The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-03
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM DOW CITY


companied their son.; Herbert, and
wife, of Buck Grove, to Des Moines
Thursday in their car for few days
visit with their daughter and sister,
Mrs. S. j. Farlowe, and husband and
to attend the fair. Another gentle.
man was sent here by the Nicholson
tompany to relieve Mr.. Docherty at
the local station. 2%
Horace Thomas, who has been en-
ployed in garage at Harlan for sew
eral months, came home the first of
the week to remain permanently. We
are told that he has rented land near
coming year.
Miss Martha Leuck has resumed
her work as night operator in the tel
ephone office after weeks vacation.
Miss Lena Wolverton was down
from Vail last week visiting with her
Dow City friends.
William iHOnz was passenger to
Deloit Wednesday evening to relieve
Agent O'Banion at the |. c. depot on
Thursday, while the latter took his
little son to Denison to have his tom
sils removed.
Mrs. Sol Miller, Mrs. George Igou,
Mrs. WILDER Berry were guests at a
pleasant club meeting one day last
week at the home of Mrs. Moritz Deth-
lefsen in Kenwood.
Miss Ollie Derry was up from Logan
last week and assisted as chorister
for the choir at the L. D. S. reunion.
Miss Derry and Miss Ora Butter
worth are in partnership in the mil
linery business at Logan. Miss But
terworth returned to Logan the first
of the week, having, spent week
here at the home of her father, j. L..
Butterworth, and attending the re-
union.
Morris McHenry was caller here
Wednesday from Wall Lake. r.
Walter Holman who has been resid-
ing on the Darius Paul farm since
early the past spring, has sold his
machinery, stock and household goods
and at present is staying with the
Roger Paul family. The probabilities
are that he will locate in Omaha
where his two children have been
staying with their grandmother since
the death of Mrs. Holman some six
weeks ago.
Mrs. Gail Carey returned Wednes-
day afternoon from short visit with
her people in Vail.
Z MI and Mrs. S. NJ. Replogle, of
Red Oak, made pleasant visit in
Dow City last week at the home Of
her aunt Miss Janet Rae, and with
other relatives. They stopped here
enroute to their home from an outing
at Lake Okoboji.
NJ j. Breen and wife with her SIS
ter, Miss Martha Leuck, and Vernon
Clothier returned "Wednesday evening
from es Moines, where they had
spent several days taking in the fair.
Mrs. Ed Liese was here from Ellis
the past week visiting at the home Of
her father Chas E. Butterworth, and
attending the reunion.
Mrs. Jay Ahart has returned from
Tama, where she had been visiting
at her parental home, being called
there on account of her brother hav-
ing met with an accident while play
ing ball. Jay Ahart and sister joined
her there several days later and they
returned together.
Sam Kuykendall was up from Mis-
souri, Valley Friday to see his mother,
Mrs. Will Kuykendau, who is very i'll
at the home of her son, Ed. Mrs.
Kuykendall was taken sick the early
part Of the past week, since which
time she has been in a very poor con-
dition, her mind having almost COM
pletely left her. This is thought to
prave been brought on by the recent
death of her husband All hope to
soon learn of her improving
Mrs. Anna Williams and son. Frank,
returned Friday from near Denver,
Colo, where they had been spending
the summer on farm with her broth
err. They report most enjoyable
time. ~.
Thos. Munsey and daughter Clara
Mae, went to Denison Thursday morn
ing, where they visited at the Ben
Wingrove home and attended the old
settlers picnic. Mr. Munsey return
ed that afternoon, his daughter re.
naming until Friday afternoon
Miss Mae Houston came up from
Omaha Friday to spend the week end
at the home Of her father, r. w.
Houston. 2. r..
P. A.. Long, wife and two little
daughters were arrivals Thursday
from Sigourney and have taken quar-
tiers at the city hotel until a house
Tan be secured. Mr.. Long is the new