The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-19

the death of Mr.. Houston, ST., who
made his home with his son, Art, and
wife on the old home place. Mr. Hous
ton had been resident of this com
munity for many years and leaves
many friends to mourn his death.
A party was held at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Tinker on Friday
evening in honor of Jim Corley, re-
turned soldier boy who is spending
his first vacation since his discharge
with his aunt, Mrs. J.. J. Moorhead
About twenty-five were in attendance
| at the; party and all report a, fine time
and the evening passed, all too quickly.
u Mrs. Killpaek.t the instructor for
ttheFO. r. S. on Thursday evening, was
lentertained lat the home of Mrs. Pher-
lguson, the worthy matron of the local
Hodge. Mrs. Killpack came from CQun-
Gil Bluffs, which is her home, and all
were greatly pleased with her work.
! A goodly number were in attendance
at@the banquet and also at the work
put on later in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. Moore spent a
few days this week in Omaha at the
auto show and visiting Mrs. l.. K.
Moore 'h@ 4
The wedding of Miss Dolores Fraz-
Ter and Mr. Homer Smith occurred
last Sunday at Omaha and came as a
surprise to their many friends here.
Although the event was expected to
take place people were surprised that
lit happened at this time. Mrs. Smith
has lived here all her life and is at
the present time employed at the
Estate bank and Mr.. Smith came here
several years ago from Manila and
lis associated with his father in the
barber shop. They will make their
home in the Bert Frazier house.
Will Malone received a helmet and
gas mask through the mail from his
son, VIII, III, who has landed at an
eastern port and is waiting to be dis
Echarged. ~
Mrs. Frank Howorth and daughter
from Dow City visited at the M. B.
Bailey home one day last week. "
The community was shocked upon
hearing of the death in France of
RAJ phi Kirk one day last week, Ralph
was the oldest son Of MIR. and Mrs.
JAS. Kirk, who live several miles west
OF town and are highly respected peo-
pie of the community and everyone
synpathizes with them in their grief
Ralph was strictly a Dunlap product,
having graduated from the public
school here and was also graduate
of Ames several years ago. He
leaves, besides his father and mother,
an aged grandmother and brother,
Carl, and wife, who live on the home
farm, and two sisters, Mildred and
Florence, both of whom are attending
school at Ames at present
Mrs. J. j. Moorhead was in Denison
Friday to attend the funeral Of A. =.
Lyman which occurred that day.
News was received here Saturday of
the death at Rockwell City of Mrs.
Lannie Dean. Mr., and Mrs. Dean
were residents of Dunlap for many
years. "
Z Mrs. Georgia Liscomb and two chill
dren left on Tuesday for Sac City to
spend several days visiting at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Farrell.
Geo. Cullivan attended the auto
show in Omaha the first of the week.
Bert Frazier was here from the
Bluffs andsspent Sunday.
The death of Beulah Mullen occur
red on Tuesday evening Of last week.
This makes the second death in that
family in kthe course of only a few
weeks and three in a couple OF years.
The funeral waslheld from the Metho-s|
list church and interment made in
pleasant Hill cemetery ..5 tsja Il 4iss.