The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-15

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during her absence.
| Rev. q. a. BARKER accompanied his
tsoii, to Des, IN Dimes Monday /, at
,lsvhieh-.place the latter entered the. Bap-
Fist college. From there FEY. BARKER
Twill make d business trip to points in
1.-the southern part Of the, state.
Fred Colby andtwife are making trips
ifo Buck Grove each evening this week
i;tttending the Catholic mission in sess-
| ion there - Eek.
Friends OF Nslber Thomas will be in.
| terested to learn that he leaves this
week for Teciaow, China, Where he will
teach English and coach athletics at
lirinneli IN that country, which is a
school for boys supported by the Grin
nell under the American board super
vision. WILDER graduated from Grin
nell COLLEGE in 1919 and is amply quail
| fed to5fill the position he has chosen
| in the. foreign country. He expects to
sail from San Francisco on September
| 18th, The very best of wishes go with
him on his Journey.
Editor G. W. VanAtten was a bust.
! ness visitor in ,Arlon and Buck Grove
Monday. .... . ID. T..
s. Miss Edith Staley was over from the
| Oak Sunday and was a guest at the
Thos. A hart home. e.. ~. ..s
Mrs. Cecil Edwards. Mrs. George Cor.
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sented Dow City in Denison Monday.
/ Joe Hayes, of Manila. was a Sabbath
: guest at the home Of his, uncle and
i aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.. Virgins. He
| left the same day for Waterloo. going
from there Monday to Rockford. H.,
to be in attendance at the wedding of
his brother. Thos. Hayes, which occur
red on Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. William Klein was over from
,1-,S "a
| OF attending the funeral of her sister,
Mrs John Datterl.
Albert Miller was caller at the
county seat Mopday. -as
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Crandall, &C.
| esmpaniede by the alatter's parents and
sisters, Mr.. and, Mrs. w. G.. Wiggins
and Misses Mildred and Flora Virgins,
| inotored to Defiance Sunday, where
they visited their daughter and sister,
| Mrs. James Mcbride. and family. They
| report Miss Helen Mcbride to be get
! ting along, very fatorabIy after her
prolonged Illness.
"A dance was given at the opera
house Thursday evening, sponsored by
the local young people. A good attend
ance Is reported, inviting music being
furnished by the Hahn Novelty orches-
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Mrs. j ohm ,Ahart went to Sioux City
5olIufgoy. SoLJe WIS JoiIittl III -HulJlcloll
by her mother, Mrs. Griffin, the two
ladies' accompanying a relative OF that
place to Sioux City to consult divine
healer.
Miss Vada Adanson and her small
brother, Irving AdanlSon. came up from
Woodbine Saturday for visit with rel
latives, the Art S. Randel family. The
latter, who makes his home with his
grandparents, MIR. and Mrs. Charles
t., vI,s1@ +lA.,,
are absent on trip to Kansas.
The Misses Ellen, Agnes and Lois
Goddard went to Jefferson Saturday for
a. visit with the G. NJ. Talcott family.
Sunday they ALI mOtored to Boone to
spend the day at the Link Rule home,
the three ladies returning to Dow City
that night. n.
r. i. Hoffman,. OF Denison. was a
business caller here Monday.
j. G. Graul was a caller in Dunlap
between trains Monday. t..
Wayne. the eight year old son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Tyhurst. residing on
1.-the Ed Ahart place east of town. ex-
perienced a most painful and distress
ing accident on Tuesday of last week.
Our informant says that the child was
playing about with the other children
when he struck his foot against pitch
fork that was lying on the ground, one
Oh the tines OIL WHICH. was -ElOFCe(l ltllo
the big toe and through the heel, thus
causing a bad wound completely
through the member. A physician was
called to dress the injury and at pres
ent it is reported to be healing as fav-
orably as can be hoped for. @
Barney Brinkman was down from
Denison and spent Sunday at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Walter Cole, and
family.
O.. A. Cooper went down to Omaha on
Saturday and his son. Gerald, who has
been in the army training camp at FIT.
Omaha for several months. returned
with him, having been given his dis
charge He accompanied his parents to
their new home in Spencer.
Earl Morrison left "Wednesday for
Colorado where we are told he went
to look up farm location.
Prof. w. w. Stanfield was down from
Denison several days last week assist
ing in the department of manual train
ing and agriculture in our local school
The board hopes to secure an instruct
or to fill this vacancy within a short
time.
Miss Eva Tubbs. of Denison. has
been secured to fill the position of night
operator in the local telephone office.
having begun her duties the first of the
week. Miss Tubbs is an experienced
hand in this line of work and is capa-
BILE of giving good service. Miss Clara
Bartels, who assisted in the Office for
some two weeks, has returned to her