The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-27
DUNLAP NAN |
GEISSYABBED
George Leland Stabbs Stanley Thorn
as on Streets Of Dunlap With
ong-Bladed Pocket Knife
BAD BLOOD BETWEEN THE TWO
Injured Man Taken to Omaha Hospi-
tal and Leland Taken to Logan
and Placed In Jail

DUNLAP, June 26.-Special.-
The chief excitment of the past
week was stabbing affair between
two men of our town. EXcitment ran
very high one afternoon last week
when it was known that George Le-
land had stabbed Stanley Thomas as
Thomas twas walking up the street.
Leland was talking to someone on
the edge of the walk and quickly
stepped in front of him and with both
hands stabbed him with a long blad-
ed pocket knife. Although bad blood
had, existed between these men, for
some years, there had been no words
Of any kind at this time. Thomas
condition was considered very, seri-
GUS and he was at once hurried to
an Omaha hospital, where his cOndi-
tion, was watched with grave fears
by, his friends. However, he IS now
thought out OF danger. Leland was
taken at once to the Logan jail by
auto.
Robt. Moorhead and family. of So.
Omaha, autoed up Saturday to spend
Sunday at the J. J. Moorhead home.
The Red Cross meeting held here
on Thursday night was a success fl
nancially. $4,000 was raised at the
meeting and on Saturday night it was
some above $4,000. r. B. Wallace was
the speaker of the evening and with
the hearty cooperation of the Com
mercial club, affairs moved along
real swiftly.
The Juice" at Dunlap still seems
L. I'll, two %1Hr Il toh fVHer
flases and the thunder roars-the
light goes out and as thunder showers
are the style at present it Is well to
have a lamp at hand at all times, un-
less you wish to take the risk of hit
ting your toes on all the rocking
chairs in the house. 1t is hoped that
it will soon be 24-hour current.
without being afraid OF the thunder.
Mrs. Caldwell and children, Of Sioux
City, are here the guests of M. w:
Small.
Mrs. Susie (Smithl Eaton, q Oma,
Ina, is In town.
The cafeteria supper 6lS6n " 4 tli6
ladies of the CONGREGATIONAL church
was success and netted them shout
$40.
Dunlap's chautauqua is scheduled
to be held August 10 to Is. inclusive.
G. P. Moorhead ond son, Harley. Of
Omaha, were in town one day last
week. They are officials in the Dun
lap State bank, and are old residents
of the town. Mr.. Moorhead. Sr. has
just returned from Omaha, where he
has spent number of months.
The Alter society of the Catholic
church held a social in the auditor
ium of the Parochial school on Sat
urday afternoon.
Mrs. Esther Hall is in Cedar Rap
ids attending the wedding of rela-
tive also visiting for few days.
Miss Clara Norton, OF Wyoming,
was here between trains one day last
week
John Roush was an Omaha visitor
couple of days last week.
The Commercial club spent several
days last week in the country inter
viewing the farmers concerning the
Red Cross drive and quite large sum
of money was added to the amount
raised at the meeting on Thursday
night.
Ms and Mrs Lester Roberts. Of
Kansas" city, are here, the guests OF
Mrs Roberts, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !:
Malconi Baird ~ tW
A number Of our people attended
the convention in the Bluffs last
week. .es~ ,e.,sss--',ses--.