The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-20
DUNLAP ITEMS
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Miss Sadie. McAleer, of Danbur,
has been the uest of her sister, Mr.:
jJ. r. iSlattery, the past week.
Frank Walker was in Omaha on
day last week visiting his wife, VIII
, is III a hospital there.
Miss Rogers and her sister, Mrs
i. Hubbard. of Log an, were guests Of TIL
Misses Ledden I THURSDAY and Friday.
T. J. Harringto T. of Vail, YaSs fYis
Iitor at the Ed LetAan home.
Bryan Shevlin was a DoWsAAty cal
er one day last week..
NJ a bS't ton, was wseh in Chicago ~'tast0e'
on Jack ess Cali has been very sic1
i 18th pneumonia the past week and un
de the care of a trained nurse.
Yrs. Anna White. Of Lincoln; wa
in town several days last week. ~
MISS L. Johnson, nf Nebraska, ha.
ibeen visiting Florerce Tierney the pas
week.
| Miss Kathryn Monaghan. of Omaha
was here to attend the Casey fWnera
Monday.
caller last week.
| E. r. Caldwell was 10 Logan on bus
mess one dag last week.
Mr.. and Mn. Cecil Elecht. Of Deni
son, were the guests of Der mother last
week and white here they motored To
Omaha with MIS-. LiscOmb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Barrett and
daughter, Helen, were Omaha passen'
gers one day last week. =.
Mrs. John Cane was an, Omaha visit:
or several days last weelt.
Raymond Liscon1b. OF Kansas City.
was the guest of his mother, Mrs.
Frank LiscOunb. last week. '''
Tinker and Rogers were elected as
school directors and Fred Wettengel
." Miss Bernice .PKillipy4was-a Wood,
bine visitor Sunday. 3, 49,
Mr.. and Mrs Dick Larson; of Ute.
visited friends here Sunday - =
Mrs. Paul Hartwig spent Sunday
with her parents at Dow City: :, =. i, =, :!
Mrs. Bert Smith and her Mother.
Mrs. Becker visited in Woodbine one
day last week.
The death of Jim King, for a num-
Der of years a resident of this vicinity.
took place at his home in -Muskogee.
Okla, last week. He is survived by
three sons and one daughter. all OF
Muskogee. He was "a years of age.
Mr.. Haacke, state agent for Congre.
gational literature, was the guest of
NJ. P. Brace over Sunday and while
here spoke Monday afternoon to the
teachers of the Congregational Sun
day school and in the evening address,
ed the Fortnightly club
The Wheel of the Congregational
church will be entertaine d at the home
of Mrs. l. Wilson Tuesday afternoon
and the time will be spent in Red
Cross sewing. The hOstesse are Mes
danes Davie, Reedy and Moore.
A surprise hard times party. was held
at the home of Miss Anna Helm on
Monday evening. The evening was
very enjoyably spent and the girls
brought lunch to which all did ample
Justice. = /
The Red Cross sewing cirle met at
the Red Cross rooms this week. Dur
ing the past couple Of months they !
have made at theirafertnigllt9y meet
ings forty bed shirts and fourteen
bath robes.
Twins, a boy and a girl, were born |
to Mr.. and Mrs. P. Weber Last week. |
Mr. and Mrs. Robertson and son
spent the latter part of the week in
Omaha.
A big Red Cross sale under the SUI
pervision of NJ. J. Griffen, will be held
on the street Saturday. 1t is hoped
that q good donation will be the result |
of this attempt to raise money for the |
cause.
Art Mccain was Denison caller
Wednesday.
Mrs. Bolton and Mrs. Blankenship,
OF Logan, were callers at the U. w.
Bolton home last week.
Mrs. Bert Brace was an Omaha pas |
senger last Wednesday,.
Mrs. Ernest Landingha. of Boone.
has been the guest Of friends here the |
past week.
Special services were held at st.
Johns Lutheran church Sunday for
the confirmation Of Mary and Clara |
Anderson. H. Wendt was the pastor |
for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lyman, of Oma- !
ha, have been the guests OF relatives
here the past week. Il
B.. Dr. Guy Landee was a visitor here
Sunday. f ''s.t*.&
Mr.. and Mrs. Radcliffe were Omaha |
shoppers Saturday.
w. r. Mcknight left here last week
for Grove City, Pa, to look after some |
business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson returned !
to their home III Omaha after being |