The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-09-20
DUNLAP ITEMS.
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DUNLAP, Sept. 10, Especial to the
Review The car driven by Plato Dun
ham and containing besides his wife
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Jones, Mrs. l.. H,
Z Tyler, M. J. Barrett and Gerold Rem
de, ran over an embankment several
miles south of Logan and seriously in
jured several of the party.
Mrs. Jones is very i'll at her home
Mrs. Durham serious scalp wound
Mr.. Barrett in an Omaha hospital with
an injured knee, and the others are
not SO seriously injured. -
In driving fast around corner, the
driver failed to make the turn.
The car belonging to VIM. Helm
and operated by one of his sons, was
in a smash up in Woodbine Sunday
having a head On collision with an.
other car running at rapid rate OF
speed and making a wrong turn ahead
of them. The cars were both quite bad
" damaged but no one was seriously
hurt.
Mrs. j. r. Wheeler, and Miss Aman.
da Edwards, were Omaha visitors on
Wednesday .-
DR.. and Mrs. Philbrook, and son
Rowland, motored to Dunlap Sunday
and made short CALI with several
friends. ~E... ........,. ~.
The Womans club met with, Mrs
Gene Smith on Monday afternoon and
enjoyed pleasant AFTERNOON of a
short business session. The hostess
served light refreshments at the close
of the afternoon. A committe was ap
pointed to visit the schools and report
the condition found there at the next
regular meeting in two weeks.
Mesdames Lehana Rogers, and
Messenbrink also the Misses Gladys
and Mildred Rogers motored to Deni'
son Saturday and spent the day visit
ing and shopping.
ThOs. Lehan has been on the SICK
list the past week and out of the store
for several days. "a
doah, and Elsie McAndrews, of DEM
son, who were teachers in our public
school the past year, spent the week
end here, the guests of their many
friends. -..... .....
Lyman Dye, and wife were called up
on to mourn the death of their SIX
months old baby on Saturday last
from an aggravated case of pneumon'
ia. Their many friends sympathize
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Wheeler left for
their home in Mesita, Colo, on Satur'
day morning, making the trip by auto
DR.. Henderson spent Sunday with
the home folks at Sidney, Iowa.
Miss Sarah Conrad left Friday for
4 Wheaton, H., to attend college the
coming year. IL ..,.s,..
Miss Cronkelson, of Council Bluffs
lie the guest of old time friends for a
few days.
Mrs. L. G. Tyler leaves soon for her
new home in Thermopolis. Wyoming
Miss Eva Barsby has been visiting
relatives in Dow Cit yand Arion the
past week or ten days.
Joseph Burke is convalescing from
an attack of pneumonia.
Geo. Thompson was Denison Visit
or on Tuesday.
Miss Anna Carnuihall is attending
school in Fremont, Nebr.
Miss Beulah Fox spent Sunday IN
Onawa.
Mrs. Jess Petit was an Omaha visit
or Friday.
Mrs. Fred Wattingel and daughter
/ Gladys, and Mrs. !. E. Nordaker spent
Wednesday in Denison.
Ora Malone is at Sioux City conduct
ing land sale. =.
"A gang of men are at work neal
town on the transmission line ~
tween here and Woodbine. Here's
hoping we get the "juice" this fall.
Miss Marie Daily has resumed tn
study of vocal music in Omaha, leaV
ing for there on Thursday.
Mrs Frank Hagen entertained
small company Of ladies at cards OF
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