The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-26
DUNLAP ITEMS
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Mrs. Ester Hall returned on Fri
day evening from couple Of weeks
spent in Cedar Radips visiting rela-
tiVes. She was called there to attend
the funeral of her brother, Henry
Hershey. e. %,a.s3fs n. 5.@r
DR.. Powell was in Chicago couple
Of days the first of the week,
Mrs. Frank Hagen was in Arcadia
Tuesday. }5qs 57 ~.
Dwight Bender has been discharg-
ed from the army and has been visit
ing his wife and other relatives here
for a few days. Mrs. Bender, nee
Ruth Houts, has been teaching in the
public schools here during her hus-
bands absence. G IN As
Miss Eta Faux, a sister of Mrs.
Burleigh, ST., arrived last Monday
from Lincoln to spend some time at
the home of her nephew, DR.. Burleigh.
Mrs. Minnie Small and daughter,
Nellie, were Omaha visitors during
the week end ita.a ,,. Er g.. ~ .g
Mrs. Peters and Mrs. Houts have
been out this week soliciting clothes
for the. Red Cross relief work. and
these may be taken to the city hall
certain days during the week when
the room is OPEN, SsE g' ~.
Miss Laura Chauncy came from
Ames Friday to spend the Easter va
cation at the home Of her parents. ~
Some of the members Of the Wo-
mans club gave a little surprise to
their oldest member, Mrs. Diana
Christy,. on Thursday. They met, at
her home enmasse and from there they
invited her to 60 to the M. e. church
to supper, where had been previously
prepared table in her honor at which
covers were laid for sixteen. At the
close of the repast Mrs. Child in a
few well chosen words presented her
with a large jar Of blooming hya-
cinths and also birthday cake which
was Respondent with its candles. The
OCCASION was very pleasant for the
guest of honor and will be remember
ed as such by all in attendance. This
was the eighty-sixth birthday of the
honor guest. fs ts33fffss :
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith returned
the latter part of the week from few
months spent touring the south. They
spent considerable time at st. Peters
burg. #
ID Mrs. J. J. Moorhead and nephew,
Jim Corley, were Omaha passengers
Friday where they will spend several
days, and from there Jim Corley will
go to the home OF his sister in Ore
gon.r He has just been discharged
from the army after having spent
thirteen months overseas. ~,
Mrs. j. r. Wheeler was an Omaha
passenger Thursday morning.
Mrs. M. c: Daily returned from Oma-
ha Friday. Ia l IT,.
Mrs. Hattie Smith was an Omaha
shopper Wednesday,. s "}ss,.. IA.
Council Bluffs. Thursday to spend
some time here visiting friends and
relatives. y ~
Mrs. Mary E. Burling left Thursday
evening for Freeport, ILL.,, to spend
ten days visiting with her, sisters and
other relatives there. -. tE As
J. Mrs. McCarty and her mother, Mrs.
Cramer, were in Omaha the past week
where Mrs. Cramer was taking treat
ment at hospital a:3
Floyd Keogll has purchased the dray
line Of Roy Cook and has commenced
to operate the same He has been
home from the army for a short time.
The city dads and other dads as we'll
have been talking paving the, past
week. 49, a43& A..
Mrs. Harold Haight and baby came
up from Woodbine Thursday and re-
NAMED over night at the parental S.
D. Fox, home, returning the next day,
by her sister, Mrs. F..
W.. Curtis, who went down to remain
between trains.s i ,sf,. T. Al s;5r,49
The county farm agent, Mr.. Ham
mands Of Logan, was In town Friday