The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-05
new BANK OPENS
DOWN AT DUNLAP
Opening Of First National Bank at
Dunlap Last Saturday Attended by
44ss Large Number Of Visitors.
SOUVENIRS FOR THE VISITORS
Cash Prizes Awarded Those Who Reg
isteFed, the Names Being DRAWN
First Prize $40, to Roy Helm
DUNLAP, Dec. 4-Special-

- DUNLAP, Dec. 4-Special--
THE, opening Of the First National
hank occurred Saturday. This build
4 ing is indeed very beautiful one for
a town Of this size. The interior is all
solid oak woodwork. tile floors and
marble benches, desks and counters
Souvenirs Of cigars" small savings
banks, roses, vanity cases, pencils,
souvenir pennies, etc, were given to
the. vAst crowds that called at the
bank The wives of the officers helped
to distribute the souvenirs. IT. +. lOr-
dan, the president of the. bank, met
nearlyssall the visitors at the door Of
. his private room at the front of the
blank and gave them the glad hand and
s invited all to inspect the new building
limits entirety. The visitors were ask
:edStO register their names and address
essand three cash prizes were given
away in the. evening to. three names
drawn from among those registering.
Y The prizes were: First. $40 to Roy
Helm; second SIS 90 to II. Mullen, and
third, $3.50 to Mrs. Davidson. 1t was
a gala day for'the town and vast num-
5bers registered during the day.
The Thanksgiving bazaar and din
ner given by The ladies' OF st. Patrick S
church was a great success, as over
$500 was made. Aside from the ba-
zaar the ladies served dinner supper
and afmidnight supper for the dancers.
skigers orchestra from Council Bluffs
furnished the music.
Miss Clark and d. II. Roush, Of Oma-
ha, spent Thanksgiving at the home Of
Ia 10 hrHf Lob l-n
Mrs. John Bowman and Alan Taylor
were in Denison between trains last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton, of Omaha, spent
THANKSGIVING with relatives here.
Miss Martha Mccain attended the
bazaar and made her farewell visit
here before starting to California to
spend the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lister, of Deni-
son, were Thanksgiving guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Haight spent
Thursday at the parental home
THE Birth OF a Nation" is billed by
the Idle Hour managers for December
18th.
The death of Mrs. e. r. Caldwell oc.
CURED on last Monday evening and
the funeral was held from the resi-
dence on Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Wright OF Mansfield, Wash, were here
Mrs. Wright was formerly Miss Flor
ence Caldwell Mrs Gaumer and her
daughter, the former a sister OF Mr..
Caldwell were in attendance at the fun.
aral. Mrs. Caldwell has been paraIy.
ic for q long time and death was a well
me TeIsask foms her suffering "
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mesenbrink, of
rockwell City, spent Thanksgiving in
lOWn with friends. =
The WOman's club met Monday af-
ternOOn at the library.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Reed were in
town Friday to attend the Caldwell
funeral
j. j. Moorhead was an Omaha pas.
senger Sunday.
The members of st. Patrick's church
were able to hear Rev. Father O'Con.
nell say high mass on Thanksgiving
morning.
Mrs. Clara Taylor leaves for her
home in Grinnell after spending a week
at, the home OF her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. l.. Kellogg.
Ed Lehan spent Thanksgiving at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. O'Connor,
in Boone, and Sunday was visitor at
Camp Dodge.
4 Miss Kelly. the music teacher in the
schools here, spent her vacation in
LeMars, the guest of her brother.
AL Burling visited at the home of his
mother Saturday evening between
trains
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil are pleasantly
domfciled in the Hershey home on Cos
pei Hill.
In ;,t,
nual New England dinner and bazaar
al the church on Saturday, December
9Th.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. Gleadall autoed
to Des Moines on Sunday. taking Miss
Isabella Davie back to her school
duties there
Mrs J. Fackleman left for Nebraska
tuesday to attend the funeral of a
niece
N Mr. and Mrs. Ed kinsella, of Greel-
ey, Colo, spent Thanksgiving at the
homes of c. e. Liscomb and D. vi
Moore.
Miss Ruth Petersen spent the vaca-
ton at the home of her parents at
Sioux City. .
q Mrs. Gene Smith and daughter spent
the latter part of the week in Manila.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Barrett, of NAL
lard, spent Thanksgiving at the home
of his mother
Mrs. Ralph Young, OF Waterloo, has
been visiting at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Roth.
II 7. Cook was called to North Yaki- |
ma, Wash, last week by the illness of |
his mother, who lives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Knight left for
Logan last week to make that their
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs Emmett Mcintosh visit |
HsatSEAmps D60se last week.
Hiram Kellogg, former resident OF |
was here last week renewing |
@lhfR &dsSMifW or Outlook, Gaifada, |
spent some time last week at the NJ. |
G. Daily home.
Mrs: Arch Cook returned the latter !
part OF last week from several days |
spent with her daughter in Omaha.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. kleeb, who have spent |
some time at the home of Mrs. Nc |
NaughtOn, left the last of the week to |
make Woodbine their future home.
q Jasper O'Banion returned on Thanks |
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