The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM DOW CITY

Lloyd Brake was passenger to Lo
! gan on Tuesday of the past week
where he spent several days at the
o-home Of his sister, Mrs. l.. e. Nc
Bride. He also enjoyed visit at the
home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. anG
Mrs. E. r. Brake in Missouri Valley
while away
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence Downs, and
children, of Platte, Nebr, have been
visiting. in Dow City during the. past
week at the home of. her step-motiler
Mrs. Eva Baber.. They, with his broth
er, Frank Downs and family of Wood
bine had just returned from a three
weeks visit at their old home in
Greenwich, Ill.,, having. made the
trip overland. Florence Downs and
family will visit in Woodbine enroute
to their home. '
Is Mrs. G! E. Petree took her departure
on Thursday for her home in Clinton
following a sojourn of some three
weeks at the parental, ]. G. Graul
home.
Mrs P ]. Brown and little son en-
joyed a several days visit with their
friends in Deloit last week. They
were accompanied home by Mrs. B. E.
McKim and three children of that
place.
Misses Evelyn and Josie Wight re-
turned Wednesday evening from a
pleasant visit of several days dura-
ton at the home of their uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wight in
Council Bluffs.
C: V. Jordan was in Omaha Tues
day of the past week where ne pur-
chased two carloads Of sheep which
he will feed for the market
D; l.. Graul and wife were down
from Arion one day last week, for a
short visit with his sisters Mrs: tfC; r.
Petree, before her return Gfinton.
Frank Binnall and sSwife were in
Omaha Tuesday where AN ocnlist was
consulted in regard to her eyes. which
have been troubling her considerably.
After an examinations; it, was found
that, a cataract was forming on both
eyes Mrs. Binnall expects to return
to Omaha at an early date to undergo
an operation for the disease.
Mrs. A. w. Swanson and two little
daughters, Gladys and Hazel returned
to their home in Omaha Wednesday
after an enjoyable visit of several
days at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
O'Brien. Mrs. Swanson is step-sis
ter of Mrs. O'Brien.
Miss Bernice Judd was a passenger
to West Side Wednesday evening
where she remained over night a
guest of her friend, Miss Irma Kelly.
Two, 1o,y la to
Denison Wednesday on account of the
illness of her little grandchild, the
babe of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hansen
Upon reaching there she was greeted
by a pleasant surprise, her son, Pri-
vate VIM. Hansen, having arrived from
Camp Dodge where he received his
final discharge from the army. He
reached New York from France just
a week previous to his return home.
Private Hansen accompanied his moth
er back to Dow City, Wednesday aft
ernoon and his friends are more than
pleased to welcome him home again.
On Tuesday afternoon of the past
week. Mrs. Jack O1Brien invited a
number of little folks to her home as
compliment to her nieces, Gladys
and Hazel Swanson, of Omaha. Games
OF various sorts formed the entertain
ment for the afternoon and delicious
repast was partaken of, which was not
among the least enjoyed features of
the day.. Several group pictures of
the children were taken. Mrs.
O'Brien took the little folks out joy
riding in her car which delighted all
of them immensely. AS a whole, the
event was one long to be remembered
by each guest present.
The Bert Tatroe family are enjoy
ing visit from Mrs. Tatroe's moth
er, Mrs. ]. F. Igou, of Lincoln, the lady
having arrived Wednesday, She is
also making "a visit at the Geo. Igou
home while here.
Mrs Arch Laird, son Willard, and
daughter, Eva, went up to Denison on
Tuesday where they visited with their