The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-19
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where the later will consult the doc
| tors concerning her health. She has
a diseased ear and will undoubtedly
have to undergo an operation.
Oliver Johnson went to Ames last
| Friday noon and took in the Ag carni
VAL returning home on Monday morn
ing. as t,G5y GFsti. 2l4s Il 81
Mrs. Ida Wright received news thai
| her granddaughter who lives neal
Lake City, has been burned with car
bolic acid, and was in the hospital al
Lake City, and went over on Monday
| to see her.
Mrs. Eliza Elton went to Lake View
on Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs
Harry Williamson, the remainder Of
the week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. R. p. Irwin and daugh
tiers and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter irwin
were Sunday visitors at the Alex
Johnson home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex johnson will leave
| the middle of the week for a six weeks
trip in California and visit with Their
| sons and other relatives who live there
Norman Gardner was down from TT
Dodge on Sunday and stopped for q
short visit here with his parents.
We understand that Louis kiner
who has recently purchased the home
of VIM. Marker, will be married this
week at OdebOlt.
Mrs. Nelson, of Lake View, visited
here with Mrs. J. Jensen last week.
| Lou Hester, of Ida Grove, visited last
Friday at the John S., Porter home.
Mrs Benson and daughter, Blanche
| visited last Saturday with Mrs. Good
ale and other friends.
D. w. Young returned from his Wis
| it to his sister in Grand Island the lat
/ ter part Of the week.
Mrs. M. Quinian and daughter, Mel
lie, spent last Saturday at Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Dean visited Mon
day at Lake City y
Miss Edna Dunn came from Omaha
to spend sthe week end at the Quinlar
| home. 5
Miss Wilbur went to her home or
Thursday OF last week, returning or
Saturday evening.
Miss McAdon, whose mother is still
seriously i'll, returned last week and
gave the final examinations TO hel
scholars and the room was then CLOSED
to allow her to return at once to hel
mothers bedside. We are glad to say
she will teach the same room neXt
year.
y. c. Selby, of Sioux City, visited
at the julius Nomsen home last Sun
day and Monday.
Miss Hilda Disscher went to Carol
on Monday to visit.
John Mann was down from Sac City
on Sunday to visit the home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ]. Dean and daugh
ter, Emeline, and Lenore Finley were
shopping at Sac City on Saturday.
Miss Grace Ireland is visiting at M
Quinlan's.
Mrs Helen Fisher is down from
Odebot visiting her mother.
Mrs. Heggerty went to Madison, s
d.. last Friday to visit her people who
live there.
Mrs. v. staab and daughter, Lulu
shopped in Sioux City last Saturday.
Mrs. c. M. Hopkins and daughter
Alice, were in Sac City last Saturday
Misses Lorene Oetke and Ida Dear
went to Odebolt Monday afternoon tC
attend the class play given there, re
turning on Tuesday.
The high school ball team was badly
beaten in their game with Lake View
last Friday afternoon.
George Sieyert was up from Denisor
to visit at home Sunday.
Misses Durham and Steiner and the
children of their rooms held theil
picnic at the lake Monday in, spite o.
the rather threatening weather.
| Mrs. Irene Hendrickson came dowr
from Inwood last Saturday to spenC
the week here with her parents. hel
sister, Alzada. being one in the class
who are graduating here this week.
| Rev. and Mrs, AID. Schwidder and
Mrs. V. Staab were at Sac City or
Monday.
Mrs. Chas. l.. Goodenow and daugh
ter, Marilla, were shopping in Omaha
last Friday.
the first of the week in Odeboit ant
In1 fI,n o1a rN1nu there
| Word reaches here to the effect thai
Rev. L.. v. Slocumb, of Chappell, Neb.
has been suffering recently with O Sc
we're case Of neuritis. Latest reports re
ceived by Mrs. Slocumb's sisters, Mrs
lG. M. Brake and Mrs. J. N. Bell, state
that he is now improving, fact the
many Dow City friends of the family
will rejoice to know. rs
Among the past weeks social activ
tiles is listed an old time circus giver
in the basement of the Methodist
church Saturday evening under the
auspices of the Epworth League. A
number of clever attractions were fea
tured, among which was parade. head
ed by jazz band. In the refreshmeni
line coffee, sandwiches, doughnuts, pic
and home made candies were offered fol-
sale. The occasion was thoroughly en-
Ijoyed by all in attendance. The net pro
ceeQS announced 10 dUOul PSV, Which, VIII
be added to the Leagues subscription
to the basement fund.
Dow City friends will be interested
to learn that Guild and Harold Rudd
/ the sons of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rudd
who have been conducting q restaurant
in Centerville, s. D., have sold out to
their brother-in.law. Earl Baker. who
has now taken possession. Harold re.
turned to Dow City a few weeks ago
and has accepted employment with the
Crawford County Telephone company,
working with our local manager, r. p.
LuSk.
Linfred Ahart was in Charter Oak
making an over Sunday visit with
friends. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Colby and Miss
Dorthy Ahart attended church in Dun.
lap Sunday.
Mrs. J. F. Rudd departed Monday
noon on her return home to Centerville.
is. D., following couple Of days visit
with relatives and friends.
Relatives in Dow City have recently
learned of the marriage Of Miss Eliza
beth Ahart to a Mr.. Dudley, Of Oma-
ha, where the happy event took place
on April 8th. The bride is the eldest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Ahart,
who moved from this vicinity to Coun-
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