The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-02
DOW. CITY ITEMS OF INTEREST
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a score of ID to l in favor of Dow City
This is the second game held in the
new ball park and was witnessed by
large crowd.
Mrs. S. e. Wiley and daughter, Mrs
s. e. Goddard, spent several days last
week with their daughter and sister
Miss Fancheon Wiley, at lndianola
They also attended the graduation eX
ercises of Simpson college. Miss Fan
cheon, who has been music student
there for the past two years, returned
home with them the last of the week
T. IT,. Baber, wife and two daughters
Garnet and Lola, accOmpa MED by her
mother, Mrs. Claus Hansen, motored
to Omaha Sunday. Mrs. Baber eX'
poets to return there at an early date
to undergo an operation for the re.
moval of her tonsils..
Miss Blanche Cole returned Tuesday
from couple of days visit with her
sister, Mabel, who is teaching near
Wall Lake. She expects to join her
mother at Dell Rapids, S. D., this week
and after a short visit there with her
sisters, Mrs. j. R. Rollins and Mrs.
Frank Mitchell, will go to Cedar Falls
to attend a six weeks session of sum-
mer school.
Miss Blanche Cole acted as clerk in
the Allen drug store last week during
the absence OF Mrs. S. e. Goddard at
lndianola.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Jake ReeseT enjoyed a
brief visit Saturday from Private John
Watson, of Des Moines, and. his ne
pheW. Private William Cash. OF, Logan.
Both boys only recently returned from
service abroad. The former has been
!, a, boon companion of Mr. and Mrs.
Reeser's son, John, during their army
life, the boys. having been with Co. 10
/ Of the 9Th division. AS yet the latter
! hassnot been returned totthe states. Z
Mrs! Jennie FHenning and family
were down from Denison Sunday visit
ing at the Fred christensen home. Z
Miss Balbina Potter returned to Ce-
dar Falls Sunday to resume her school
work, having spent week here on &C
count of the death of her father, DR..
j. F. Potter. Her sister, Adelaide, who
was also called from there, will re-
main at home with her mother for the
time being.
John Turnlund, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Turnlund, of Council Bluffs
is visiting here with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P'Turnlund, and with
other relatives.
]. w. Stepanek, who purchased the
late Mrs, Lucy Golf property some
time ago, is having the residence
moved back several feet from the main
line and will have the same repaired
and remodeled. N. ]. Lee and his
force of workmen came down from Ar
ion Monday and made preparations
for moving the building. a.
Frank Greene, who serious illness
was mentioned last week, is still very
low, a fact we are very sorry to relate.
His. daughter, Mrs. Spray Malone. sof
KenWood, has been spending consider.
able time tn helping to care for him
1.-THE past week.
Miss Lucille Williamson was taken
i'll the latter part Of the week and is
under the care of a physician. Her
case has been pronounced that of neu-
ralgia around the heart.s, ALL hope to
soon learn Of her recovery. .,.. o.-,.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Anderson very
spleasantly entertained accompany tof
relatives and friends Sunday Those
present were his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Anderson, of Denison, and her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Vollersen,
OF Denison, also her sister, Mrs. Mel.
son Divine, and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Baber and children with his
mother, Mrs. S. E. Baber, all residents
of this vicinity. All greatly appreci.
ated the occasion. s.....-,&. a..
Miss Eileen Cummings was down
from Denison the past week and visit
ed at the Pat Houston home.
Geneva Roy came down from Deni-
son Tuesday to spend a few days at
the home Of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Roy.
Isl Mrs. Claus Hansen is i'll receipt of
letter from her son, Alfred, who is
with Uncle sSam's army, being station
ed at ascanip inGOhi0. He writessthat
he, with a company of other soldiers,
recently figured in an accident. The
boys were out riding at the time when
their car was overturned. & AS re-
suit one ofSthe occupants was instant
lily killed and ten Injured, OF whom AL
fred was one. An arm and one of his
hips were injured quite badly. How
ever, he was able to write home and
his folks are pleased to learn. that he
escaped thus Alfred expects to be
transferred to West Virginia in the
near future. 1t will be remembered
that he re-enlisted early last spring
for period of one year.
p. J. Brown has rented the David
Walters residence, made vacant some
two weeks ago by joan Edwards, Jr.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Johnson. The
Brown family have been living in. the
north part of the John Williamson res
idence for some time
4 Miss Bernice Justice arrived the lat
ter part of the week from Wendt, S.
ID, for visit at the home of her Sis
ter, Mrs. F. w. Pearsall, and with 9TH
ser relatives. y .ays
Miss Eva Roy was visitor in Deni.
son Monday. IS, .ms Saws,
.s o. S: Carlson made shipment of
three cars of cattle to Omaha Monday
evening. 4
MRS. S. w. Anders took her depar-
1ture Saturday for her home in Des
tMoines, following several weeks Wis.
1t at the Thos. Rae home. -....
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