The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-08

| Norman Riddle and wife. accompan-
lied by his brother, Elmer Riddle, left
Wednesday for Rochester, Mimi. to
consult a specialist in regard, to the for
mer who has been suffering with ner-
vous troubles for several months Ell
mer returned Saturday, the other two
remaining for Il longer time.
| a merry party. consisting OF twelve
young people. journeyed out to the
Enos Cross grove Sunday evening for
a picnic. A wienie roast was among
the features of the occasion and Il line
time is reported. 1st.'r. III. "a
| The local baseball team went to. Dun.
| lap Sunday for game with their team,
Dunlap winning by a score of ) to !.
Monday afternoon the home team made
another trip there and came home vic
tolious, the score being to 3. A large
number Of fans from here were present
at both games.
Mrs. F. NJ. Cole was passenger to
Denison Monday evening to spend
few days with her sister. Mrs. rachel
! Clarey. who recently underwent an OPP
GRAFTON.
Mrs. Henry Karlson has been enjoy.
| ing a visit the past week from her Sis
ter, Mrs. Schoenwald, OF Sioux City !
T. Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Pagan. Mrs Thos.
Mccullough. Mrs. Wilbur Berry. Mrs.
T.. o. Reynolds and Mrs. A. p. Mocller
labor day celebration.
The Eastern Star met Monday eve
ming in the hall with the usual transac-
ton of business. Refreshments were
served ar the close.
Henry Wright, Miss Emma Voquard-
sen and Mrs Vera Sopher figured in an
accident while out driving Sunday eve.
lining. When near the Fl. H. Eggers
place north of town they drove to one
side Of the road to let another party,
driving a horse and buggy, pass. AS
! the latter was passing them the hoesf.
ldriven by Mr.. Wright became brighten.
ed in some manner and ran into a ditch
NEARBY. upsetting the buggy. Vera was
PINNED underneath the vehicle and II
was some little time before she was ex-
ltricated as her companions thought sne
had fallen in another place and We're
unable to locate her just at the time.
She was fortunte in escaping with only
La few bruises. the others being unin.
ijured. The buggy was badly broken
up.
1 Clark Barker, who has been employ.
ed as bookkeeper In the Houston garage
for several months, sewers his connec'
tons this week and leaves Sunday Tor
Des Moines, where he will enter the
Baptist college.
: Mr.. ana Mrs. Charlie Greene and
, daughter, Oral and Ray Greene, of
!, ROlfe, were here and spent night the
! past week at the home of Mrs. a. II.
Cook, ii sister OF the two gentlemen.
They We're on their return from the
, state fair.
Miss Maggie Finnigan came over
from Buck Grove Sunday and is spend
ing the week at the home. of her sister,
, Mrs. Snowd Thompson. and family.
!. Mrs. Daniel Reagan was an arrival
Tuesday from Chicago for a visit at
, the home of her brother, F. G. Howortll
, and with other relatives and friends.
Forest Bnnall was taken sick Mon
, day and at the present writing is I'M
, able to attend school.
Miss Agnes Rule returned to her
home in Boone Saturday following 4
several days visit among the Rule fam
; lilies here Her father, Link Rule. who
had been-in Dow City short time. &C
companied her. .a
The Charlie Smith family are enter
{ tanning Mr., and Ms. Luke Hiatt and
son, kennth, who arrived last week
, from Glen Ellen. III.
: Mrs. Alfred .Howorth, sof Tecumseh
!. Neb., came the latter part of the week
ror lew days visit at the home OF
j her brother, r. c. Howorth.
II Leslie Greene. who has been spending
. the summer at the home of his uncle
, and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ii. Cook. LEFT
Sunday for his home in Vail. a
IL Mrs julius Ahart celebrated hei
, birthday anniversary Sunday by invit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thompson ant
r son, Snowd Thompson. and wife. t
. take dinner with herself and husband
The affair was very much enjoyed by
! the guests.
The Dow. City schools opened Mon
J. day for another years work after the
summer vacation. a goodly number
n for enrolment in each department is