The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-13
DUNLAP ITEMS
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Mike Berens and Herman Gersdorl
Of Charter Oak were in town last
l week.
Miss Gertrude Trellon who has been
visiting at the John Benedict home
returned to her home in Abba Wed
nesday.
There will be meeting at the
city hall Monday, March Is, at which
time farm expert will talk to the
farmers. =
Still more cases OF the measles.
One grade at school that usually has
an attendance of 80. had only II last
week owing to the measles.
Rev. Augustus G. Hacke of Grinnell
will deliver a lecture at the library
Monday evening, his topic being "Civ.
ic Righteousness"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Jones were in
town for few days last week and
are again with their daughter, Mrs.
Ed Young in Omaha.
Mrs. Geo. Nelson is here from Oma'
ha called by the serious illness and
death Of her moth, Mrs. Sarah Casey.
Mr.. and Mrs kwapizeski have moved
to Panama.
Mrs. A. N. Jordan is i'll and required
the services of nurse during the
past week but Is reported better at
the present time.
Miss Emma Messenbrink is visiting
her cousin at Stuart, Nebr.
Mrs. Edna Quinn and son, Harvey,
made farewell visit here last week
preparatory. to moving TO- Douglas
Wyo. e.. = ''','. .'s' -
G. F. Lands has been making some
additions to his bakery installing some
new show cases. ~ ,'.'-
Mrs. Roy Randall and baby have
been spending the week with Mrs.
Amos williams she and her husband
expecting to spend the coming year
in the west in the hopes Of benefiting
her health.
Messers. w. A. Chauncey and Geo.
Cullivan were In Omaha last week.
Misses Glorentina Dixon and Lor-
raine Curtis visited Mrs. Harold Haight
in Woodbine last week.
NJ. p. Kavanagh was in Omaha last
week visiting his brother, Peter, be-
fore he left with the squadron for Vir.
ginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Evans have
moved to Logan to make that their
future home
D Miss Mary Klene has been visiting
relatives in Ute the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Moore enter
tanned at a whist party at their home
"Wednesday evening OF last week.
Mrs Preston received the first Red
Cross bestowed for the completion of
thirty six hours of service. She had
this distinction together with the one
OF serving thirty six hours in three
consecutive days.
Miss Mae Gracy Sundayed with the
home folks and then returned to her
home in Omaha.
B Ed Remde was in Omaha last week
and was accompanied home by his
Lena, who has been in the
- .Jkta there for sOnre time:
Mrs. Riley and daughter. Mrs.
Pierce we're Omaha shoppers last
week. ...
Miss Clark Of Eagle Grove, is to be
for Mrs. Leland the coming |
season,
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Groves have NOV.
ed to Omaha and expect to make that
their future home.
Mr. and Mrs Ora Malone have NOV.
ed to Denison.
DR.. Powell accompanied a patient
to Omaha Wednesday.
Mrs Ed Crawford has returned to
her home from a two months visit at
Shambaugh. Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Foster of schles-
wig have been visiting in town the
past week. the guest of friends.
Mrs. I. f. Nordaker and Mrs. E. e.
Acton and daughter, Thelma, were
shoppers on Thursday of last. week,
Mr. Nordaker joining them Friday.
The meeting Of the Wheel held at
the church parlors Tuesday afternoon
was we'll attended. light lunch be-
ing served by, Mesdames Moore, Roy.
mods and Hall, consisting OF dough.
nuts and coffee. This was a business
meeting and among other things 1t was
decided to do Red Cross sewing at
the meetings to bc held. The first
meeting is to be held at the home of
Mrs. /. Wilson next week. %',t'i
Mrs. Emmett Mcintosh and children
left Thursday for their .1 neW home in
Mrs. Paul Bennett Of Missouri Val.
ley, has been an over Sunday guest at
the home OF her sister. Mrs" Chas.
Gleadall in the country 80
y Mrs. Robt. Wettengel has gone for
a visit with her people at Milwaukee.
She will be gone several weeks.
q Mrs. Casey died at the family home
in the east part of town Friday after
u long siege of heart trouble. She has
required the services Of a trained
nurse for number Of months.
Mrs. c.. G.. Caldwell has been i'll for
some time but Is convalescent at the
present time.
The Jessup and Barrett Furniture
store has dissolved and the firm name
from now on will be the Barrett Fur
niture Co. They have also disposed OF
nearly all their novelty goods and
hence forth it will be strictly furniture.
a Some of the fixtures were purchas-
ed by Fred O'Banion and installed in
the city meat market where they have
already added stock of canned goods,
cookies, etc.
Mrs. Frank Hagen was an Omaha
shopper Thursday.
"a Mrs. Geo Taylor and Mrs. John Bow.
man returned from Omaha Friday az
ternoon. .,,
4 Mrs. Helen Bradcn Morse is very
i'll at the home OF her husbands people
In town.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Merritt are the