The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-08-14
DUNLAP ITEMS


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L. K, and D. v. Moore, and E. 3
Acton motored to Okoboji and spent
the week end, returning the hrst Of
the week to their duties. ..,
The Surgical Dressings department
for the Red Cross has received re
QUESTION for the $50 splint irrigations
| It will take some time to finish these
as the workers are only Working dur
ing the forenoons during chautauqua
Miss Daisy F1amm Of Glidden is
here, the guest of her sister, Mrs
Ralph Durham. tsal-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oil and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Oil spent Sunday at Blue
Lake. as8
The Dunlap band are the proud pos.
SCISSORS of new band stand and have
given two concerts on the last two
Wednesday, evenings. This project
should receive the hearty support OF
the people as it is the first time that
Dunlap has had band concerts and
they like to compare favorably with
their neighbors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Casey of Vivian,
is. Oak, motored down last week &C.
companied by Miss Mary Burke who
has been spending some time at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Casey. While
here, they will be the guests Of the
Burkes and Dugans.
o. and F. Petit of Dow City, were
in town Wednesday.
Miss Nora Ernsdorf of Logan was
to, off 1nc Eri6ov n11ifl
number from here attending the
| funeral.
Henry Messenbrink who lives north
of town sustained a broken arm in
falling from stack of grain.
Mrs. Howard Alexander of Wood.
bine, has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Hayes
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Pflieger and daugh-
ter are making an auto trip through
Minnesota, Miss Theresa driving the
car. They expect to stop at Fergus
Falls for a visit.
II. H. Morse and son returned the
first OF the week from South Dakota.
John Schnoor OF Denison was a
business caller between trains here
one day last week.
Miss Kate Keogh of Spencer, Nebr.,
has been in town the past week, the
guest of Miss Olive Sophy.
Jim Dugani of Camp Dodge Sundayed
at home. a.
The death of Mrs. Geo. Henney &C.
Cured at an Omaha hospital the lat
ter part of the week, where she had
been taken in an effort to regain her
health, she having been a great suf-
ferer for a number of months. Mr..
and Mrs Henney were pioneer sett-
lers of the Willow, living on farm
for number years, only moving to
town about eight years ago.. large
family is left to mourn the mother, be-
sides the husband and brothers and
sisters. Funeral services were held
from st. Patricks church Saturday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Probasco .last week.
A twelve pound son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Griffin.
Mrs. Scharpshire and daughter, Of
Omaha have been visiting Mrs. Ester
Hall. 81 3.S.3 q 4
Mrs &C. "a. Kersiaw and daughter Of
Omaha are guests OF the her sister,
Mrs. Ralph Durham.
'oCoS SCudA 0CtCldl udy .
in Omaha the past week.
NJ. Thielen left Tuesday for Camp
Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mungan are pleasantly
domiciled in their new home south of
town.
The chautauqua is in full blast hay-
ing started last Thursday, and it is
drawing large crowds in spite of the
exceedingly warm weather. Strick-
land Gilliland appeared the. first day
and of course needs no introduction
to the people, he having been on the
platform here several times. He was
followed by the Overseas Quartetto
composed of four discharged soldiers
direct from the trenches, who come
with their message of song and story.
Private Bull in his talk both in the
afternoon and evening held the clos
est attention of his hearers.
Mr.. Frank l.. Moot who is the pat
form manager is a very winning per-
son and has made many friends dur
ing his short stay here. @
Junior chautauqua is under the SUI
|pervision of Miss Marjorie Parmentier
and is very popular with the young
folks. The following officers of Junior
town were elected to help put on the
pageant, "Liberty's Torchn the last
day of chautauqua:
Mayor-Clark Caldwell.
Clerk-Viola Taylor.
Commissioners of Law and Order
James Nicolls, Health, Helen Stewart,
9Clean-up, Louis Leland.
This is Clark's second year as may
'or so he is well versed in the duties
connected with the Office
Thos. 0. Lehan, the ReXall propri-
etor here, left last week for Greeley,
Colo, and was Joined Friday by Mrs
Lehan and two sons, John and Paul.
They will remain week.
Mrs. Frank L. Mott and daughter,