The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-23

! auto accident Wednesday night while
on their way home from NVOodbine
where they had been to attend the high
school class play in which their nephew
John Virgins, had a part. When driv.
Ting between Woodbne and Dunlap Tho
steering wheel became out of commits
I sion, causing Mr.. Poitevin to lose con
troll of the car and us result it wa:
ditched. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Poitevin
were pinned underneath and were, un
able to eXtricate themselves. 1t wa:
some fifteen minutes before help wa:
secured when another car passed ant
the parties noticing the overturned Cal
stopped and offered their assistance.
The car was lifted and Mr.. and Mrs.
Poitevin were thus released They
were quite badly bruised but received
ulating themselves upon escaping sc
! luckily A party residing nearby from
where the accident occurred brough;
them home in Il car that night and Tho
next morning their car, which was con
Siderably damaged, was hauled in tC
one of the local garages for repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Remmes, son
Henry, and daughter, Anna, visited al
| the Sigland home on the Willow tho
| first of the week.
Mrs. Annie Houston was in DUNLAP
Sunday and visited her sister, Mrs. E(
| Flemming,y who just returned from I;
hospital in Sioux City.
w. II. Buss had the misfortune
being kicked by a horse Thursday ant
tsustaining two fractured ribs. He il;
getting along nicely at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Frye and daugh
| ter. Julia, came up from Woodbine OF
| Sunday for a visit at the home of Mrs
| Frye's sister, Mrs. Jay Field, and fam
| lily. The latter remained for a more
extended visit while her parents return
! ed the same day.
Miss Anna Flynn, of Ute. has been
visiting at the home. of Mrs. Anna
Houston during the past week.
! Mrs. Emma Fisher has returned tC
| her home in Omaha after few days
! visit with her: daughter, Mrs. o. j
(. Judd, and family.
p. r. C.. Buss was in Denison q couple
, of days last week on business.
+, Mrs. A. FL. Harper came up from
I Dunlap Monday to attend the Eastern
, Star meeting that evening and remain
/; ed over night at her home here.
il John Gibson, L. Fl. Hawley. Asa Et
/ tleman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Houston, Mr.
and Mrs. Orvie Boham and children
and the Harvey Hamercll and Thos
Mccullough families represented Do"
| City at Lake View Sunday.
r. Il. Baber, wife and daughters, Gar
net and Lola, motored up from Council
! Bluffs Sunday evening for Il visit al
7, the home of Mrs. Baber's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Claus Hansen, and with hi:
sisters. Mrs. w. C. Rolls and Mrs. O.
| o. Cooper Mrs. Hansen accompanied
them to the Bluffs Tuesday and all 'eX
pect to leave the latter part of the week
| on an overland trip to Hudson, Colo
for a visit with the Charlie Bell family
| Thos: Hodkin, of the Charter Oak
vicinity, was a caller in town Saturday
Katherine Dorcas Wingrove was
born in Scott county, Iowa, December
25, 1866, and moved with her parents
4 to Washington township, Crawford
l1SS6 she was united in marriage tc
! William Divine, and to this union sis
| children were born; James Earl. VIII
liam Nelson, Jay Allen, Stephan Asa
Ward Beatty, Katherine Anna Divine
| all living in or near Dow City with tho
exception of Ward Beatty. who passed
away at the age of six months. Mr.
and Mrs. Divine were8among the pic
neers of this county, having lived or
a farm in Willow township for TWEEN
! ty-nine years. moving to Dow City two
years ago last March. Mrs. DIVINE
was a most patient sufferer for many
months, the end coming rather sud
denly and unexpectedly last Sunday ev
ening, June twenty eighth. Her 'ag'
at the time of her death was fifty
three years. five months and twenty
five days old She leaves to mourn
her husband, five children, five grand
children, two brothers, Daniel and Mel
son Wingrovc, of near Dow City, on
sister. Mrs. John Mathison, of Wood
bine. besides a vast number of friends
j who learned to love and know he