The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-23
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Lakewood Park, Lake View, Iowa.
Tho Ernest Clark family entertained
Mrs. Arthur Christensen. OF Persia
Nv. i. Fishel enjoyed an over Sun.
day visit with w. c. Rolls at Grand
Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Graul and little
folks were down from Arion Sunday
and visited at the parental, J. G. Graul,
home.
Misses Stella and Rena Wielalnd have
returned from a pleasant two weeks
visit at the home of their sister, Mrs.
John VIM, in Mecllling, S. d..
C.. l.. Rudd Geo. Binnall, Richard
Main and Link Riddle took in the
sights at Lake View Sunday.
Floyd Rigsby went down to Wood
bine Saturday evening to spend the
Sabbath with friends.
Floyd Adams, who is spending the
summer at the John keairnes home;
went to Vail Saturday for a visit with
his folks, returning Sunday.
r. 4. Malone was caller in town
Monday from Charter Oak.
The M. G.. Virgins family entertain
ed two of Mrs. Virgins sisters-in-laW
Mrs. Thos. Hayes. of Manila, and Mrs.
Silas Hayes, Of Alpeno, 8. D., Sunday
The David Clark and John keairnes
families motored to Vail Sunday and
were guests at the Dobler home.
Gus F'rederichsen and his men have
gone to Pisglh where they are spending
the week putting UP hay on his farm.
Eugene Crandall and wife were IN
Defiance Sunday visiting her sister,
Mrs. James Mcbride, and children.
A baseball game was staged between
the Paradise and Union teams Sunday
afternoon at the Volquardtsen place
south of town, the score ending l6 to
Is Iii favor of the Paradise boys. rs
Mr., and Mrs. Clair Butterworth went
over to Ute Friday for visit at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Floyt
sharp, and husband, returning sattr.
On Tuesday afternoon Of the past
week a ball game was played on the
home grounds when our team was de
feated by the Chicago Union Giants
the score being 8 to 3. Monday another
interesting game was staged when 0ul
team met the All Nations team from
Kansas City. The game resulted in a
victory for the locals by a score OF
to 4. Both games created much inter
est and drew large and enthusiastic
crowds.
Miss June Jordan celebrated her
eighth. birthday Monday by entertain.
ing a numbe rof her friends and play.
mates, the affair being planned by hel
aunt, Miss Isabel Jordan The little
folks amused themselves with games
and all had the time of their happ.
y lives. Very nice refreshments were
served at the close. June was the re,
cipient of a number of handsome gifts
as reminder of the day.
Arden Cramer, who has been employ
cd at Detroit, Mich, for several months
is expected home the latter part OF the
week.
Mrs. William Divine passed away on
Sunday evening about s o'clock at her
home here, death being duelto cancer
with which she had been afflicted for
several years. She was able to be up
and about to attend to her household
duties until only a few days before he.
DEATH. The funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon at the Methodist church, in
terment being made in the local GENE
terry. We unite in extending sympathy
to the bereaved ones. The obituary
will be given next week.
, Mrs. E.. E. Newkirk went to Charter
Oak Thursday and spent the REMAINDER
OF the week, a guest of her friend, Mrs
NJ. 8. Torrey.
Max PETIT was in Dunlap Saturday to
have dental work done.
Miss Alfredo Meyer, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Mover. was an arrlVa
Saturday from Laramie, Wyo., for
several weeks visit at the home OF hel
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. era,
mer, and other relatives. She also eX'
poets to visit her cousin, Mrs. w. u
Pangborn. and family in South Dako,
Ia before returning. The Meyer ram
lily are former Dow City residents.
Mrs. G. l.. Rudd and daughter, Ruth.
and grandson, little Lyle Rudd, were
passengers to Omaha Saturday where
they are enjoying a few days with hei
sister Mrs. j. p. Riddle, and~family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wingrove an
son, Burdette, and daughter, Ruth
were passengers from Denison Satur.
day for an over Sunday visit at the
Thos. Munsey home. This is Mrs.
her recent severe attack of pneumonia
A. w. Wilson was in Carroll Friday
where he pitched n winning game Of
ball for Coon Rapids against Carroll.
A number of local fans, witnessed the
game. Mr. Wilson also served the
Coon tRapids team in THE capacity OF
pitcher i'm game ut Coon Rapids on
Sunday. Alfred Hansen. who is also
d member of the Dow City team, served
with the Dunlap team Sunday.
5s One day the past week Edwin Polite.
vim was the victim of most distress
ing accident which he suffered by fall
ing from an automobile. Our inform
ant says that he and Norris Griffin
were hauling a hog and several small,
pigs in the latter's car from his home
to the Poitevin place, the pigs bsint
in the front of the car and the larger
hog in the back. Mr.. Griffin was driv.
ing the machipe while Mr.. Poitevin
stood outside on the fender holding OF
to the hog in the back of the car. when
suddenly the animal gave a jump, anf
threw Mr.. Poitevin in such Il manner
us to strike his face, breaking the
bone in his nose. besides receiving sew
erll ugly bruises about the head ant
face The fall rendered him in quite
a dazed condition for time, but al.
are glad to know that he is able to be
about.
Mrs. viii Shanahan was over from
Ute one day last week visiting at tho
William Divine homie.
Alfred Edwards and wife. who have
been residing in Sioux City, have come
to Dow City to make their home with
her brother, Jesse Agee, and two little
daughters, Mr.. Agee having secured
his sister to assist him in keeping UP
the home which was so sadly broker
up through the recent death of the
wife and mother. Mr.. Edwards will be
employed with Mr.. Agee in the latter's
blacksmith shop.
j. II. Killion was 81 business visitor
In Sioux City last Monday.
Mrs. Myron Rice spent some time