The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-04
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Miss Bertha Aeberhardt took her
departure on Tuesday of the past
week for Hudson, Colo, where she
. will remain indefinitely, providing the
country is suitable. She will make a
visit with the Byrd Sans family who
moved to that place from this vicinity
last 5spring. @,@ja M:G &5r tr5i3
Mrs. Ida Talcott has returned from
a three weeks sojourn in Omaha,
where she underwent an operation.
After leaving the hospital she spent a
week or so at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Chas. Horn, who resides at that
place. Mrs. Talcott's many friends
are pleased to know that she is get
ting along so we'll. 3st'@aaas"l ~
IA Mrs. M. a. Rigsby and Miss Viola
Gibson were passengers to Wall Lake
Thursday, where they enjoyed a visit
with the formers. son, Charles. Mrs.
Rigsby remained until Sunday, Viola
returning Friday. 3.t vi r.
Mrs. o. ]. Judd was pleasant host
'ess wednesday afternoon to the Pts
ella club, together with a few init
mates. The time was spent in chat
ting merrily over handiwork and at
the close Of the day tempting menu
was partaken Of Mrs. Judds daugh-
ter, Mrs. Carl Kirk, of Dunlap, was
guest upon this occasion
Miss Janet, Rae returned Thursday
evening from an enjoyable visit OF
of several days duration at the S. J..
Woodruff home in Omaha and with
relatives in GlenwOod.
Mrs! Jesse Agee and two children
went to Denison Wednesday, where
they were guests at the Fred Nor
than home. They returned Friday,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Northam,
and the children, who came down to
attend the Memorial exercises.
O. j. Judd, the !. c. depot agent,
was in Dunlap Friday, where he at
tended the ball game between Council
Bluffs and the Dunlap team. ~ +
Albert Starkey received a message
Wednesday from Council Bluffs. stat
ing that his son-in-law, George Gran
dali, had been very seriously injured
in an automobile accident, which re-
suited in his skull being crushed. Dow
City friends are very sorry to learn
of this misfortune. Mr.. Starkey left
at once for Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Chas Smith and the Misses
Marian Carlson and Josephine Munsey
were in Deloit Thursday, where they
attended a picnic given by the for
mers daughter, Irene, for her school
pupils. The event was very pleas
ant one and a superabundance of that
grand and glorious feeling is reported
to have been in evidence. Thursday
marked the closing day of a success
full term of school for Irene. We un-
darstand she will resume her teach
ing there next fall. E....
Harry Huntington, wife and daugh.
ter. Margaret, were passengers to
Omaha Tuesday morning of the past
week Mr. Huntington returned that
evening while his wife and daughter
remained until Wednesday evening.
j.. r. Griffin accompanied his daugh-
ter Mrs. August Mesenbrink, and hus-
band, of DenisOn. to Wells, Mimi, on
Wednesday, where they will spend a.
week or so at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Ahrens, who moved there
recently from Boone, Mr.. Ahrens hav-
ing taken up the vocation of farming
again. Mrs. Griffin and Miss Matte
Tech have been in DenisOn caring for
the Mesenbrink household during
their absence.
Howard Rule came UP from Council
Bluffs Thursday to spend Decoration
day at the parental. w. H. Rule. home.
He has been granted thirty day va
cation from his duties with the |. c.
railroad, during which time he will
visit Wisconsin and other places.
Mrs. l.. l.. Holcomb and little son,
Roscoe came up from Council Bluffs
Thursday for several days visit at
the home of her father. J. L. Butter
4 worth.
Dow City friends will be interested
to learn Of the recent birth of a baby
son at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Fairchild, residing near Irwin. Mrs.