The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-25

i The Woman's club is scheduled tc
meet on Monday and an effort will be
made to perfect plans for the programs
i for the remainder Of the year. Many
state issues are always to be met by
the Woman's club as it is the only club
in the town to be federated. The usual
amount of business will be transacted
Jasper O'BaniOn was home over Sun
day last week. He Is stationed in South
Dakota at this time.
The fire company was called out or
Sunday morning at o'clock, the fire
being at the home of Mrs. Gleason. The
! fire and the damage done by the water
was considerable, 1.-The entire lower part
of the house being badly damaged by
smoke and water. One of the fire boys
was slightly burned. The fire seemed
to start in the furnace room, Mrs.
Gleason has met with a series OF misfor.
| tunes this winter. Her husband drop
ped dead in his store only a short time
ago while She was in Glidden attending
the funeral Of her mother, Mrs. Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Van Slyke have
both been quite ill with the flu and have
had the services of nurse for some
time. MI Il,
| Two birthday dinners were held last
Sunday each of which did honor to,tWo
people. One was held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. julie Brown and was in
honor of their son, Ray Brown, and
Evelyn Brown, their granddaughter.
The families were all well represented
and a fine time was enjoyed. The 9th.
err was held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Roth and honored their
small daughter and Leslie Nurse. q
brother of Mrs. Roth. 1t is to be hoped
that these four people may have the
pleasure of celebrating these happy
| events many more times.
| Art Durham returned last week from
several weeks spent at Boulder, Colo.
He accompanied his brother, Cliff, home
when he was here a few weeks ago,
called by the serious illness of his moth
err, Mrs 2. r.. Durham.
The, death Of Mrs. Yeager occurred
miles southeast of town. The entire
family Of nine children and father, moth
er and grandmoth Their were all sick atsthe
same time with the flu.
Louis Tierney returned last x week
from a VISIT Of several weeks in tNebras.
ka and Iowa points. II s.. ,j5lss'l, q
Mrs. H. a. Tinker received word from
her daughter, Helen, who is teaching
at Cherokee, Stating that she had been
sick and out Of school for three weeks
with the flu, but Is able at the present
Il.
Mrs A. E, Smith was a Council
Bluffs caller one day last week. AAf
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Malone have gone
to Denison to make their home. These
estimable people will be missed from
Dunlap.
Mike Kavanagh spent Sunday with
his sister, Mrs, Hartigan, in Ute.
Little Miss Dorothy Chauncy is quite
sick at the home of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred O'Banion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Radcliffe and Miss Irene
are visiting relatives in the eastern part
of the state.
Mrs. J. T. Rawlings received word
last week from her daughter, Aria, who
is teaching at Bristol. stating that she
was in a hospital at Hampton nursing
case of flu Several Of the teachers
at Bristol have been having, the flu.
The papers the first of the week con.
! tanned the news of the death Of Mr..
Good in California, and the remains are
| to be brought here. by his wife for bur!
iai.. His wife was formerly Miss Mae
Wright, who lived here for many years,
and Has many friends here.sd aiig DIG
The county nurse Miss Morris, who
Is sta toned at Logan, made visit here
one day the PAST week and visited the
schools and plans 10 do much work in
| the interests Of the school children. She
plans to visit here again soon and out.
| line her work more extensively The
| nurse was made possible! party by the
payment of Red Cross nhennbe hips Hast
town !so0il.. ~ osrie5t |lIa7 h{a}t I5eLe
The interior Of the Erickson meat
| market, has been remOdeled and pre-:
sents "a very neat and attractive appear
ance 1.-The arrangements have been
| made with view to making more room
Which is badly needed. pa ..iY3iGs #..9
Clarence Davis who has been in the
employ OF the Boyer Valley Telephone
!, company for some months. has again
taken his old job with the Iowa Gas and
| Electric company, and from now on
will be found in that work.
John Garvin visited in Omaha part
of last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shuyler are to
leave for Canada Wednesday after a
visit of some weeks with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Helm, and other rel
atives. This is their first visit here in
several years.
Mrs. f. G. Howorth, of Dow City,
was in town one day last week.
The Altar society Of the Catholic
church met on Saturday at the school
and a fairly good crowd was in attend
ance. A lunch was served by the com
mfttee in charge, of which Nellie Cauli
field was chairman Z3titsft!
Mrs, A, ~ Jordan was a Denison Wis
| itor one day the past week. " "F''Ssilf
T Supt. Hinshaw was in Minnesota q
part of last week. - '42 - s3so3
I Rev. and Mrs. Conrad were guests Of
honor Of the G. C.. C. which met at the
home of Mrs. Caldwell last Tuesday.
Nan, the, youngest daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Lee s. Edwards, is quite sick
at the present time.
Laura Chauncy was home from Ames
and spent the week end with her part
ents. Laura is making good at Ames
and many creditable things may be said
of her work there. To-
Miss Florence Kirk, who is attending
school at Ames, was home for the week
end. She has, by her credits, won ad'
mission to one Of the frats there, a
much sought after honor.
Miss Lowell Burling came up from
Missouri Valley and spent the week END
with her parents on the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Brown enter
tanned few friends informally at their