The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-11
DUNLAP ITEMS
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Word has been received of the safe
arrival of Gerhart Drummer in the
states, also of the arrival of Willard
Dougall.
Al Jack Chauncey entertained num-
Der of friends at party at his home
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Lou Hart has been visiting her
parents in Parkston, 8. Oak, being
called by the illness of her father.
Dunlap is really going to celebrate
and committees have been made out
to carry on the work.
Messrs. Roush and Thomas were in
town one day the past week.
will Malone who Sundayed in town
returned to his work in the Blvffs the
following day. r.,
Dwight Bender left Saturday morn
ing for Council Bluffs with view of
locating either there or in Omaha.
His wife was a teacher here in the
schools while he was in the service
and upon his return a few weeks ago
he has made this his home until her
school was out.
Joe Hanson, the contractor on the
school building, was in town Friday
and Saturday returning to his home in
the Bluffs Saturday morning.
Two granddaughter of Mrs. Major
came up from Woodbine last week and
attended the graduating exercises
here.
Mrs. Merritt visited in town last
week, having recently returned from
some time spent with Thos. Robson
and wife in Wyoming, both of whom
are in a hospital there. She reports
them as some better.
Laura Chauncey was here few
days last week from Arnes attending
the graduating exercises of her twin
brother, Merritt.
John Rudd spent several days in
Charlton last week. .....-.,
Oscar Riley has returned from the
service and is looking fine.
Miss Ruth Garland left~last week
for her home in Nicola, having spent
the past year teaching music in the
schools here.
Mrs. Hover of Woodbine, was here
Thursday. She will be remembered.
as Miss Ethel Patrick.
John Jackson returned to the Great
Lakes Naval Training station after a
furlough spent at home. His mother
has been quite sick.
Miss BOnar who has been visiting
in Oregon has returned to stay with
the home folks indefinitely.
Mrs. Laone and Mrs. Peters were in
Cedar Rapids last week in the inter-
ests of the w. R. G.
Mrs. Norman Stillson of Arion, was
in town last week.
The ball game was called off Sun
day on account of the heavy rain,
which came up in the afternoon.
Mrs. Wacker lis spending some time
at the home of Mrs J. J. Moorhead
this week, resting between cases as a
nurse. y" &@" '''ifa!i - w. tH =
Mr.. and Mrs. Cronin Of Charter Oak
have been in town several days the
past week, visiting Phil Cronin, who
was injured by an automobile last
week. '- 40 '''''' . '''''
The commencement week was much
as planned The class play Tuesday
night, given to $50, house, was we'll
received. On Wednesday evening at
the commencement exercises proper,
Mr.. Beverage gave the address, com.
ing from Omaha. Thursday evening,
the alumni banquet was held and
plates were laid for over ninety, the
largest number. that has ever been
served alta banquet. Friday evening
the play was repeated to a smaller
house.
AL Burling of Missouri Valley spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs: Mary
Burling.
Frank Shields met with an accident
to his car Saturday evening when
someone ran into his car and injured
it quite badly. "
Mrs. Dwight Bender left Friday fol
Des MOines to visit a month at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Smith, after
which she will join her. husband ir
either Council Bluffs or Omaha.
Miss Bertha Helm OF Omaha Sun
dayed with relatives and friends here
Miss Myrtle Craft has returned from
E6thervilles to spend her vacation hers
with her bother and Sister. RR
Mr.. CroHin,, who swas injured ainS ar
automobile accident last week, is con
siderably improved aat \ the preseni
writing, and hopes toEbe moved inside
of week. ~ 2.i2ss,3ss;
The fishing party composed of tn.
Moores and few friends, that wen
to Okoboji last week, were rained II
and did not return as soon as expected
Mr.. and Mrs. Hecht of Denison
Sundayed with her mother, Mrs. Lis
comb.
4 Another heavy rain fell Sunday eve
ming, stalling all the cars that were
out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler and Mr.. ant
Mrs. McCoid, of Logan, were guests O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hagen while il
town. Miss Helen McCord stayed tt
visit few days at the Howorth home
south Of town.
Frank Tinker has accepted a posi-
ton in the Mike Kavanagh Drug store
taking the place vacated by John
CnunnT TrAnurD