The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23

relatives, the Will McCord family ;
few days.
Mrs. Olivette Carr returned to Oma
ha Wednesday following weeks visi
at the home of her sister, Mrs, w. e
Dow.
Mrs F. c. Howorth and baby, Kath
ryn Lou, have returned from a pleas
ant visit of week or so at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred HoWorth, a
Tecumseh, Nebr They had accom-
panied Mr., and Mrs. Isaac, Howortf
and two children and Mrs, P. w. Har
ding, OF Denison to that place, having
made the trip by auto.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs II. E
FALLEN played the part of hostess to the
Priscilla club, including number oil
intimate friends. A large attendance
was present, the guests being enter
tanned out on. the lawn. The after
noon was enjoyably passed in social
diversions, an elegant menu rounding
out the days pleasures. A number of
the gentlemen folks were present at
LUNCHEON. Mrs. Frank Odell and daugh.
ter, Byrl, of Logan, and Mrs. D. ].
Butler and Mrs. F c Butler, of Arion,
were out of town guests.
Dow City friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Wight of Council Bluffs, were
panied to learn OF the terrible accident
which befell their little seven year old
daughter, Phyllis Tuesday afternoon
OF the past week The child was
crossing street with her mother,
when she was struck and run over by
an automobile the wheels passing
over her stomach. She was taken to
the Jennie EdInun dsens hospital for
care and it is reported that, she was
injured Internally. While her condi-
ton is most serious, hopes. are enter
tanned for. her. recovery. Paul Wight
IS "a brother of All. Wight, of this
place Tie EATERS daughters, Evelyn
and Josie were Visiting in Council
Bluffs at the time: X 81? 4
=. ~ A. Wore made shipment Of
three cars, of cattle to the market iii
Omaha sWedne sdaS might. John Ahart
Shipped out one car of hogs to Chica-
go the same night.
Horace Kuykendall, wife and baby,
accompanied by his aunt, Mrs. Jane
Miller and granddaughter, Miss FL
dora FOuts, motored up from Dunlap
Wednesday on a business mission.
While here they made brief visit
at the home of Mrs. KuWkendall's
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Keehner. Mr.. Kuykendall has been
laid up for few days with a badly in
jured hand, the result of having it
burned with gasoline.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mcdonald en-
joyed a visit the past week from her
brother, Alfred Waterhouse, of Bolten,
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DR.. j. A. Brill and wife returned
Wednesday from couple of days So
journ in Omaha
Miss Blanche Cole returned the fore
part Of the past week from a ten; days.
visit at the homes OF her sisters, Mrs
]. r. Rollins and .slrs. Frank Mitchell
in Dell Rapids, ). Oak, Miss Cole
left Tuesday for Cedar Falls. where
she will attend I six weeks session OF
school.
Frank Greene who had BEEN in a
hospital at Denison for some three
weeks, wa taken before the insane
commissicl at that place last week
and declared insane He was taken
to the hospital at Clarinda Wednes-
day. Mr. Greene suffered a stroke of
paralysis at his home here about five
weeks ago and was removed to the
hospital to be cared for. Friends of
The. family are very sorry indeed to
learn of this added affliction and, all
hope for the best.