in the Metho'
dist church the previous night. Owing
to the inclement weather the attend.
ance was not as good as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs Charley Bell and two
daughters, Elvis and Ruth, Mrs. T. ID
Baber and daughters Garnet and Lola
and Lester Hansen were in Denison
4 SATURDAY. visiting at the Carl Hansen
home.
Miss Mary Smith was a passenger
from Denison Saturday for visit al
the home of her brother, John, and
family
The I.iC. depot was entered last Fri
day night, entrance being gained by
breaking the glass in the south win
dow Of the waiting room. The lock
was then unfastened and the window
IL raised. 1t seems that no threat was
made to get into the Office which is
4 believed to be due to the party becom
ing frightened AS yet the guilty par
ties have not been unprecedented. @
u Earl Rowe and wife, Mrs. F. N
II Rowe. Misses Mabel and Blanche Cole
Mrs. Geo Rule and daughter. Dorothy
Mrs Martin Wieland, Mrs. F. G. !Buss
and children and Mrs. A. A. Birkhofel
1 were Denison visitors Saturday.
Frances Judd was a passenger to
Is Dunlap Saturday for a visit at the
u home Of her sister, Mrs. Carl Kirk, re-
turning Sunday
James Spence was a passenger from
Denisons saturday! While here he was
taken III at the home of his brother
NJ Will Spence, and at present is unable
to return to Denison His wife who
& has been i'll here for several weeks is
&. Improving.
Miss Jennie Rae has returned to
N Omaha after a pleasant visit at the
home OF her cousin, G. M. Talcott, and
n family.
Miss Isle Goldsworthy resumed her
teaching in Manning last week. The
schools there had been closed for sew
eral weeks on account of the flu.
w. T.. Dow was caller in Denison
one day last week, as was also Jay
Baber.
& Mrs. Chas. Butterworth and daugh.
s4iiss yy;dats r,nro IN TpniSon Saturday