The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-02
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DOW CITY ITEMS
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lay, May 29th.
Leo Ahart motored to Schleswig
inday on q business trip.
Fred Colby. Olive Boham and w. e.
w motored to Lake View Sunday
gere they enjoyed the day in fishing
nglng home thirty.five fish.
Mrs. j. P. Riddle and children came
from Omaha Saturday for visit
tn her mother, Mrs. Jane Wood. and
Fl the home Of her sister, Mrs. C. r.
i'd.
Miss Ferne Johnson, who has been
aching at Earlham the past yeas
me Saturday to spend the summer
y the parental H. b. Johnson home.
e has accepted position as teach
in the public schools Of Ottumwa
VI the coming year.
I. E. Baber, wife and daughters
trnet and Lula, motored up from
iuncil Bluffs Saturday evening for
4 over Sunday visit with their rela'
les here. While on their way to
wv City they figured in an accident
ar Logan, which damaged their car
considerable extent. One infOr'
ant says they were driving behind
rec new cars which were being driv
up from Omaha and when near 10
n the cars stopped. On account OF
E dust Mr.. Baber afailed to see that
4 ey were at a standstill and drove into
3 back car, which was driven by Vic
H Keehner, Of Woodbine. No one
Is hurt but both cars were damaged
+. Baber succeeded in driving his
r the rest of the way to Dow City
wever, for repairs.
Mrs. Robert Johnson and baby
rginia, came down from Denison
nsNT7 Ia To ny,d foyny f1nu n
me of her grandparents, Mr.. and
RS. John Edwards,
o. A. Cooper and, wife and Mrs. w.
Rolls visited with the Fred Baber
mily in Gallands Grove Sunday, Mr..
lber being brother of the two
dies.
Chas. Derry and Miss Ida Butter.
orth We're up from Logan and spent
lie Sabbath with her parents, Mr.. and
rs. j. l.. Butterworth.
w. C. Homan was passenger to
,uncil Bluffs Saturday for an over
lnday visit with his son, Charlie, and
5 daughter, Lois.
The William Furne family, of Arion
ere here Thursday evening to attend
es graduation Of her two sisters, Mar
a and Ruth Leuck.
Mrs. Roy Roupe and son, Of Ames,
IRE dTIlSdiS souiludy lOI VlSll III liz
ime Of her mother, Mrs. s. E. Baber.
Miss Dorothy Ahart who teaches
the Gloe school, about five miles
utheast of town. closed her school
st week for the summer vacation.
picnic had been planned for We'd
.sday,S but the rainy weather inter-
red and Sunday was chosen for the
fair. A large number of neighbOrs
lid friends were invited to enjoy the
~ with the teacher and her pupils,
! ere being about sixty in attendance.
ne customary picnic features with a
lie dinner were in evidence and the
sgy as a whole was one of real pleasure
both old and young.
3 IA. "A. Alexander was here from Sioux
ty for an over Sunday visit at his
lme.
James Turner and wife were in town
lturday form Denison visiting friends
Id shopping.
Miss Clara Potter left Saturday to
In, her mother, Mrs. j. F. Potter, in
cir new home in Atlantic. 1t will
remembered that the family discon-
iued their residence here about two
pnths ago, Clara having remained
4 complete the school term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Able were ar
yals Saturday from Ida Grove for a
w days. visit at the home of her sis
r, Mrs. Thos. Ahart, and with her
other, Adolph Honz, and family, also
sitting at the home of her brother,
EN- Honz, near Dunlap.
George Igou has been suffering the
lst week with "a badly injured foot,
e result of a pice of piling having
Hen on the member and crushing it
ne day the early part of the week
r. IgOu and son, Rudolph. were en-
lged in hauling piling at the home
zee upon the wagon, the stick on
hich it rested broke letting it fall
us shrinking Mr.. Igou's foot and badly
ushing 1t. Mr.. Igou's friends are
Try sorry to learn of the accident
i'd trust the injury will soon heal.
The Herbert Docherty family were
Ter from Buck Grove and spent Sun
" at the parental. Robert Docherty,
,me.
Richard Main left Saturday for his
rental home at Bayard to remain
Ter Decoration Day.
Mrs. Floyd Dean, of Wichita, KAN,
rived Saturday for a visit at the
me of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
rs. J. w. Stephanek. Mrs. Dean
Us formerly Miss Lillian Stepanek
ID is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
aolph Stepanek who resided here a
w years ago.
School closed Friday for the summer
cation and the teachers from out Of
Wn have gone to their respective
lines as follows: Miss Caroline
tirk, to Spencer; Miss Bernice Hun
kker, to Indianola; Miss Margaret
kan to Criston, Miss Marie Helsley,
Denison; Miss Ella Flynn, to Sol
er; Miss Lois Welty, to Red Oak;
iss Lillian Donaldson, to WooAbine,
be former four with Miss Mable |
]le, of Dow City, who has been the
Rcient fourth grade teacher for some |
rec years have resigned their pc.
ions, much to the regret of all. Miss
|irk who has been serving as seventh
ade teacher for two years has &C.
pied a position in Denison for the
ming year and will serve as teacher
the junior high. Miss Hunscker
Instructor of History and mathe.
atics and Miss Bryan as teacher Of
lglish and Latin, have been with our
hoOl faculty for about five years.
rec years as teacher of General Sci
ce. We have not learned as toll
hat their future plans are, but all
sh. them the best of success wher-
err they may be located. The fol
wing teachers will continue their
,rk here next fall: Miss Agnes
'ddard and Miss Lois Welty first
ade; Mrs. Anna Williams, second
AIDE: Miss Mildred Virgins, third
ade Miss Ellen Goddard, fifth grade; +
IS Hilda Turnlund, sixth grade
IS Lillian, Donaldson. eight grade:
BIS Ella Flynn, teacher of Domestic
ence; P. A. Long, superintendent