The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-14
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DUNLAP ITEMS
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Held over from last week.

Held over from last week.
Mrs. Vic Remde and son returned
from the hospital last week and it Is
sight of Geralds eye will not be af
fected, a fact his friends are glad to
learn.
Rev. Penn, who has been out Of town
taking treatment for his eye that has
been troubling him SO much, is report
ed to be recovering. He Is expected
home soon. gt
One Of the largest affairs of the past
week was the Tom Thumb wedding
staged by the Woman's club and Civ
en- at the school house by seventy chill
dren, under the direction Of a trainer
from Kansas City The play was given
In the school and the children used
were mostly between the ages of three
and nine years, although some were
older. The bride was Elinor Edwards
the four year old daughter Of Postmas
ter and Mrs. Lee Edwards. Tom Thumb
himself had to be changed at the last
and was not as attentive to the bride as
might have been, all Of which added to
3 the merriment Of the evening. The
auditorium was crowded and all report
it, one Of the best things so far this
season. An affair including that many
CiNiurcH Will always ufdW d idiSe
crowd. The trainer while here was en-.
tertained# at the home of Mrs. A. E.
Smith. Il
q. Mrs. Tucker, of Denison, visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith,
one day the past week.
The funeral of Mrs. Conway was
held at st. Patrick's church on Mon
day morning, the body being brought
from Conway, Neb. Mrs. Conway was
the mother of Mrs. Kane. resident OF
the south part of town for some years,
and only lately deceased. Burial was
made in Pleasant Hill cemetery.
The community was greatly shocked
to hear Of the death OF Mrs. Pat Grady
at her home In Omaha last Tuesday.
The Grady family only lately moved to
3 Omaha. from their home here, and had
been residents of, this community for
years. Mrs. Grady has not been well
for some time, but her death was IN
day afternoon and death occurred the
next evening. The remains were
brought here Friday and the funeral
held at St. Patricks church and burial
made IN Pleasant Hill cemetery. Be-
sides Mr.. Grady are left two sons and
daughter, the daughter making her
home with the family in Omaha, one
son being in college and the other liv.
ing on the home farm here. The fam
ily have the sympathy Of the entire
community in their. loss.
"A number Of young people gathered
at the G. Honz yhome one evening last
week to help the daughter, olga, !cele-
brate her birthday, and a most enjoy
able evening was passed and all are
more than glad they were privileged
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer smith have sold
LII xs,,r~ 80 xrry INkc
and two houses south of the Lehan
brick block of long ago to Jack Sharp
and he will move the houses off and
build feed stable there. He formerly
owned the barn vacated lately and the
lot sold to w. "A. Chauncy.
The funeral of L. u. Good occurerd
Sunday afternoon from the Methodist
church, Mr.. Good died very suddenly
some time ago and the remains were
placed in a receiving vault until such
time as Mrs. Good could SO arrange her
business as to be able to accompany
the remains here. Mrs. Good. was for
ity and hasa, brother. Ed, who lives
in town, besides several other relatives
hereabouts. Two IsistefsE came from
Canada. to attend the funeral u One Of
the sisters had been visiting in Turin
this winter and had only just returned
to her. home I'M Canada when she re-
ceived the sad intelligence of the death
OF her brother in California Mrs. Sam
Cheesman and son, Loren, and Mrs. }.
b. Trump Mr.. and Mrs. ShearOn and
son. Gerald. of Turin and David Shirk,
OF Shedwick, kans.. attended the fun
eral; also Mr.. and Mrs. Dubois, of Char
ter Oak. Mrs. Good accoInpaniedtt the
relatives back to Turin to spend a few
days.
The funeral Of Mrs. Abner Price was
held from the Methodist church last
Wednesday afternoon and the body TAX
en- to Nicola for burial. Mrs. Price has
been resident of this vicinity for
many years. Her husband died in 1893.
She has several sons who live in the
vicinity of Dunlap.
We are grieved to report the death
Of Mrs. Small, n4tti4er of Mrs. Emmett
Mcintosh at theah6rhe of'a' daughter in
Omaha last week. Mrs. Small lived in
Dunlap for a couple of years some time
ago and many here remember her and
are sorry to heai or Her death. Burial
was made at York, Neb. @
BY the Omaha papers 1t Is seen that
Miss Marjorie Barrett, only daughter
OF Mr. and MRS. SE- III. Barrett, will
spend some time iii the east and while
there visit her BROTHER, Herald, who is
in Yale. Also fhlaf Miss Ruth Beatty,
who had been three months in the