The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-24

DUNLAP ITEMS
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and is at the rooms again doing her
bit
Geo. E. Taylor has been in Arthur
the past week completing the sewer
system there.
Mrs. G.. W. VanMeter entertained
about twenty ladies at a Red Cross
sewing circle at her home on Friday
afternoon. The time was spent in max.
ing pajan1as and at the close of the
afternoon Mrs. Van Meter served a
light lunch.
A dance was held at Pheiger's hall
Thursday and was attended by sixty or
more couples.
AL Burling of Missouri Valley, has
been spending the latter part of the
week at the home of his mother in the
city.
Frank and Irwin Cover are here from
Washington, also Leo, from Ohio. be.
ing called here by the illness and the
death Of her mother, Mrs. ThOs.
Cover.
Dr.. and Mrs. Burleigh were Omaha
passengers Sunday evening to spend
several days.
4hl .. i1OlIS>ilu ouIlSitIllS lCCoN'
cred from the measles to be up town
these days.
Mrs. A. P. Moore entertained at an
all day Red Cross sewing at her home
on Gospel Hill. Over thirty ladies'
~f resent and goodly number of
garments were made, the supervisors
considering it a very good days work.
A number were there who do not u.s.
ually attend the sewing circles. 4
Mrs. Marcella Barsby has been
spending a few days at the Chas
Gleadall home.
Miss Violet Taylor has been spend.
ing the week at the home of her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Moeller
III DenisOn.
The gauZe workers are making by
congresses these days and Saturday
they had a number Of school girls.
The Wheel Of the Congregational
church met in body at the home of
Mrs. Mary e, Burling Tuesday. The
time was spent in doing Red Cross
work of different kinds, some sewing,
others making comfort pillows while
others shipping. Mrs. Burling assist
I'd by Mrs. Mitchell served very
dainty lunch at the close Of the after
noon. About thirty were present.
Mrs. Mary Wettengel and daughter.
Gladys. were Omaha visitors last week.
Miss Isabella Davie of Des Moines,
was week end visitor at the Gleadall
home east of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander are planning
IN moving to Woodbine soon and make
that their future home.
Little Miner Schaffer has been Wis.
ting his aunt, Mrs. Frank Howorth
in Dow City the past week
Vcrn Alexander has been visiting
4 is grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
in Dow City.
Mr., Hallowell of Dow City, was a
Dunlap caller Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Howorth and Mr..
nd Mrs Frank Hagan mOtored to
Denison last week to hear the marinei
band.
Mrs. Elleman visited relatives in
Dow City last week.
The report has just rea ched here Of
the death Of Rev. Wendt's Oldest son
who was in the army, located in a camp
at Texas. Rev. Wendt was formerly
pastor of the Lutheran church here.
Misses Riddle and Munsev of Dow
CITY were in town one day last week.
Mrs. A. H. Harper of Dow City has
been a guest at the G. C. Bonsel]
home the past week. Mrs. Sturgis of
Vermillion, S OAK. daughter of the
Bonsalls, is also visiting here the past
week.
Miss Honz of Dow City, was in town
on business one day last week.
Mrs W. II. Rule of Dow City. was
in town Saturday.
Mrs Clara Taylor and daughter,
Helen. returned to their home in Grin
nell the last of the week, after a visit |
here at the kellogg home.
News has just been received here |
'" the death of Mrs. Krohn. Mr.. |
'Erohn' was formerly in business here |
Mrs. W. A. Chauncey and Mrs. |
Jack" Chauncey and daughter were
south to see their son and |
hand Saturday evening. They are
N camp in a southern camp ,r
The boy scouts under the leadership |
If their patrol leader, Harold Tinker |
raked the park the past week having |
'everal large bonfires on different eve
'inss. The park looks very much i'm
proved and a vote Of thanks will be |
'en0ereu tne boys III recognition o!
heir gratuitous services.
The ladies of the Methodist Aid are
a May Festival at which time
an all day Red Cross sewing will be
10 rred out in the basement Of the
church. supplemented by a supp3"
served cafeteria style. The rooms will
be decorated in keeping with the
went.
Miss Harriet Smith of Omaha, Sun
layed at the l.. X. Moore home.
The Fortnightly club are planning
IN holding a meeting at the Idle Hour
heater Tuesday evening for the pur-
1850 of presenting the library board
9TH a service flag.
The w. r. G. held a rousing meeting
III Saturday adding six stars to their
flag. Mrs. Chauncey and MR.
)earduff each have two sons in tn
var. Two members were added to the
list and plans made for doing knitting
or the boys. One of the members who
vas leaving for her new home, was
presented with 2 gift at this meeting
Mr. and Mrs Willard of Persia, were
yer Sunday visitors at the r. A. VIII
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