The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-27
DOW CITY ITEMS
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Little Ruth Scott, youngest daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j., A. Scott, cele
brated her ninth birthday anniversary
Thursday by inviting number of hel
friends and playmates to the home tt
spend the afternoon. The little folks
! amused themselves with games Of 8
various sort and needless to say the
time passed all too rapidly. Mrs
Scott treated the guests to most de
licious birthday repast at the conclus
: Ion OF; the day Several handsome gifts
added to the honoree's enjoyment in
the occasion.
Wmer Turnlund came up from Coun
Gil Bluffs Saturday evening to spend
Sunday at the parental, A. P. Turnlund
home. John Turnlund, of Cherokee
was also here and spent the day with
the home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Poitevin and chill
dEeh motOred to Defiance Sunday and
enjoyed visit at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. James Mcbride, and family
Eugene Crandall and wife took theil
little son, Richard, to Omaha Thurs
day, where the child had his tonsils
removed. They returned Friday
Dow City defeated Harlan by score
Of 10 to l. Wilson pitched six innings
without allowing hit and retired al
that time in order to be in shape foI
DenisOn. Harlan has defeated Dunlap
Portsmouth and other teams by lopsid
ed scores. Dow City plays Denison
Thursday and Dunlap next Sunday at
Dunlap. KS 800
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Walters, son,
Roger, and daughter, Verna, autoed to
Storm Lake Saturday, where they
made an over Sunday visit at the home
OF Mrs Walters brother. Fred Bruhn.
#. C. Buss, wife and children, accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Hilda Turn.
lund, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Buss,
i w. C. Rolls and daughter, Ruby and
Miss Lola Fishel, left Sunday overland
for Des Moines to spend few days at
the state fair.
J. J. Houston went down to Omaha
4 Wednesday and spent several days TAX
ing medical treatment.
o. S. Carlson, Frank Binnall, ]. H.
Bonsall and j. A. Pitchard motored to
Woodbine Friday ito look at farm.
Mr.. Carlson is looking up new loca-
ton, he having recently sold his farm
In this vicinity. AS yet he has not
found desirable place.
\ Thos., Bert, and Lee Ernest. three
brothers Of Mrs, S. A. Dow, were here
from Missouri Valley Wednesday to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Dow.
Mrs. Ralph Roy and children came
down from Denison Saturday for an
over Sunday visit. at the Henry Roy
home and to attend the l.. D. S, re-
union. @ gt. #
Lloyd Brake, James Turnlund,
Floyd Rigsby, Asa Divine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Riddle. Eugene Crandall and
wife Geo. thinner, Miss leila Brasel,
Adoiph Ahart, J.. r, Griffin and Edwin
Poitevin were among those from here
represented at the Harlan fair last
week
]. H. Young and wife took their lit.
tie son, Russell, to Denison Thursday
to have his tonsils removed The
child had been suffering considerably
for week or so with tonsillitis.
\ 20. ]. Judd, wife and daughter Fran.
ces were passengers to Omaha Friday
morning. Mr.. Judd returned that eve
ming, his wife and daughter remaining
until Saturday evening with relatives.
sR. H. Fishel went down to Omaha
Thursday for q visit at the home of
htt father. A. A. Fishel, returning Sat
ut4ay evening.
Hay Field was an arrival Saturday
firm Turin for visit with his folks
and to attend the L.. ID. S. reunion, re-
manning over the Sabbath.
n. X. Coleman, wife and children
ana Glenn Coleman, son of Mrs. Fred
Coleman, have returned from a two
weeks' sojourn in. South Dakota. The
Clay Killion family and a number OF
them on the trip.
Mrs. D. L. Graul and little son were
down from Arion Saturday and visited
at 4he parental, J. G. Graul, home.
~. c., Buss was caller at the county
capital Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Divine went over to Ute
Wednesday, to, enter the hospital again.
We are sorry to report that she has
not been getting along so we'll Of late
and 1T may be necessary for her to
have another operation performed.
Victor Keehner is assisting in the
81 II. Butterworth bakery during the
Lid. s. reunion while Mr.. Butterworth
is having charge of the dining tent
ana fruit stand at the park.
Cyril Saunders of Manila, was WIS.,
fling Dow City friends Sunday
Miss Marie Coleman accompanied |
llAr aunt, Mrs. Cora Wilson, to Coun-
cNtBluffs Friday, where they remained
Over the week end. Mrs. Wilson,
whose home is at that place, also came
back with Marie for more extended |
visit.
I, NHugh Butterworth, of David City,
Neb., was in town Saturday visiting
At the parental; Clair Butterworth,
home. He expects to take a vacation
from his duties as travelling salesman
for the Cudahy Packing company att
Omaha in the near future and will
join his wife and two children WHO |.
have been spending the greater part
or the summer with relatives in Twin
Falls, Idaho, they, also having taken
camping quarters at Yellowstone
Park, besides visiting other places of
interest in the west.
Eden Edwards and wife, of Leeds,
arrived Saturday evening for visit