The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-16

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ernoon at the home of Mrs. Frank
Glassburner. A lesson study covered
q period Of one hour and the time was
made very interesting for the little
folks.
Il. w. Tech and wife We're visiting
in Denison Friday.
John Cross, LaVerne Gibson and Ger.
aid Cooper, who recently enlisted in
the army at Et. Omaha, Spent several
days here last week and visited their
home folks. The boys were accompan.
led by an army commander and are
out on a thirty days recruiting trip.
They remained in Dow City three days
and will travel through Nebraska be.
fore returning to TT. Omaha. Each
boy will be entitled to a fifteen days
furlough for each recruit he receives
and the boys take q great interest IN
their work.
Lynn, little son of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
IG. Virgins, has been quite sick the
past week with a bowel infection and
was under the care of q doctor for o
| few days.
John Blackman, proprietor of the
meat market at .AriOn, was in town one
| day the past week to consult physi.
| clan in regard to a badly injured fling.
| member being caught in a sausage
grinder. 1t was necessary toy amputate
| the finger between the first and second
| Joints, it being the third finger on his
hand. Although causing much pain
l for a time, the wound is said to be
healing as well us can be expected. :,
Foster Cornelius and wife, who have
| been living on farm east OF mere
have moved to town and arc occupying
the small residence OF j. II. Bonsall
| just cast of town, which was vacated
| by Mrs. S. Il. Baber a short time ago
Mrs. r. M. Arnold who has been Oc
cupying the residence of VIII Jordan
/ for sometime, purchased the property
recently and we are told that she does
not expect to return to Anoka, Neb., as
had been planned.
Miss Irma Chamberlain is here from
Lake View spending a few days with
friends.
Alfred Hansen and Ben Davis. two
Of the players Of our baseball team
were absent Sunday, serving with the
Denison baseball players. Their plac
es in the local team We're supplied by
two others who We're secured for the
day. @
Leon and Wesley Cranler and Bessie
and Frances Berry went to Omaha Sun.
day to see Merle Berry in the hospital
| Word reaches us Just as we close this
letter that the child passed away Mon
day night, following a serious illness OF
several days with various complications
after having an operation performed
for the removal Of his tonsils and aden.
oids. The lad was about six years old
and was the only son of Mr.. and Mrs.
WILDER Berry, who, with two sisters
Bessie and Frances, are left to mourn
AS yet the funeral arrangements have
not been made, but the body will be
brought back to Dow City for burial
The many friends of the family deeply
sympathize with them in their loss.
Dow City friends of Rev. and Mrs
l.. " Slocumb of Chappe,l, Neb., will
be interested to learn that they are
the proud possessors of fine new
seven passenger Buick car, which was
recently presented to them as q gift
from their church congregation. Rev
Slocumb is now engaged in doing min
istcrial work out around the country
near that place. One day when ready
to make trip he found that his car
was out of commission and went to q
garage to secure another one. Upon
returning home, he was pleasantly sur
prised to find the new car in his gar
age. Rev. and Mrs. Slocumb's numer
GUS friends here will rejoice with them
in this fine token of love and esteem.