The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-07-11
DUNLAP ITEMS
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Three auto loads of Dunlap folks
spent Sunday at Lake View.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Chamberlin went
to Rockwell City to spend Sunday
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mes
senbrink.
The ball game Sunday between
MoOrhead and Dunlap ended in rag.
chew
The Misses Mama and Barbara Wet
tengal returned from a visit of a
couple Of months in Minnesota. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Taylor were in
Omaha on Monday. @fs
The Fourth was a success here as
far as numbers were concerned and
we think it was generally conceded
everyone had good time.
Mrs. Creager and son, of Council
Bluffs have been in town the past
week. the guest Of the lady's sister,
Mrs. C. H. Van Slyke.
Miss Christine Haas. of Woodbine,
was in town the Fourth to chaperone
the Camp Fire girls in their food sale
at the city hall on that day.
Mrs. Raine, of Denison, has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. N. Jor-
dan, the past week.
I Miss Aurora Chamberlin was a Den.
1son visitor on Monday.
Two autoes containing the follow
ing ladies autoed to Denison on Mon
day afternoon of last week: Mes
danes Rogers Lehan, Craft, Robert
sol1. "A. ii. and e.. p. Taylor, Baker.
Edwards and Miss Zita Taylor
raj. O. Belknap, who conducted a pi-
spp store here for time, has moved
their future home. 's-- - So.
. Mrs. Evans and son, of Woodbipe,
visited Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Chauncy
last week.
Mrs. Geo. Gleason has gone to
Glidden to visit her mother.
Miss Mabel Hunter is enjoying a |
visit from her friend, Miss Ruth Pet.
ersen, Of Kir0n.
Peter Barrett is the proud posses
sor Of new auto hearse of the very !
latest type. Mr.. Barrett went into
Des Moines last week and drove it
nome.
Several loads of people went to
Blue Lake to fish on Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Baird and Mrs. nellie
Goodwin returned from their visit to
he Springs the last of the week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Joe Waters, {
uly 1, girl. To Mr.. and Mrs. EN-
nett Roberts, July 2, a girl. TO Mr..
nd Mrs. E. w. Houston, July 5, a
irl. Nj
I Mr.. and Mrs. KEENAN,, of Minneap- G
lis, who have. been visiting at the a
at Shields home the past week, have
eturned to their home. q
Mrs. IF. .Pfleiger and her two daugh- :
ers, Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Dye. t
hopped in Omaha one day last week. {
Mrs. Walter Beaman, of Omaha, !
was an over Sunday guest of Miss
Mary Shield
Miss Keogh. of Portsmouth, is the
.uest of her cousin, Miss Olive Sophy. {
Jess Newland has given up his po-
ition with the Gorham Brothers and
one, to Washington, where his wife I
xpects to 90 soon. !,
A great deal OF excitment was
aused here one evening last week
y the word being given out that the
raft had come for the Dunlap boys
nd list of names were given, but
/ was later ascertained that it was
he drawing for classification.
al. Burling was in the city, the
,uest Of relatives, but he has now re-
urned to his home in the Valley. l.
Mi. and Mrs. Lester Anderson were
n town the Fourth, Lester returning
q his home in TT. Dodge the next
and Mrs Anderson going on
o Omaha for a few days visit.
The ;pagsant staged by the child
EN- f9sof the town, under the direction
II the young ladies given the Fourth,
vas 8 success and after it free Of
Ierink was asked and the people re.
sponded very generously. The ladies'
also held q tag day and the combined
sum taken in jtotaled about $3.50.
The high price of pork isn't both
ering some congressman so much as
eha fAck that thew are not getting