The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-10-27

business interests after, which he ex-
poets to return there.
~ George Rule was a caller 6ft the
county capitol Wednesday,
Will Carey and wife, of Afnes. came
Saturday night for a visit with his
brother, George Greene. and Mrs. Il.
d. Barnes. A sad coincidence regard
ing their trip is that they had sent a
telephone message to their relatives
here Saturday afternoon. just before
the sudden death of Mr.. Barnes, in.
forming them Of their intentions Of
coming to Dow City that night to pay
them a visit.
Mrs. G. NJ. Brake Mrs. Claude Nc
Donald, Mrs. James Sharp and little
son, Mrs. Lynn Rood and daughter,
ming represented Dow City in Deni.
son Saturday. Ga, Is
The local boys basket ball team of
the high school met the Dunlap team
Friday evening on the home floor and
We're defeated by a score of % to Is.
The game was largely attended.
Mr.. Logan who has been tenporar-
ton line here several weeks, returned
to his home in Logan Sunday. E. p.
Wade Of Arion has been appointed as
permanent foreman, beginning his
duties Monday. He expects to move
his family here as soon as 4 vacant
house can be secured.
L.. E. Poiteyin was a county seat
caller Tuesday.
Mrs. Leo Schwanb was passenger
from Dunlap Sunday for visit at
the parental j. N. Bell home.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Clark provided the setting for a pleas
ant event Sunday. it being that of n
family reunion. All of the children
and grandchildren We're present. name.
four children. Ernest Clark wife and
two little folks. Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Keairnes and two little sons, and
| David Clark Jr., Mrs. Clark had pre-
pared dinner for the occasion, which
means that the table fairly groaned
with good things to eat. The day, rs
n whole, was one of much enjoyment
| to all. s-.l .. .'
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Thompson are re-
joicing over the arrival of n fine baby
daughter, who came to gladden. their
hearts and brighten the home Satur-
day. October the twenty4third. The
little Miss tipped the scales at 61s
pounds. The mother apd babe are
under the care of n nurse.
Mrs ]. II. Goldswortl,y entertained
the Misses Mildred and Flora Virgins
at n dinner courtesy Tuesday evening
in compliment to the birthday ami.
versary OF Miss Vera Hart, music
teacher in the local schools. The af'
fair was highly enjoyed by each one,
.but by none. more than the hOnoree:
Misses Mary Finnigan and Josephine
lO'Harl have returned to Omaha fol.
lowing q weeks visit Mt the home OF
\ the formers cousin. Mrs. SEoWd
Thompson. also visiting at the John
Finnigan home in Buck Grove.
| Word reaches here of the birth of
Il baby boy last week to Mr., and Mrs,
Claude Blackman of Denison, who
formerly resided in Dow City.
Ed. lthart left the early part Of
last week for Clarke. S. Oak, to which
place he accompanied car load OF
goods, consisting of machinery, ETC.. to
be used by his nephew, Joe Smith, on
the farm there.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Ahart and the
MyrOn Rice family were delightfully."-
entertained at dinner Sunday evening
Thompson and all greatly enjoyed the
meal together and the social hour
which followed.
j. II. killion came Sunday from Au-
burn to visit his family and to attend
the funeral of his Uncle, E. d. Barnes
Monday afternoon.
Mrs George Gress went to Wood
|
ter, Anna Mae, who had been there
|! q week or more with the formers
mother, Mrs. VIII Wiley, while under
going series OF medical treatments.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. Gress received
word that the little one had taken a
1 turn for the worse and left immediate
~ for that place. going down witt, w.
r. Hulburd in the car. All sincerely
trust that the child will soon recover.
/ -VThnYoINSDnN
children were in Buck Grove and
spent the Sabbath day vat the paren.
tai. John Finnigan home.
Mrs Elizabeth Ahart has been quite
sick few days the past week at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. j. w.
Stepanek. but we are pleased to re.
late that she is now improving.
Enos Cross and Fred Colby, accom-.
panied by Ed. LANCER Of Denlson went
they Joined Prof. W. Manning on q
| coon hunt, returning home Sunday.
Mrs. F.. NJ. Cole enjoyed 4 visit
from her sister. Mrs. Rachel Clarey
who came down from Denison to spend
the Sabbath with her.
Mrs. David Clark went to Vail
Thursday where she was pleasant
guest at the Frank Wolfe home, re.
turning Friday.
4 bali game was held Sunday on
the local diamond when the home team
and EARRING were the contestants. Dow
City winning by Il score of 10 s.
The game was largely attended
John MathyS was q business visitor
in Omaha Thursday last.
Carl NIotter of Des Mones was in
town Sunday visiting with friends.
r. r. Lusk went down to Omaha
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