The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-09-23
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DUNLAP ITEMS
: 1888 **** ****

Dunlap. Sept. 22(Special to The Re
vie")-F;ev. Mr.. Grant, the newly ap
pointed NJ E. Minister preached hi
first sermon Sunday.
AT the evening service the Congre
gational and NJ. L. congregation.
joined in union service at the NJ T.
church to listen to Rev. A. w. Hal
ned's farewell sermon.
4 Mr. Harmed goes to an appointment
in Des Moines while our people re
greet his going, they are pleased tc
know that he has much merited pro
motion by this move and all join il
bidding him God speed.
A goodly number from here attend
ed the Harrison county fair held al
Missouri Valley last week One Of the
special attractions was a base ball
tournaments closing Friday for cham.
ionship of Harrison county. The
team from Little Sioux won the cham
penship OF Harrison county. The
played between that team and Dun
lap. The exhibits We're better than
last year. Some were disappointed in
there not being harness races but the
other free attractions more than made
up for this. Among the visitors were
Mrs. J. J. Moorllead, Mrs. l. L. Brace.
Mrs. Lambert. Mrs. c. w. Brace and
Messrs. McNally, Brace. Lambert,
Quinn and Nels Baker
ALI the talk about high priced land
in Iowa, it would seem is not in real
estate boosters literature for only
1nc Joc 1,
acre piece OF land adjoining the town
limits to William Mclean for 10000
Miss Ruth Sullivan. who is taking
training for nurse in ST. GATHERINGS
hospital at Omaha, took Il few days
rest at home last week.
Nj. and Mrs. G. II. Brace attended
the Harrison county fair at Missouri
Valley Thursday.
Phillip Shields returned from . two
weeks visit With relatives ut st. Paul
Friday. While there he attended the
Minnesota state fair at llamline and
says that the live stock exhibit was
unusually good.
b. l.. Brace and James Quinn at
tended the races at Dow City Tuesday
p. 7. McNally was business visit
or in Council Bluffs Friday
Mrs. Chas. Reese. OF Woodbine, Wis.
tied her two sons living west of town.
Roger Lyman and family autoed to
Pisgah for an over Sunday visit with
Mrs. Lyman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Rcsenbaugh.
Miss lola M. O'Banion, whose we'd
ding occurs Wednesday OF this week.
has been comDlimented by number
OF social affairs. Her cousin, Gladys
Wettengel. gave a six o'clock dinner
in her honor Wednesday after which
Miss O'Banion was given a miscella-
neous shower. Another cousin of the
bride. Miss Sarah Bonsalt, entertained
Tuesday at Kensington.
Mrs. Bert. Roundy, of O'Neil, Neb.,
is here visiting friends and relatives
Mrs. Andrew Jackson and daughters
were over Sunday guests at n. n.
Baughmar's home.
Mrs. NJ. N. Kearnes left Thursday
for Omaha to enter the Presbyterian
hospital for rest and treatment.
Mrs. Emma Hall and daughter, Miss
Nellie, are spending the week with
Mrs. Halls sister, Mrs. II. n. Baugh-
man.
Mr. and Mrs. David Adamson, Of
Los Angeles. Cal, are here visiting
Mr.. Adamson's mother. Mrs. Sarah
Adamson. and other relatives
Mrs. Fred Jackson and Letay Trip
left Saturday for independence. Mo-, 10
enter the hospital there for treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baber and Vir-
gill Curtis Black. Clayton Black and
wife, Petrea Petersen, Glenn Argot-
singer. Eva and Faye Franklin auto
ed to Lake View for an over Sunday
visit. The weather being ideal, they
report {. delightful time.