The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-21
DOW CITY ITEMS
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ell ind, son,
John, and daughter, --,..ys, were up
from Council Bluffs spending the Sab
bath at the parental, A. p. Turnlund,
home.
Miss Lulu Starkey, of Omaha. who
has been here at the Walter Cole home
for the past two weeks, returned on
Thursday from a several days WISH
at the WIN. Petcoif home III Denison.
She has been here awaiting the arriv-
al Of her brother, Private Albert Star
key, of. the famous Rainbow division,
arriving in Denison Saturday.
Miss Minnie Thanls, of Denison, who
had been spending week at the Eu-
gene Crandall and NJ. G. Virgins
homes engaged in sewing, received a
message Thursday that her sister in
Denison had taken iii and was to have
an operation performed that evening.
Miss Thams took the first train to be
with her sister
= Mrs. w. r. Rink was in Dunlap last
Thursday to attend meeting of the
Woman's Home Missionary society,
having been asked by the ladies OF
that chapter to give a report on the
convention of the w. H. M. S. recent
ly held at Randolph, where Mrs Rink
went as delegate from the local chap
ter .,t.
z The Zeph Fienhold family were in
Odebolt spending the Sabbath with
her brother Morris Eland.
One day last week, B. M. McElwain,
while hauling sand, met with an acct.
dent when his truck broke down.
Shortly after the accident he started
/ for Omaha in his chandler car for re-
4 pairs. for the truck. Before, reaching
Dunlap this car went out of commits
sion and he was compelled to return
home. The following morning he
went down to Omaha by rail, returning
that noon, accompanied by a mechanic
who properly adjusted the repairs for
/; the cars. Tt was found that the box
on the truck was too heavy and this
was removed and replaced by one OF
lighter weight
Mrs. Carl Hansen and baby were
down from Denison Wednesday visit.
ing at the T. E. Baber home.
deputy Sheriff j. J. Johnson was a
caller in town Thursday from Denison
We are very glad to report that Mrs
Jay Baber, who has been quite sick
has sufficiently recovered as to be able
to be about the home.
Material has been hauled for the
new residence of e. e. Newkirk in the
east part of town and work on the
building is now well under way.
A tractor demonstration was given
at the l.. e. Poitevin home west OF
town one. afternoon of the past week
!. Three different makes of the machines
were demonstrated at this time as fol
lows. a Case belonging to the Rogers
Brothers, r. w. Houston's Fordson
and a Parrot which was tried out by
Mr.. Mcintosh. 3B IT, Hgt
Mrs. F. c.. Howorth and baby daugh
/, ter and Miss Emma Weber motored
to Dunlap where they made a visit al
I the home Of Mrs! HowoNh's parents
M. B. Bailey and wife,. .
DR.. w. L. Diechelt, of Dunlap, wa.
Dow City caller last Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Colby was over from Buck
Grove Thursday making a brief visit
Word. reaches here of the recent
birth of a baby daughter ,to9Mr. and
Mrs. Bian Iseminger os Dalton, Neb
The Iseminger family&%ere residents
here a few years "oo.$whenHMT Ise
minger was emp M r barber
shop. ~
EitSThe regular mos d. Injecting of the
w. C. T. u was held. "Wednesday af
ternoon at the Methodist parsonage
with Mrs. w. T. Rink A very inter
esting lesson study was held, Mrs. A
Fl. Cook being the leader At the close
of the afternoon several piano selec
tions were rendered by Miss Marian
Carlson which were greatly enjoyed.
j. H. Young was an Omaha business
visitor Wednesday, .....,
Miss Marie Helsley was passen
ger to Denison Thursday evening tc
make brief visit at the parental, AL
bert Helsley home, returning to take
up her school duties Friday.
! Mrs. Adolph Ahart came down from
Denison Thursday to spend few days
at the home of her sister. Mrs. Henry
Steiner. Her little daughter, Bernice
who had been here for several weeks
returned to Denison with her. Mrs
Ahart is anticipating leaving soon for
a visit with relatives in Nebraska
while her husband is to take his return
trip to Colorado for the benefit OF his
health .E r.. Es& H.
Mrs. p. ]. Brown and little son went
over to- Buck Grove Wednesday,, eve.
ming, where they enjoyed a several