The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-10
DOW CITY ITEMS
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FOR sAIE-THRBE LOTS IN DOW
city. Mrs. Luke. ita g. Silt
Mrs John Ahart has been spending
several days OF the past week in Dan
bury attending to some business af-
fairs. We
Earl Ettlenlan was a passenger
from Dunlap Saturday evening to
spend the Sabbath with his brothers,
Asa and William.
Mrs. Frank Binnall went to Omaha
Friday, where she entered hospital
to have an operation performed for
the removal Of cataracts on her eyes.
Mrs. Binnell has had considerable
trouble with her eyes during the re-
cent past and all sincerely hope she
may be permanently benefited by the
ordeal. ~
John Cohurn came down from Den
is0n Saturday for a visit with his chill
dren residing in this vicinity. q,
Public Sale--On Saturday after
noon. September Goth, beginning at
2:30, at the stock yards, will offer
for sale ~ head of cattle, consisting
al. calves, yearling and two year Odds;
also one team of horses. Jay Field,
Dow City, Iowa. 37-2t
Dow City defeated Moorhead Sun
day by the score of 6 to 3. Wilson
pitched the whole game and showed
signs of his arm coming back again.
Klein, of Omaha, pitched for Moor
head! The Chicago Union Giants, col
ored team, play here Thursday and
Friday of this week. Sunday Denison.
plays here. Relative to challenge of
DenisOn team to county. Denlson
don't need to have picked team to
play here. Dow City will $pla,' Deni-
son any place except in Denison for
five hundred or any part OF five hun
dred. 5H.>.. sl,...-s e \
Mrs. William Kuykendall passed.
away on Wednesday Of the mast week
at the home of her son. Ed, south
east of town, following an illness of
only one week. Her sudden illness
is thought to have been brought on
by grievance over lier husband who
preceded her only some three weeks
ago. Sarah Jane Miller was born
June 10, 1876. in Pennsylvania. and
departed this life Sept. 8, 1919, at the
home of her son near Dow City, hav-
ing reached the advanced age OF 70
years, months and IA days. On the
7th of October, 1868, she was united
in marriage with William Kuykendall
and for the past few years they have
been making their home with their
children of whom three are Left to
mourn, namely: Sam Kuykendall, OF
Missouri Valley; Mrs. Mabel B. Hend-
ricks of Omaha, and Ed Kuykendall,
of Dow City. The deceased also
leaves one sister residing at PapilliOn,
Neb., she being the only near surviv-
ing relative. A short funeral service
was held from the home of her son
Thursday afternoon, conducted by Ell
der Alfred Jackson, after which the
remains were taken to Missouri VAL
ley by rail that afternoon and laid to
rest by the side of those of the hus-
band The most heartfelt sympathy
of all goes out to the bereaved ones.
Cyril Saunders came over from
Manila Saturday and made an over
Sunday visit with friends. %
Miss Isle 7Goldsworthy, who has
been spendingathe past summer with
friends at Big Sandy, Mont, has de-
cided to remain in that country and
teach school the coming year, having
secured a position with a considerable
increase of salary For the past two.
or three years she had been teaching
in the public schools of Manning.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance union held food sale Saturday
afternoon at the Farmers State bank.
The usual generous patronage was
received, for which the ladies are
very grateful. The object of this sale
was to raise the necessary funds re-
quired to complete the unions seven
ty-five dollar, jubilee pledge.
Eldrid Sharp and Charles Buss
have been quite sick the past week,
their cases having been pronounced
influenza. STAR:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Bonsall were
county seat business visitors Friday.
c. A. Tyson and wife, Of Omaha,
were pleasant guests at the g.. C.
HOwortil home last week -fF.5
The j. B., G.'s were entertained
Friday afternoon at the home OF Miss
Isabel Scott, the hostess entertaining
in her usual delightful manner. The
popular social diversions were in evil.
dence upon this occasion, which were
greatly enjoyed, as was the dainty
luncheon served at the close of the
day. An sig5.i.5, H..
Mrs. Riley Talcott and daughter,
Mrs. Gladys Pett, were in Denison on
Thursday, the former having dental
work done .l.Ngi ~. 80 49,
Mrs. Jack O'Brien was visiting with
relatives and friends in Omaha on
Tuesday of the past week. a..
C. J. O'Meara has sold his town res
idence property, Mrs. 'Horatio Win
grove, Of near Arion, being the pur-
chaser. 1t is the understanding that
Mrs. Wingroye viii leave the farm
and move here as soon as the tO'Meara
family vacate. n,=i
D. e. Bremser, one of our enterpris-
ing merchants, has established a spe-