The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-29

Mrs. A. E. Calundon and two child,
rem were arrivals the past week from
Trip, 3. Dak., for a visit at the par
entail, ]. F. Isudd home.
! Mrs. ID. H. Anderson and daughter,
Mrs. VIII Harrison and two children
took their departure Monday for their
home in Beardstown, ILL.,, following q
pleasant visit at the home of their
daughter and sister. Mrs. Sam Brasel
and family. The former had been here
about month, the latter three COM
ing to Dow City about two weeks ago,
a. A. Luke returned the latter part
Of the week from a business trip to
Lincoln, Nebr., and other places. n
On Thursday evening of the past
week a free concert was given on the
street by DR.. r. j. Greene of Oklahoma
who represents medicine company
DR.. Greene has the management of q
baseball club in Oklahoma and is
working in the interests of an Indian
patent medicine on the side. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Whitecloud, an
Indian woman and several other per.
sons also being with the party. s
Mrs. Mary Spence returned Mon
day from a two weeks visit at the
homes of her grandsons Ward and
Vernon Spence in Cherokee.
M. j. Breen and wife were in Ma
nilla Sunday where they visited her
sister, Mrs. Fred Mari, and family. 4
Mrs. Frank Field who has been at
the home Of her son, Jay, and family.
for several years, was brought into
town Friday and is now being cared
for at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
VIII Spence. Mrs. Field> has been
helpless for some three years. due to
a stroke Jof paralysis and although
still bedfast she enjoys visiting with
neighbors and friends who call at tho
home. Z
Mrs. Ballentine and son, Richard.
were in Denison Monday having dental
Mrs. NJ. v. Butler, of Pierson, was an
arrival Monday for a visit with her
relatives, Mrs. Clara Wilder and Mr.
I and Mrs. Ben Houston. "a
Miss Minnie Thams, the dress max
| err, has been here from Denison at the
Ward Towne and Frank McHenry
homes the past week.
Richard Main returned Monday from
II visit of some two weeks duration
| with friends in independence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sith and Mrs. Klein
of the state of Georgia, were in town
Monday on a farewell visit with their
relatives. Mrs. S. A. Dow and daugh-
tiers, Miss Coda Dow and Mrs. "A. w.
Wilson, before starting on their re-
turn trip. They had also been visit
Ing relatives in Mo. Valley.
William Perlmuttef and daughter,
Bessie, returned to their home in Coun-
Gil Bluffs Monday Afternoon having
made a short visit with Henry HARRISON
| and wife.
Ray North and Miss Adelaide Potter
of Denison were visitors at the home
of Mrs. F. NJ. Cole Sunday.
Lynn Rood who has been employed
as Northwestern section foreman here
| for the past year or SO has handed IN
his resignation to the company. He
has purchased the dray line of George
Rule in which work he was engaged
prior to his accepting the position of
section foreman.
Mrs. Ray Brown and daughter. Ruth,
were up from Dunlap Sunday visiting
at the home of Mrs. S. A. Ackel. .z,..
William Garland of Seattle, WASH,
| has been here during the week visit
| ing with the Scott and Gibson famil-
les, stopping here on trip to Chi.
cage, New York and other eastern
points. The visitor is a cousin of the.
SCOTS and Gibsons. Et4
Mrs. j. w. Cramer received sad
message the past week informing her
of the death of her brotherin.law,
Henry Shotz in Omaha. The deceased
Is we'll known here 5by our, older peo,
pie. having resided in Dow City mum.
Der of years ago. SinceX moving 20
Omaha he has visited here OCCASIONALLY
and his friends are very socry indeed
| to learn of his demise.
Henry HARRISON was visiting with rel,
atives in Council Bluffs Sunday.
Mrs Dick Flemming was an arrival
Sunday from Petersburg, Mo-. to
| Join her husband who had come week
or so before her. They are conterll,
plating on making their home here.