The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-18
DUNLAP ITEMS
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Mrs. A. P. Moore and son, Ben Ag-
new, returned the last of the week
from Rochester where the former had
been consulting the doctors about the
health of her son.
Mrs. r. G. Moore and father, E. b.
Acton, were Omaha shoppers Wednes-
day.
The business girls planned a picnic
| for Monday, expecting to take nike
to the woods, but the weather was
rainy so the fete was enjoyed in the
library auditorium where very pleas
ant time was passed. =" 80. Z,
F. M. Smith spent several days at
his home in Woodbine the past week.
| The infant child of Mr.: and Mrs.
Floyd Flynn was buried on Tuesday
afternoon in Pleasant Hill cemetery.
The family OF Rome Moorhead are
one more comfortably domiciled in
the Moorhead house on the farm. Con-
siderable improving was done to the
home prior to their moving in.
| MSS Bess Lehan returned the first
of the week from pleasant ten days
visit in Boone with her sister and 9TH
err friends.
Mrs. Edward Fleming spent last
week in Ute.
A birthday party was enjoyed by the
small daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Barrett Tuesday evening at the pleas
ant home on Gospel hill. The young
sters enjoyed a royal good time and
were served with dainty lunch.
Mrs. W. A. Chauncy has been in
Missouri Valley the past week attend
| ing the county fair.
have been busy threshing the past
The farmers southwest of town
week and all report the yield as fairly
good-good considering the dry wealth
err which prevailed.
Lester Roberts, A. w. Jensen, Fred
Reithmeir, Ben Brown and Herbert
Lantz left Wednesday for the ship
building yards in Virginia "a. -
Miss Kate Munley, of Council Bluffs
was in town on business Saturday rel
alive to her mothers property in the
south part Of town. s w. ~
Mrs. C. M. Jensen was in town from
Denison and spent the week end with
friends here. Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen
were former residents of Dunlap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Windham and
family are in Omaha during the illness
of their daughter, Janette, who is con-
fined to hospital there.
A meeting OF the committee of the
council of defense Of women was held
I in the library auditorium on Saturday
to perfect plans for the giving OF a
patriotic picture show on the evening
of September 3Oth at the Idle Hour
thereafter, the proceeds to be sent to
the national council. The picture is
to be "a Man Without Country" one
of the most popular of motion pic
lures put on the screen today. A cam
paign for membership will be made on
the evening of the show. So far there
are about twenty charter members.
The household effects of Mrs. Vir-
gil Smell were sold on the street Sat
urday afternoon. Mrs. Smell has been
making her home in Omaha for some
time.
Mrs. Long and children, of Aurora,
Neb, are here making their home with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cramer,
while her husband is in service.
M. P. Kavanagh has been in Omaha
the greater part of the week visiting
relatives, while the store has been in
charge of Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Taylor.
Miss Helen Gould has accepted po-
sition as trimmer in the millinery
store as trimmer in the millinery
ing season.
l.. X. Moore and Frank Carlson we're
in Logan one day the past week at
tending to matters pertaining to the
council of defense.
"A deal was consumated the last
week whereby Mrs. Cynthia Peters
became the owner of the A. ID. Jones
property in the east part of town. This
is one of the pioneer residences of
the town and Mr.. Jones only consent.
ed to sell because it is necessary for
him to spend his winters in the south.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Jones are in fail
ing health and spent last winter in
the south and contemplate doing the
same this year.
Bert Frasier and family are to oc'
cupy the house recently vacated by
Rome Moorhead in the west part ot
town. known as the Munley property
One of the new sanitary fountains
has been installed on the corner by
the Corner grocery and has been a