The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-31

DUNLAP ITEMS
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Jim Benjamin., who has been doinf
carpenter work on the Landaker house
Tor some time, returned last week t
his home in Omaha.
Mrs. Hall and daughter were shop
Y ping I'M Denison one day last week.
Mrs. Ed Rogers was in Woodbine one
( day Last week.
Mesdames Daily and Smith ATTENDED
a social function at Logan last week
at the, home Of Mrs. Stearns.
Fred Moeller, of Deloit, was here Wis
ting the Taylor and Chamberlin fam
lilies last week.
Harold yCullivan has been. in town the
past week
Miss Buckley visited in Omaha last
week. ,s q,
81 surprise party was given Mrs. d,
Gork..m at her home on the Willow on
81. Patrick's day. the event being her
birthday. !. 85i'- b
Mr.. and Mrs, Mclean motored to
Omaha last week to- visit their son.
Fred, who is again in the hospital His
many friends hope he may soon be re-
covered sufficiently to return home.
Ed Ryan, If. informed his friends
last week when the Wood campaign
party We're going through on their way
from South Dakota east, but as it was
IN the night and no hopes Of seeing the
people, no one appeared at the train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yeager and family, of
the, w llOW, spent one day in Woodbiue
last week. X
Frank Lister, Of Denison, was in
town one day last week.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. GOrham, Of the
Willow. spent Sunday in Woodbine at
the parental, Powley, home.
Stanley Thomas was in Logan one
day the past week. :5ii
at the home Of Mrs. Libby Liscomb
with Mrs. Geo. Roush and Mrs. Brown
AZ assistant hOstesses. All report the
usual good time and eats.
w Pete Barrett ''chaperoned'' a crowd
OF girls in his car to Woodbine to at.
tend basket ball game.
Miss NJ. Tierney was, shopping in
Omaha one day the past week.
Mr., and Mrs. Hartigan were over
from Ute one day the past sweek. 4
If Mullen has moved into the Lehan,
brick as they were Unable to secure d
house In which to move. n, 54s W.; 1, M : x
The basket balIsteaimi suffered a de.
feat at the hands of 1.-THE Woodbine
team last week by a big score. The
ginls beat in the preliminary game.
Mrs. Ed Rogers and daughters were
Deelison visitors one day last week.
Mrs. u. Andrews and her daughter.
Mrh. Benedict, We're Denison callers
Wednesday.
Mrs. Wright and Mrs, Cunningham
We're Denison callers Wednesday,.
The Lehan Drug company have talk
en- over the ice business of Merritt and
Roundy and will conduct the same the
coming season. They have put up over
sixteen cars OF inspected ice and will
charge the same as last year. Henry
OlmStead will deliver Ss ,fs
Roy Cook and wife are moving this
wesk to the Casey farm in the edge OF
town. 5 = yQ
Eva Brock visited in Woodbine last /
week. rs
Mesdames Ralph Young and c.. Dun
ham and Miss Roth We're Omaha shop
peEs one day last week.
Nj. and Mrs. II. Durham returned
last week from a visit at the G. Dun
hal4e home in Gelley.
MRS; McMartin and q friend werel
herd 1hst swsek from Reanian Visiting
at the, HUE; home. "a -. II, ..se,s..si,
4 Mrs. Chas. Rannells is home from
the Omaha ht hUspi taf.s siieresa shes has
been soh f0f ss i|s ss a1, S ttst 5ss
Mrs. Daafduf is home from case
she was nQEEtng In Dow City.
Mr.. Kii1(5S Of Dow City, was here
one day tho past week.
All drug 4tOre windows and n1anya
others ares ieSplendent+ with Eastersdec-
orations. They are quite alluTing to1
The children - sseS ~ "A
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson, who recently
moved to Shenandoah, were here on a
visit the Iaet week.
The W0nlan's club are promoting the
Tom Thumb NeddinS to be given hyr the
school under athe direction Of a traiheri
rom Kansas City. This play is put on
IN a per cent basis and the club hopesI
% net neat little sum for the further
lnce Of their civic work.
A committee of the Woman's club
will start to work in the park soon and
nope to make it present Il hit neater APP
than it does now.
Mrs. Geo. Hall came up last week
rom Omaha and accompanied her
mother home who has been spending
he winter in Omaha with her daugh-
er. With the. advent of spring Mrs.
Darwin was anxious to get back to her
,wn home.
A Leonard Wood club was organized
Friday evening with M. j. Griffen as
chairman md Inger Nordaker as sec