The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-12
\ 1. = ~ 4. y + = + 7 4 ss.s ]
i DUNh1P ITEMS
****,**a***+*d

Al Burling, of Missouri Valley, came
up Tuesday and remained several days
at the home of his mother, Mrs. Mary
E. Burling. While here he gave the
Hudson car the 'once over" and got it
in condition for the summer.
Part Grady was In. town a few days
the past week, returr1ink to his home In
Omaha Saturday. ysltS.
Mrs. John Roush enjoyed visit from
a brother and a friend Of his from
Peral, Ill. ,l; 5{
Mrs. Anna McElroy received a mess.
age Friday conveying the sad news OF
the death of Mrs. Henry McElroy, wife
of her Oldest son, who lives in Kansas
City, from an operation for, tonSillitis in
one of the hospitals there. Mrs. Noel
roy and daughter. Mrs. Small, left on
Saturday and were joined at Omaha
by Mrs. r. c.. Dozier and Miss Jennie
Ferrin, a sister and aunt OF Henry. MI.
McElroy is left with daughter thirteen
and a son ten years of age to mourn
the loss of loving and devoted mother
who lived for her family and home most
particularly. The deceased leaves a
mother living in Tennessee and sister
residing in The west. Mr.. McElroy
spent his boyhood days in Dunlap and
his friends are numbered by, his ac;
,quaintances. The funeral was to be
held in Kansas City Monday.
j D. Holcomb and family, of Gallands
Grove, moved to Woodbine last week.
DIR. w. J.. Riechelt was a visitor at
the dental convention in Cedar Rapids,
returning Friday evening.
n Mr. and Mrs. Fred jenkins spent
day in Omaha last week.
Miss: Baber, Of Dow City, visited at
the Schaupp home the past week.
( A house warming was given at the
Thos. Hannigan home one evening the
past week and all the people enjoyed a
pleasant evening and big. feed.
A dinner was enjoyed by quite a
large number of friends and relatives
at the John Roth home Friday. The
try. A similar occasion was celebrated
at the Ray Brown home the week prev
i0us. II
The Woman's club met in business
session Monday afternoon at the library
and bills incident to the Arbors day cele!
bration We're allowed. Chairmen for
the different departments in the club
were appointed by the president and
the hostesses drawn for the next meet
ing in two weeks We're Mesdames Aman;
da Edwards, Anna Peters and J. IT,
Rawlings.
Mr.. Tierney was passenger from
Omaha Monday afternoon.
DR.. Fred Henderson and wife motor
ed to Omaha Monday, the doctor going
to the southern part of the state where
his people hive and Mrs. Henderson re.
turning from Omaha that evening.
The garden committee, composed of
three members of the Commercial club,
d. ". Moore, +. e. Nordaker and M. j..
Griffen, and three from the WOman's
club, Mesdames Amanda Edwards, HI.
A. Tinker and Geo. Cullivan, met in
company with County Agent Hammond
Monday evening at the library and
plans were made for the garden work
here this season. 1t was planned to
get a local leader ands then divide the
town into about four sections and get
a leader for each section, and the chill
dren under their supervision will make
gardens and compete for prizes. Mr..
Hammond told some very Interesting
experiences Of other places and tried in
a fair way to give the committee what
it was to their interest to know. The
countyIage time Is so taken up that
he goes only to places that ask for his
help. He planned to return later in
the week and extend a call to the chill
dren through the school.
Geo. Cullivan and Mac Mccullough
went to Omaha Monday afternoon and
drove a new Essex car home, arriving
late that evening.
l.. X. Moore and wife motored down
to Omaha Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber and Mr.. and
a.. u u T. Hf