The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-15
DUNLAP ITEMS


The chautauqua has been in ses'
sion for several days and has been
all that was anticipated. The big
rain that came on Saturday night on
" helped to swell the crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Bramson and
family are enjoying their vacation
now and are taking trip by auto.
The camp fire girls served an ice
cream social on the library lawn on
Saturday afternoon and realized
small sum for the Red Cross.
Mrs. F. H. Morgan was the guest
Of Mrs. J. r. Wheeler between trains
Saturday afternoon.
The stores banks, and all places OF
business closed on Monday afternoon
to hear Gov. Buchtel.
Mrs. r. Moorehead and children
spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mishler and Mrs.
Frank Schlensig leave soon to make
their home in Texas. 1t is with re-
greet that we see these good people
leave to make their home elsewhere.
The big meeting Of the Harrison
county farmers clubs held in Wood
bine recently was great success and
1t was planned to hold next years
meeting in Dunlap.
Robson, oldest son of A., P. Moore.
and wife. celebrated mis- sixth birthday
Thursday in true style by entertain
ing about thirty of his small friends
at party at his home on Gospel hill.
Miss Margaret O'Connell is spend
inK part OF her vacation at the home
of her brother near Ute. ~ 4
.Threshing Is the popular amuse-
'ment among the farmers at the pre-
sent time, it being possible to see
several threshers at work at the same
time while driving through the coun-
try.
Mrs. E. Quinn who has spent some
time in town visiting, has returned to
her home in Omaha.
Mrs. Driscoll and two sons, of
Council Bluffs. spent part of last week
visiting her sister, Mrs. Branson, west
Of town, also her neice, Mrs. H. Mill
ard, jr. r
Mrs. Hennings of Boone, is the
guest of Miss Ella Taylor.
B. F. Roberts of Ames, spent some
time in town last week.
Miss Helen Jones, of Knoxville, is |
the guest of Mrs. Joe Chauncey.
The members Of the Patriotic club |
are doing themselves proud in boost |
ing for chautauqua. ..a...
Y Ono of the bigges: dances of the
season was held last Thursday eve
Ming. six young men of town being
The hosts. EEs. ~ IN w.
p. w. Houston threshed 933 BUSH
els of spring wheat from 30 acres.
This was pronounced by the miller
to be the very best.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson are in
town, the guests Of lIis parents Mr..
and Mrs. l. Wilson. y
Mrs. D. v. Moore and two sons and
Mrs. 8. G.. Liscomb are spending
few weeks at their cottage at the lake.
- Mrs, Martin Barrett is visiting her
son, Will, at Mallard, la.
vacation at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ Smith.
Miss Gladys Wettengel and Mrs
Donald Moore spent some time in
Omaha last week. Hl
Mrs. Chas. Jessup and son. Martin,
are visiting friends in Sioux City.
Mrs. Nettie Ellis. Of Ida Grove, has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs. !.
Wilson.
Leonard Bramson, of Ute. is spend
Ing some time visiting his brother,
Otto Bramson and family. F..
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hanson returned
from short visit with relatives in
South Dakota. l |
Miss Stella Grattan of Emporia,
Kan, is the guest OF her friend, Mrs.
Irwin Pounds. ". /
Miss Mildred Torrnson, of Omaha,
was q guest in the Wingate home the |
past week. e