The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-15
DOW CITY ITEMS
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cent death Of Mrs. Katie Bohnar-Good
man, which occurred at the home OF
her. parents in Kansas. The deceased
was well known here, having lived with
her parents in the vicinity west OF
town prior to their removal to Kansas
Her many friends are very sorry in
deed to learn of her demise and wish
to be numbered among those in offer
ing sympathy to the bereaved ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mesenbrink
! We're down from Denison Sunday visit
ing at the parental. r. w. Tech, home
The John Ahart family entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ehardt,, of the
! state of Idaho q couple Of days last
week. The guests. had been away or
an eastern trip by auto and We're or
| their return home. Their car became
out of commission and they We're com
|pelled to stop here for repairs and EN-
! braced the opportunity Of visiting theii
friends, the Ahart family.
j. l.. Butterworth was a passenger
to Deloit Sunday evening, returning or
Monday.
Mrs D. D. Ringer, of Omaha who
has. been guest at the Chas. Smith
home the past week or more. spent
several days with friends in Denisor
the past week.
r. f. Lusk and wife and Mr.. and
MIS-. ~. w NllSOIls anu IxSOile
and Dow, were royalty entertained at
the home of Hudson MclIenry and wife
east of town Sunday. An elegant din.
ner was among the enjoyable features
provided and the day was one of real
pleasure to all.
Henry HARRISON and wife went down
to Council Bluffs Sunday, where they
were guests Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Saltzman. They remained ov-
er Monday, which day is observed by
their people as the Jewish new year.
Mrs. Sophrone Bell was among those
from here who attended the l.. ID. s.
meetings in Dunlap Sunday. Eleven
candidates We're received by baptism
on that day. x
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Brink and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Steffin We're over from
Charter Oak Sunday visiting friends
and attending the Datterl funeral.
r. w. Houston and wife and Mrs.
g. NJ. Brake were delightfully."- enter
tanned at Sunday dinner at the pleas.
ant country home Of the latter's sister,
Mrs.N.T. N. Bell, north of town.
A Mrs. John Ahart enjoyed a visit last
week from her brother. Chas. Griffin OF
Idaho. who stopped here on trip
through the east,
John Datterl and daughter. Rena
were arrivals Saturday from Weldon,
Tex, accompanying the remains or the
wife and mother here for burial. The
.Datterl, family We're packing their
goods preparatory to moving back to
this vicinity at the time she was strick.
en- by illness.
Virgil Butterworth, wife and two chill
dren were down from Denison Sunday
and visited at the parental, Chas. r.
Butterworth. home. al.
o. A. Cooper came over from Spencer
Saturday and on Monday his wife and
daughter, Lucille, went back with him
and the family are now located thera.
Having rented furnished house they
have stored their goods here in the res
idence of Mrs. w. w. Galland. Their
many friends wish them the best of
success in their new location. Their
son, Roger is spending this week at
the home of his aunt, Mrs. w. c. Rolls,
expecting to leave Saturday for Iowa
City,. ~ Z
1. Clark ,Sterrett, Of Anthem, was here
and spent several days with relatives
and friends the past week and took in
the fair at Arion.
Miss Lillian Ahart went to Omaha
Sunday for a visit with friends. Mrs.