The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-15
sister, Mrs. Carl Kirk, near Dunalp.

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4 Jake Sarr, Of Lexington, Neb, re
; turned to his home Saturday followinI
) a few days visit with the w. B. Nc
s Donald and E. e. Newkirk families
The gentleman is a brother-in.law O
Mr.. Mcdonald and Mrs. Newkirk.
) VIM. Morrison and wife are enter
tanning a baby son, born Friday, 90
tober 10th.
! Ed Spillett and wife, of Omaha
came Friday and made an over Sun
day visit at the home of his cousin
NJ. A. Pearsall, and family, also visit
ing other relatives. They had beer
= visiting in Illinois and stopped here
on the return trip.
The next big event and one that {
large per cent of our people will be
much interested in is the White Ele
plant sale given next month spon
sored by the Dow City Library asso
|ciation. Everybody is familiar with
| the meaning Of the term white Ele
plant" and it aptly applies as regards
this sale. Donations for it are asked
and expected from everybody. II you
have any clothing, any size, any col
or, any garment that is wearable and
that you have no use for kindly give
it for this sale. Somebody is sure to
need it. housewives are asked to
save during their fall cleaning any
lnlng disable, odd furniture, as well as
any other house furnishings being de-
sirable. Any articles may be sent to
the home of Mrs. A. H. Harper or will
be called for if desired. The associa-
| ion for some time has been looking
forward to library building in the
future and a fund has been started to-
ward this end. The receipts of this
sale are to go into this fund. Let ev-
eryone have share in this worthy
project and help speed the day when
Dow City can have library estab-
lished in its own home town. An
fnOuncemer1ts will be made as the plans
mature. The date will be November
22d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Strick and two:
children, of White Lake, S. d., have
been visiting here the past week at
the Fred christensen. home. Mrs.
|Strick. will be better remembered as
Miss Anna Messer, having resided
here with her parents eight or ten
Years ago. @'-"it s,,f - -
The r. w. Tech family were over
at Ricketts, Sunday visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Techs brother. Chris
Henning. a*,3a >s-g
Mrs. Fred Kremin and child have
gone to Des Moines to spend several
weeks at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Daughenbaugh.
Mrs. ]. H. Leper, of Mason City, and
her son-in-law and daughter, Harry
Swarner, wife and baby. of Quimby,
were arrivals Sunday for visit with
the formers sister, Mrs. T. E. Allen,
and family. The visitors made the
trip overland and had the misfortune
to meet with bad accident just north
Of Denison when the car turned over
an embankment. Mrs. Swarner was
pinned underneath the car, but luckily
she was extricated shortly and escap-
ed with an injured back, no bones be.
ing broken. Mrs. Leper was thrown
clear Of the car and is thought to
have struck a nearb ytelephone pole,
dislocating her shoulder and badly in
juring an arm. Mr.. Swarner and the
child escaped without scratch. The
machine was not seriously damaged,
other than the windshield being brok-
en-. The two ladies were Immediately
taken to Denison for medical aid and
are now recovering nicely. The acct
dent occurred about o'clock Sunday
afternoon, the party being detained
there until evening, reaching here
about 5 o'clock. Mr.. Swarner left on
Monday for his return trip, the ladies
remaining.
4 Father Hansen, Of the Catholic
church at Dunlap, was a guest at the
c. ]. O1Meara home Monday.
Fred Randel and Ben Houston re-
turned Friday from weeks sojourn