The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-01-17

Harlan visitors last week, called by
| the serious illness of her father.
Miss Elsie McAndrews of Denison
has been visiting Dunlap friends last
weei. Es.
| Miss Tia. Forney, formerly teacher
there but at present booking Midland
Lyceum material for next winter, was
in town this week trying to interest
the commercial club. Z.
l.. Singlin- returned 1rom Council
Bluffs Friday s@t- -
! Atty. w. |. Wolfe, of Logan. was a
business caller in Dunlap Friday.
The dance held in the parochial
school Thursday night was we'll at
tended and much enjoyed. 5
Mr., S. G. Liscomb is at present un-
der the care of trained nurse. ..
| Miss Myrtle Mitchell is employed
at the city bakery at present.
The high school declamatory con-
| test held in the NJ E. church Friday
evening was we'll attended.
The judges were Supt. Graham, of
| Logan, and Reed, of WoOdbine. Lee
Williams won first over all in his
humorous selection, Jim Wolfe, and
the Cats" Catherine Mcintosh, End in
her dramatic selection OF Madame X.'
Mrs. Cecel Hecht was in town Sat
urday, the guest of her mother, Mrs.
LisComb. A.
The Woman's club met Monday at
| the home of Mrs. J. F. Slattery, she
and Miss Zeta Taylor being hostesses.
The lesson upon Women OF the Bible
| was in charge of Mrs. A. p. Moore.
VIM. Rannells and wife and Rev
Grant attended the S. S. convention
at Council Bluffs last week. ,
Emerson Mills and wife have return
ed to Dunlap. "a. .s....,.....
B. Shevelin left last week to, spend
the remainder Of the winter with his
family in Los Angeles, Cali.
Father O'Connell returned last week
to Washington to resume his studies.
Mrs. Anna McElroy is visiting in
Omaha, the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. R. B. Dozier. RI.
An old time masquerade will be
held in Pfeiger's hall Monday, Jan. %.
An Omaha customer will be here with
costumes. Prizes will be awarded.
Miss Madeline Rickett, of Omaha,
spent few days with her brother, DR..
Richelt last week. -, 'a
Mrs. O. r. Bramson, and children,
spent the past week in Charter Oak
at the sturgis home.
The Dunlap Reporter added forty
one names to their honor roll last
week. -
August REM and Albertine Grove. of
Vail, were united in marriage last
week at st. Patrick's church by Faith
er Hanson.
Dunlap is trying to start a band
for the summer Here's hoping.
The foot ball boys hold business
meeting In the city hall Tuesday eve
ming, January 10.
The Commercial club held meeting
last week and elected the following
officers: President, M. c. Daily, vice.
president. E. ]. Moore; secretary. I.
Il. Nordaker; treasurer, L. X. Moore.
beard of directors, G. f. Nordaker, E.
E. Acton, Ray Gorham, w. A. Davie,
NJ. p. kavanaugh. Nine new members
were received at the meeting.
The Nelson Hollow Farmers club
met with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Soda.
THE General topic for discussion was
Farm Economy -.-,-.a,-,.-
MI, Erenbeck has returned from his
vacation and is again on duty at the
Satterlee drug store.
DIR. Powell left Tuesday for Yakawa
Washington to be gone number of
days.
Mr. Hecker, the Standard Oil man,
is comfortably located in the NJ. P.
Kavanaugh homes of the park.
Frank VanSlyke, of Manila, is here
|Icalled by the serious illness of his un-
Gle, M. w. Colwell
The Dunlap basket ball team were
defeated by the Denison team Satur-
day evening at the latter place by a
score of 1916.
Harry Tinker, of Ute, is spending
Sunday with his family.
Mrs. A. ~. Jordan was an Omaha
visitor Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Robson, of Council Bluffs,
spent some time last week visiting
friends and relatives here.
M. w. Colwell an old time resident
of Dunlap is seriously i'll at his home
here and but little hope is entertained
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