The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-11

efficient clerk in the T. E. Allen drug
store for some two years, has resigned
her position. She ID making arrange
nents to dispose Of her houshold goods
lat public auction Saturday OF this weel
and she and her son, Ebert, are leav
ing at an early date for California t.
reside. Chas. Rigsby has been secured
to take her place in the drug store.
I Harold Rudd was an arrival the early
part Of the week from South Dakota fol
a visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
III. T.. Rudd, while recuperating from
his recent operation for appendicitis.
Relatives here are in receipt of WORD
from the Earl Brake family Of Missouri
Valley to effect that Mrs. Brake had
gone to Iowa City, taking her seven
year old son there for treatment. The
child has been suffering on account OF
dislocated hips, with which he was af
flicted since birth. Hopes had been Civ.
en- up of his ever being cured. After
going to Iowa City an operation was
performed and the bones replaced. 1t
| is reported that he stands every chance
for a recovery although it will be
about six months before he will be able
to leave there,
M. A. Rigsby has accepted a position
as janitor in school building at Mis-.
souri, Valley and expects to leave for
that place the fast of September. His
family will remain here.
Sam and Hans Birkhofer Were in
Carroll Monday, to which place they
took several hogs to place on exhibition
at the county fair there this week.
A. w. Wilson and Mr.. SpellElan. ac
companied by Clyde Kelly. We're at Col
Inns Monday attending a baseball tour
Mr.. and Mrs. Snowd Thompson and
baby went to Buck Cirete Saturday for
an overl Sunday visit with her people.
Eugene Crandall and son, Richard,
and Miss Mildred Virgins We're in
Woodbinc Monday. Richard having den.
tai work done. NJ
Miss Stella Staller was down from
Denison Saturday, a guest Of Miss Cor.
al Argotsinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Divine and
daughter, Inez, were in Denison Thurs
day visiting at the home of Mrs.
Dwine,s parents. Mr., and Mrs. Chris.
Vollersen.
1 Relatives in Dow City have received
word conveying the Information of the,
birth of a baby daughter on Saturday,
August 7th, to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Fl. God
dard. of FIT. Dodge. This being the on
" daughter in a family of four children
they are quite elated over her arrival.
Misses Ruby Rolls and Lucille Coop
er have returned from a pleasant visit
of q week or so at the home of their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Baber, at Neville
James Pearsall, wife and son, have
returned nome from a ten days visit
among her, relatives in Ethan, s. d.
Miss Tina Nelson and her visiting
cousin, Mrs. Petrina Treinor, and
Anna. of Waterloo. visited
at the Fred Steffin home near Charter
Oak one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Riddle were at |
home Sunday in their fine new resi-.
dence which has just been completed
south of town whenafthey entertained
/ company of relatives at dinner.
Those participating in the affair includ.
I'd his father, Edmund Riddle. his sis |
.ers, Mrs Clarence Bryan and Mrs.
D. e. Bremser, and their families, his
brother, Norman Riddle and wife, and
lis uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E. d.
Butts. A very pleasant time was spent
ogether. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph See came from
oes Moines last week for a visit at the
,ome Of her sister. Mrs. James Pear
all, being on their way to their new
lome in Sioux City.
The M. G. Virgins family are in re-
eipt of an announcement of the mar.
iage of his brother, Will Virgins, of y
irinnell to, Miss Pearl Mae McNabb,