The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-04
DOW CITY ITEMS
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tvl9lt with relatives at webster Slly
Ames and other places.
turned to Council Bluffs Saturday fol
lowing an enjoyable visit of month
at the home of their grandmother, Mrs
w! ". Galland.
miss Mabel Thomas came down from
Carroll Friday for an over Sunday Wis
III at the parental, p. L. Thomas, home
She was accompanied by two of her
oUsasins, little Helen and Jean Saul.
81 MIR and Mrs Reuben Huff and five
children were passengers to Missouri
Valley Saturday for a visit with his
mother, returning Sunday. +,
81 Misses Pearl Cornelius and Ruby Ba'
Der were in Dunlap Saturday, the for
filer having dental work done.
EsEN.gC, Rolls, wife and daughter Ruby
and Mrs. 0. "A. Cooper and daughter
Eucille, were over at Neville the latter
part Of the week where they visited
Mesdames Rolls and COOper's brother,
Eugene Baber, and family. Ruby and
Ilucille remained for a few days long.
III, the other returning Friday.
III Miss Ruby Baber, chief operator at
che telephone office, is enjoying weeks
vacation from her duties and Mrs.
Ralph Igou, the night operator, is man.
aging both shifts this week The for
tier Is spending a few days with ner
friend, Mrs John schaupp, at Dunlap.
$lssMrs. II. X. Coleman, Mrs. Clair But
terwortr and her visiting daughter-in-
law, Mrs Arthur Butterworth. OF Pen
sacoIa, Fla, were In Denison Saturday.
Where they attended social function at
the home Of Mrs. P. w. Harding.
A. p. Moeller and wife We're passen-
gers to West Side Saturday evening
FOR an over Sunday visit at the home OF
/ Ills parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Moeller.
IN. rot n6
from a pleasant weeks visit with reia'
tiNes iii Council Bluffs and Omaha.
I: Jim Baber and daughter, Lucinda,
went to Denison Saturday, where they
made d visit with relatives, returning
Sunday. Mrs. Baber's brother, Frank
Crawford, and wife are moving from
Sioux CITY to Denison, he having ac'
ccepfed position in a restaurant there.
Barney Brinkman was down IRON
shis sister, Mrs, Walter Cole, and fam
Nv Nv /, Nh,
Mrs. c. Il. Rudd was caller IN Dun
lap Saturday between trains.
Floyd Rigsby and Fred Randel were
county seat visitors Saturday.
Miss Helen Stephenson was down
from Arion Sunday and was guest at
the home OF Mrs. Sophia JENKINS.
Mrs John Turnlund and children ieft
lowing a ten day visit with her mother,
Mrs. Horatio Wingrove, and at the a.
n Turniund home. They also spent
4 few DAYS with the Elmer Turnlund
family at Council Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Miller, Of Mis-
soGri Valley, were here Sunday as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred EDWARDS;
mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wieland ana
fiye children left Monday overland 1or
~. = a, visit her mar
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Black. They expect
to BE gone two weeks.
Miss Viola Mathys returned Satur
day from a three weeks so1ourn az the
home of her sister, Mrs. John Schaupp'
near Dunlap.
~ Arch Henry, who is serving IN the
navy. was an arrival the past week on
a thirty day furlough, -hich time ne
VIII spend here at the home Of his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. M. "A. Henry. ne
w. stationed In California.
Frank Binnall was in Carroll Thurs
day. where he attended the ball game
Between Dow City and Carroll.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. O. 8. Carlson and little
son Freddie motored up from Dunlap
SUNDAY and spent the day at the home
OF Mrs. "A. B. Carlson.
II; r. Butterworth went to Harlan on
saturday, where he attended two DAY
I ID. s. church.
SThe Methodist Sunday school are
blaming on holding a picnic on Wednes
day. August 18th, in the Enos cross
grove. AZ picnic dinner will be enjoyed
together at 1.-THE noon hour. coffee ana
lie cream being furnished by the sun
sday school, The afternoon VIII pc ae-
voted to sports Of various kinds. com
r,nittees have been appointed 70 make
a *. VaoronfI0n and
sif n expected that several ball games
win take place among the boys OF the
sunday school. Big plans are under
.Way for the occasion and line tlme y
anticipated. All of the members and
friends or the church and SUNDAY
school are invited to be present ana par.
ticipate in the festivities Of the DAY.
Mrs. Emery Shissler and three daugh.
i ters arrived Sunday from waterloo snasna nos
mother, Mrs. Jane Wood. and at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. G. L. Rudd,
Mrs Clair Butterworth and Mrs. Ar,
tk,,r Butterworth We're in Ute ano
Na I the day Wednesday at the home
/ 81 the formers daughter, Mrs. Fioyo
s'' Eugene csandall and wife returned
Saturday evening from a several Gays
i G0lQuCu III SIldhh, ~ AiS.
dall' had an operation performed for ,ne
7 removal Of an abscess on her shouldeI
4 81 Little Esther Cramer, who met VIII VIII
mite q. serious accident recently by TAI
inc from a bag swing on the school
sss grS,,nds. was taken to hospital IN
Y IIenison the latter part Of the week loi
& Few DAYS treatment. IT. was foune
that infection had developed from t !.'
Injury she received on her lower up
iTaSid although suffering greatly Tor
fine she is reported to be improving az
{ present. Little Russell Young was also
& iyictim OF an accident by falling IRON
The came swing the past week ana penn
cutie badly bruised about the mourn
me swing has now been taken Gown
~ order OF the school board as a means
IN nreyenting any more accidents,
4 Mrs. III. b. johnson ana daughteI
SEerne. were in Council Bluffs last week
Ana enjoyed few days visit WIFI
\ friends. -, ,,;r,;,
fs' Mrs. Horatio .Wingrove, Mrs. Minnie
Wingroye and son, Bryce, Mr.. and MRS
Harvey Hamerick and children ano
Mrs. !. p. Goodman We're among the
\ Denison visitors Saturday. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Cook: son, VI
Der. and their nephew, Leslie Greene
m0tored to Vail Sunday and spent tne
liay at the home Of the latters par
ants. Mr.. and Mrs. D. i. Greene.
Elder Chas. Z. Butterworth ana lam.
IN and Mr.. and Mrs. A. i. Jackson
u A riou Sunday visiting at the