The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12

visitors "Wednesday. ~
n Frank Benson, Of this vicinity, ano
Miss Edith. Kline; of Dunlap, We're unip
ed in marriage "Wednesday at the Meth
odist parsonagegin Denison, Rev. cabs :,
officiating Both young people are wei
known in this vicinity and all wish for
them much happiness in their new relil'
ton ia h
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Goddard and chill
dren were arrivals from Ft. Dodge sat,
urday for visit at the home OF his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. V. Goddard, ana
with her sisters, Mrs. Bessie HolcomD
and Mrs. Geo. Keairnes, and other rel,
atives. They returned home Monday.
~ Howard Alexander and wife come on
Saturday from Early for an over sun
day visit with relatives ana fr1ends.
M A. Pearsall and Doris Griffin Dur-
chased the right to sell soft DRINKS on
the ball ground for the coming season,
which was; auctioned off by the base
ball club Friday evening.
Miss Marie Riddle came up from Oma
ha Saturday and made an over SUNDAY
visit at the parental, Link Riddle, nome
north of town.,
Ben Houston was in Vail SATURDAY
taking his sister, Mrs. George Dillen.
burgers piano to her nome there, 1T
having been left here at the. time OF
their REMOVAL a couple of months ago.
Hugh ButterwOrth, of Omaha, VINO
is connected with the Cudahy Packing
company, took occasion to spend q cou-
pie Of nights the past week here at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. CAalr
Brtterworth, while working In several
Of the neighboring towns.
Robert Ben is reported as having
been i'll the past week at the home OF
his son, JIM. Bell, where he resides.
His friends are glad to know that he Is
now improving.
4 An accident occurred one evening
last week in front of the Fienhold ga
rage when Walt Nurse, of Dunlap, with
his car accidentally collided with X. w.
Paul's car. The latter had stopped his
car near the garage and our informant
says that Mr.. Nurse was looking at the
garage when driving by and was una.
ware of the other car standing still ana
consequently ran into the front of the
machine. Both cars, are said to nave
suffered considerable damage.
Hugh Odell was up from Logan and
spent the week end with his numerous
young friends.
A. A. Alexander left Monday for
Sioux City with his rance horse, where
he will begin training for the season.
Mrs. w. C Rolls and daughter, Ruby.
and Mrs. O. A. Cooper and son, Roger.
represented Dow City in Denison last
Wednesday.
4 Brinten Sharp and wife left the fore
part OF the past week for Anthem on a
visit to their daughter, Mrs. w. 3.
Sterrett, and family.
Mrs. Jane Wood returned Tuesday
from a several days visit in Denison at
the home of her granddaughter, Mrs.
Fred Northam, and family.
The picture entitled I'm Old Kentuct
ky,' was put on Monday and Tuesday
evening OF the past week. A good
sized audience was present each eve
ming and the picture was thoroughly
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. James Dearduff, of Dunlap, has
been here the past week caring for Mrs.
e. G. Virgins through siege Of pleur-
isy. ~
Y On Wednesday evening at the close
of the regular business session of the
Rebekali lodge two course repast was
served as q courtesy to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Butts, who recently moved back to
Dow City from Greenwood, SNeb. Mr..
and Mrs. Brinteil Sharp who returned
from Donna, Tetas, "a couple Of weeks
ago, where also to have been included
as honor guests, but much tosthe, re;
greet Of all they were out of town at the
time The affair was planned as a sur
prise and needless to say all were glad
to thus welcome the honored members
back again.
Mrs. Leo -SchHabb was brought from
her home in Dunlap Monday TO the
home at her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j.
N. Bell, to be cared for while she is re
covering from her recent severe illness
The local post of the American Legion