The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-12-17
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DOW CITY ITEMS
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Will Hammond, who came here re-
Gently from Linten, N. D., has purchas-
ed the Y. E. Baber blacksmith shop and
residence property, immediate posses
sion being given. The Baber family are
planning on moving to Colorado the
coming spring and will until then, we
understand, make their home with the
Charley Bell family in the country
Both families will move to Colorado at
that time.
Homer Wiley was an arrival Friday
from Chadron, Neb to spend a week
or so at the home Of his grandmother,
Mrs. S. E. Wiley, and with other rela-
tives and friends.
town, has been adding n good improve
ment to his home recently, by having a
furnace installed.
Miss Stella Riddle has been secured
by Herman LaZerus to assist in his
store until after the rush of the holiday
season.
Mrs r. r. Hoeffer, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis in a hos
p;tal at Omaha about three weeks ago,
was able to return home Friday eve.
ming. She is making a fine recovery,
of which fact all are exceedingly glad
to learn.
Miss Nellie Dearduff was up from
Dunlap and spent one night last week
with her mother, Mrs. James .Dearduff,
who is here caring for James Pearsall,
Sr. The condition of Mr.. Pearsall's
continued illness remains practically un-
changed.
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Art S. Randel,
Mrs. Ed Ahart, Mrs. A. l.. Jackson and
daughters, Helen and Bernice, and the
Misses Bernice Hunsicker Margaret
Ryan and Lois Welty represented Dow
City in Denison b
+ Leslie Miles, who has been making
an extended sojourn at the Il. Wore
home west of town, returned to his
home in Council Bluffs the latter part
Of the week. sF2
81 A Mr. Saunders, representing the
Baptist college in Des Moines, was a
Dow City visitor Friday. While here
he was guest at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. G. A. Barker. Z,
Miss Martha Lenck went to Manila
Friday evening where she enjoyed a
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Fred MARI and family, who recently
moved there form Arion. Miss Marie
Coleman substituted as night operator
in the telephone office during her alb.
sence. Miss Coleman was formerly
employed in this Office and her expert
ence serves her well in helping out
Carl Hansen was down from Denisoi
Saturday visiting at the parental
Claus Hansen home.
| w. w. Clark went to Morningsid
| Friday to secure a residence for tn
| family, who are moving to that plac
| in the spring. ..
Howard Pegg, who has been employ
ed at the Ahart elevators for severa
months, has given up the work and MI
Ahart has secured Floyd Rigsby an,
Jay Divine to take charge of the place.
We have not learned as to what line
of work Mr.. Pegg will engage in.
Miss Elizabeth Weiss came down
from Denison Friday for an over Sun
day visit with her sister, Martha, who
teaches in the local school.
Miss Bessie Lutts, teacher in the J. j.
Houston school west of town, has a box
social and program scheduled for Fri
day evening of this week. The event
will take place in the school building
and every one is invited. A good time
is assured to all.
Ben Wingrove was down from Den.
lson Friday to see his mother, Mrs
Thos. Munsey, who has been sick.
III. c. Cassabarth, residing on the
farm known as the former VIM. Oil
place, five miles west of town, held a
big sale Tuesday, at which time he dis.
posed Of his farm, live stock and farm
equipment. The land consists of $40
acres and was purchased bv W. E
Fishel and his son, Fl. B. jFishel at
$3.50 an acre. This sale was made
necessary on account of Mr. Casa.
barth being obliged to give up farming
owing to failing eye sight. We have
not learned as TO where he expects tt
locate.
Mr. Chas. Smith and her house guest
Mrs. David Runger, of Omaha, Mrs. o.
j. Judd, Mrs. f. N. Chamberlain, Mrs