The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-17
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DUNLAP ITEMS

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,Kiger's orchestra of Council Bluffs
was up and played for dance in st.
Patrick's hall last week and another
dance is scheduled for Pfieger's hall
on Thursday night Of this week.
Mrs. Mary E. Burling and grand
daughter, Lowell, were Woodbine Wis
itors Sunday, spending the day at the
home of Mr.. Ramsey.
A returned missionary filled the pull
1T at the Congregational church Sun
Tie, Misses Meyers and Baldwin, of
4 LoSSn, were guests at the Chimney
home last week
HarrysLittle returned to his work at
Il Webster City Tuesday evening after
several days spent, with his family at
Messrs. Mccain. and Cramer were
In Manila Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AK. Jones have re.
turned from a number Of months spent
It the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Young, in Omaha.
#5 DR.. Peters; attended the funeral OF
I friend in Earling Wednesday. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Rawlings received
the sad intelligence on Friday evening
that their son, Merlyn, who is at Camp
Dodge, was in the hospital and would
be operated upon that night for appen-
dicitis. Mr.. Rawlings left at once by
auto for Denison, where he. caught the
late train and arrived in Des Moines
the next morning. He reports his
sons condition as favorable as posi-.
BILE Saturday night. .
Asnumber. from here attended the
funeral of Mrs, Hupp in Woodbine on
Sunday: g..
The Il. Wssg. "A. fund finally amounts.
to over $27 81 Mrs Robertson donated
a tame. roostersand Mr.. Griffen donated
his services. as .,auctioneer and the
fooster brought III $f16: ~ - = $ &
M E. T. Ryan was in South Dakota last
week looking after business interests.
4 The funeral of Frederick Bahr &C.
acurred last week from the home south
west of town and interment was made
FIN Pleasant Hill cemetery.
% Mrs. Thos. Cover suffered paraly'
.,tic stroke Thursday and is at the pres
eent time very low. Her children have
sall been summoned.
a Mrs. Hannah Servis was in Omaha
several days last week.
Lyle Muir was in Omaha Friday.
d Andrew Bolton has been the victim
of pneumonia at Camp Dodge the past
week.
n Miss Barbara Wettengel has accept:
J. ed a position at the Remde store, hav-
Ssing resigned her position in Omaha to
saccept the same.
!. Miss Marie Daily spent several days
I'm Dow City last week, the guest Of
ssMrs. Frank Howorth.
Geo. Chamberlin was in Omaha one
day last week to accompany his sister,
aMrs. Ford, home from the hospital.
\ Considerable excitement was caused
last week by the arrest of car loaded
with BOOZE near, the cemetery. Two
Hmen and two women were arrested and
!. taken to- Logan and late rdevelop.
sments caused the, arrest Of some Of
Z our t0wnspe0ple and all are out now
ON bonds.
! A. L. Burling and daughter, Virgin
,ia.,Fese guests ax.tbe Mother Burling
home hetvapn-4nai Friday EVENING,
Geo. Taylor spent the week at home
sreturning ito Arthur the FIRST Of the
J. week. 5 +; Z = T.. =
\ Mrs. Jessie 'Vint Vognild, of South
HDakota, is in town the guest Of rela.
I tiyes. She was a resident here some
years ago and has spent the time in
d renewing old acquaintances. T.. g.,
Measles still have a number Of vic:
q Tins in town and it is hard work to-,
b keep every day affairs moving as first
: one and then another has to take an
. enforced vacation.
II Mrs. j. J. Moorhead entertained a
4 number of ladies at a sewing on Fri
" day. The ladies'spent the time in max
3 ing and packing the vermin proof gar.
h ments for the soldiers. A consign.
+ ment of fifty was sent to Iowa City
U Friday to be chemically dipped and
{, returned to the committee.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Burleigh were called
8 to Yankton, 8. D., last Wednesday by
q the sickness Of his mother. Later re.
. ports are that she suffered from a
!: stroke of paralysis but is still alive.
Mrs. w. A. Chauncey was. hostess to
I the members Of the Industrial club on
Thursday at which time number of
the ladies enjoyed a pleasant after
noon and also a dainty lunch.
The funeral of Mrs. Katie Daughi
| try was held at St. Patrick's church
|, Saturday morning. Her death occur;
I red on Thursday. She had been in
4 failing health for some time. II
Geo. Carsten, of sAckley, was here
submitting a bid on the plumbing for
I the new school building. Mr.. Carsten
I has many friends here, having visited
1 here number of times with DR.. and
Mrs. Rath.
"A. N. Jordan was an Omaha visitor
4 Friday.
d. v. .Roush, Of Omaha, spent Sun
/ day at the home of his brother in the
country.
= Mrs. Clara Taylor and daughter,
j Helen, are spending week at the
l home of Mrs. Taylor's parents, Mr..
! and Mrs. L. Kellogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Mill are COM
y fOrtably domiciled in the home recent:
i ~ vacated by c. Rosenberger
"A large auto truck loaded with eigh-
teen head of hogs and bound for the
Bluffs was stuck in a caved in sewer
! ditch on one of the main streets here
D Tuesday. These places are very de-