The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-29
DUNLAP ITEMS
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Mrs. Mary McCord. of Harlan, has
been visiting at the homes of various
friends and relatives here the past
week.
Mrs Fred W. Curtis and her sister,
Mrs. Harold HaIght. of Woodbine, mo-
tored to Omaha one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Remde, of south of
y town, motored to Omaha last week and
( visited several days with their daugh-
ters Lena, who has just this fall started
to take nurses training in st. Gather.
tneis hospital.
# Or. and Mrs. w. l.. Riechlet motored
& to Cherokee last weeksand spent sever
L al days at the home Of his sister. They
We're accompanied by VIII Dye.
Mrs. VIM. Crews arrived last week
from Washington with her son, Leslie.
and her niece, Vera Worhley. who has
spent the past few months with her
aunt. Mrs. Crews was formerly Miss
Nellie Devine She will remain some
time visiting at the homes of her many
relatives and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Jones spent Tues
4 day attending the festival at Logan.
Mrs. John Eagan and son, Fred. were
in Blair, Neb., last week visiting friends
and relatives. 4s5
Mrs. Anna McElroy went to Omaha
Monday to visit at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Robt. Dozier. IA
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mungan motOred
to- Shenandoah last week and visited at
the home of Mr. and Mrs: Frank Ne
smith and family. Mrs. NesInith was
Y Miss Lena Mungan prior to her mar
rage. 81
4 Joe Shreeves and wife were in Deni-
son one day last week. .ssf
sMr. and Mrs. Alldritt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Pearsoll and Mr.. and Mrs. A K.
Jones We're in Omaha the past week
and visited at, the home Of Mrs. Jones'
daughter. Mrs. Ed Young, apd also AZ !.
they motored to Friend, Neb. Z and Vis-s
tied relatives :, 8
Mrs j. +. Green was lin town the
past week and spentsh few days at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Vic Remde,s
coming from her home in Creighton,
Neb. She accompanied. her daughter
who was going to st. Mary's college,
ID. g. Pherguson and wife We're in
Omaha last week visiting friends and
attending the big carnival.
Miss Frances Burke and Mrs. King
were i'm Omaha last week visiting at the
home OF their sister. Mrs. Farrell and
also attending the Ak-sar hen.
u Mercedes Farrell, of Omaha who has
been visiting at the Burke home for
number of weeks, has returned home.
Mrs. Mike O'Connell and daughter.
Margaret, returned to their home in
Boone Tuesday. 6ys ;5, s.fs
& Wilfred Hart is home for brief time
at the home of his parents.
The Misses nellie and Bess Lehan and
Jennie Burke and Mrs. il. B.. Chauncy
were in Missouri Valley one evening the
past week. ~
Mr. and Mrs. John: Ruther and Dan
Farrell stopped last Sunday enrOute to
Omaha from Beaver.
Owen Mcdonald, Of Seattle. Wash.
was In town the past week visiting at
the homes Of his sisters, Mesdames Null
ligaI and Ryan. He had been attending
q gfremen's convention at st. Louis.
The festival given in Logan Tuesday |
OF last week drew many OF the Dunlap |
people. Among those who attended |
were Mr.. ana Mrs. j. S. Kirk. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r Mlilligan, Forrest. Rob Wet
tepgel, Messrs. Bowman and Chamber |
1ke8Nard, L. f.. Nordaker. Floyd Keoghl
NIesand Mrs. Roy Cook. Mr. and Mrs.
A..sE. Smith and family.
III Nj. and Mrs. II. u. Harris were here
the past week. Mrs Harris visited at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F.B. Magden, while Mr.. Harris Grated
fufniturs preparatory to moving In.
The death and funeral Of Blanche
Minard occurred last week. She was
the daughter Of Mrs. Lucy Millard.
Funeral was held from the Methodist
church, Rev. Burleigh of the Congrega.
ton church officiating. Interment was
made in Pleasant Fill cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Moore arrived
last Tuesday from their home in Lohr-
VILE for q few days visit with friends.
VA Al Builing was up from his home in
Missouri Valley and spent some time Mt
the homeYof his mother. Mrs. Mary e.
Burling.
4 Nj. b. bailey was in Omaha Monday
where his daughter, Mrs. Frank Ho.
worth, underwent another operation at
the Clarkson hospital. He returned the
following day.
Lester Myers was in Logan Tuesday.
The Domestic Science club held their
initial meeting of the season atithe ii.
brary Monday afternoon. a paper out
lining the work of the club for the com.
Ing season was given by the leader,
Mrs. Bessey Manchester. Several musi-
cal selections We're given by Mrs. VIM.
Jones. Mrs. Kinsell read paper on
What Brides Forget" Light refresh
ments were served at the close of the |
afternoon. Some new names were ad. |
ded ito the membership Mrs Wml
Houts was hostess and she was assist
ed by Mesdames Manchester and Jen-
son.,
Mrs. Kinsell arrived last week from
q summer spent with relatives in Seat
tie, Spokane and Portland
MIR: and Mrs. VIM. Foster and their |
daughter Mrs. MOrtis, Of Ute, were
mere the past week and visited at the |
j. Facklenlan home. The Testers live l
ut Napoleon. II
The first campaigning of the season
Was done here Friday evening when
Mrs Hattie Harl, of Council Bluffs, can /
dtdate for congress on the Independent
ticket, gave q short talk and outlined II