The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-30
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Child of Ames
We're in town for a few days, the guest
of his aunt, Mrs. Rachel Child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cullivan went tt
& Onawa on Sunday to visit at the hom'
of their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Oliver $780,"
I Mr. and Mrs. Burleigh left on Mon
day for their summer vacation.
Mr.. Smith who has been employed
in the Dwyer barber shop, left Monday
for Arion, the shop here having chang
cd hands. ~ =. "' -, -, -
Ed Smith has sold his barber shot
to Grover Dyer who will take posses
sion in the, winter some time. In the
meantime the shop will be under the
supervision Of Homer Smith. t
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Robson were here
last week visiting at the A. p. Moore
home. They were enrOute to theil
home in Nebraska from Ames. So.
Mrs. Sam Lee was a passenger fol
Omaha Saturday morning with her sor
whom she took for medical advice and
will return Monday She will return
to the hospital where he will have his
limb put in a cast
J Mrs. ]. j. Moorhead was called tc
Woodbine Sunday morning by the crit
tical condition of her uncle, Mr.. Burk
holder. ~
Mrs. Paul Bennett of Missouri Val
ley, was in town last week visiting
her sisters, Mesdames Lehan and Glea-
dali. III.
The families of Lehan and BOies,
who were at Okoboji for few days,
returned the latter part of the week.
The dance at Pfliegers' hall Thurs
day evening was we'll attended.
Miss Frances Burke is taking her va.
cation from her duties in the telephone
office and is spending most OF it in
Omaha with her sisters. -'.'
Mrs. John Gepson and sons; of Oma.
ha,s ARE visiting relatives here.
Monday morning work was neglect.
ed in order that people could go down
to see the Motor Truck Corps go
through on the Lincoln Highway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jones are spend
ing some time at home this week, rest
ing from their work. ~.
Mrs. Joe Burke was called to Allan
tic last week by the serious illness of
her daughter, Mary, who is staying
with her aunt, Mrs. Casey.
Miss Sarah Conrad left Monday eve
ming for her home at Great Falls,
Mont. She was enroute from Whea-
ton, ILL.,, where she has been attending
school the past few years. Mr.. Con.
rad was pastor OF the Congregational
Church here for a number of years,
the family being we'll and favorably
known here. , 80
Lee NOtsOn was a visitor here the
past few days on his return from over
seas, and has been the recipient of
many socials by members of his set.
Tie children of A.. Doherty OF
Boone have been visiting here and re-
(, turned last week accompanied by their
cousins, Evelyn and Marie Smith. =
Mr.. Hopkins who has been in the
employ of the Boyer Valley Telephone,
companyefor number of months, left
to work in Woodbine. %t
i Henry McE]roy arrived Tuesday
morning for Kansas City for a short
visit with his mother, being on his way
to meet his wife. and children, who.
are returning from the lakes. -..
Miss Rose Dixon and friend were
here from Omaha for visit at the
parental, Dixon home.
The, ball game Sunday with Council
Bluffs, resulted in score in favor of
the visiting team. In fact the games
of the past two Sundays are ones OF
which Dunlap is not exceedingly proud
Miss Keenen, who has been nursing
Phil Cronin the past nine weeks, has
returned to her Home. Mr.. Cronin
having improved sufficiently to war.
rant his leaving for his home near
Charter Oak soon.
Mrs. Morrisey of Lincoln, has been
in town the past week, the guest of
Mrs. v. Remde. A number of i'm
promptu affairs were planned for her
lin a. social wey. She will be remem-
bered as Mrs. l.. G. Tyler and lived in
Dunlap for number Of years. he,
: Itswas thought possible at one time
to, get a. choir together for Sunday
church services of old-timers, that had
sung in the3ichoir in the years gone
by. as three Of the old residents who
live away from here we're visiting at
the time, Mrs. Morrisey, of Lincoln
Mrs. Hattie Bair Thomas, of Sewall,
Ia; T. T. Child, of San Accacio, Colo;
and Mrs. M. B. Bailey. who lives here
at the present, time. However it de-
veloped that some were compelled to
leave for their home before Sunday.
Miss. L., Terrill has gone, to Councilfl
Bluffs, and secured work in a restaur-
ant there, 49, :" - -
Mr.. and Mrs. King were here from
Muskogee, Okla, the past week visit
ing friends and relatives. Mrs. King
was formerly Miss Bessie Chapman.
daughter of Giles Chapman, who lived
west Of town for number of years.
Mrs. J. Pounds has been entertain
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