The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-07-21
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H57 Miss Vida jackson returned to hel
home in Dunlap Saturday following
few days visit with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Jackson, and al
the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Jackson. s jgss
Mrs. i Mary Smith, who has beer
spending nearly two weeks with rela
tives in Denison, returned here to the
home Of her sister, Mrs. G.. w. Lang
ley, Thursday. She is planning q trip
to Boone, Maxwell, Belmond, and other
places expecting to leave the latter
part Of this week. s Al b
w. C. Honlan was in Dunlap Satur'
day morning having dental Il H.. work . done
going to Omaha that afternoon for an
over Sunday visit with his children
Charles and Lois. lsy5 3ss
Miss Flora Virgins was a passenger
to Woodbine Saturday, where she spent
the Sabbath at the home of her broth
err, w. H. Virgins, and also visited
with friends "A
Thos. Mitchell and granddaughter,
Miss Irene Riley, returned Saturday
from several days visit at. the nome
of his son, Ed, MITCHELL, in Lake City.
Miss Mildred Mitchell of that place. ac-
tconpanied them here for visit.
Mrs. Thos. Munsey and daughter.
Mrs. Ralph Igou, Mrs. Hudson Me.
Henry, Supt. r. As Long, wife and
daughters, Virginia and Marjorie, and
Miss Alice SWasey were visiting and
shopping in, Denison. Saturday. Is a.:
.s Clair Rudd and wife, after a week
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. ,Rudd left Thursday on their motor
cycle for a visit with relatives in Sioux
CITY and South Dakota before return
ing to their home in Ponca City, Okla.
William Honz, who has been serving
as second trick operator at thes-tls Z.
depot at Dunlap for several months,
has been transferred to- Parkersburg,
leaving Saturday night for that place. <
Mrs Mary Boham left Thursday FOR
Council Bluffs on q visit TO her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mack Ellsworth, and family.
4 Mrs. Frank Smith, of Buck Grove,
was a town shopper Friday and While
here made a visit at the q. w. Lang
ley home.
Asa and: Jay Divine, Medfordt Rudd,
James Turnlund, Guy Rockwell. MIR.
and Mrs. Joe Smith, j Hudson McHenry
and wife and Misses Berenice Judd,
Bessie Baber and Lena WOlverton were
at Vail Thursday night attending
dance, # q .4s.,S & - 3lss. =
Mrs. w. r. F'ishel went to Mapleton
Saturday for a weeks visit at the nome
Of her sister, Mrs. J.. r. Harker.
Il r. W. Stepanek and wife and daughs
ter Mrs. Harold Fienhold and husband,
Ward and Floyd Keairnes and Misses
Marie Birkhofer and Ethel Cole Went
is Oliver's lake Saturday, where they
enjoyed affishing exped ition and picnic,
returning Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Smith concluded her services
as clerk in the ID. e. Bremser store
Saturday night, where she had been
employed for a year or SO. She and her
husband are leaving soon for Clark, >.
D., to make their home.
4 Mrs. Claus Hansen arrived home on
Saturday evening from a three weeks
visit in Hudson, Colo, with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Charley Bell. and family. She
had ACCOMPANIED her son-in-laW and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. I. d Baber,
and daughters, Garnet and Lola, OF
Council Bluffs, to that place In their
car They returned to the BluiIs on
Thursday. All enjoyed delightful
trim. While in Colorado Mr.. sBaber
purchased d home and the family plans
to locate there as soon as they have
disposed Of their property in the Bluffs.
4 Elder Chas, E. Butterworth was a
messenger to Deloit Saturday evening,
where he conducted Sunday preaching
services at the u. d. S.achurch.
n. The Mothers Jewel band VIII meet
on Friday afternoon OF this week az
8 O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. Frank
Glassburner. sgl&ss /. ~, 81
Mrs. w. ii. Rule and daughter, Mrs.
Lester Cue, and husband motored TO
Jefferson Saturday, where they enjoyed
an over Sunday; visit at the nome OF
their daughter and sister, Mrs. g. NJ!
Talcott, and family. i,
3 Mrs. George Dillenburger was down
from Vail and spent several days the
past week with friends and reiaIives:
/ Mrs. Fred Coleman and Miss Llllle
Gibson were visiting In Dunlap between
trains Saturday.
M. AZ, .Pearsau and Doris Griffin
have dissolved partnership in the CAPT.
tai cafe. the former turning his inter-
est in the business over to Mr.. Gr IN,
the early part Of the past. week; Inc
two gentlemen had been conductlns
fl,is place Of business together for sew
eral months. George Pearsall, VINO as
sisted his brother in the cafe, mas also
severed his connections and Mr.. Giillln
has secured Mrs. Nettie Smith ano ~, "
work. AS vet the Pearsalls are unde-
cided what they will do.
Miss Irene Ratlin was a passenger
from Dunlap Saturday evening TOR
few days visit with her friend, MISS
Mae Killion. She expects 70 so "
Eagle Grove and, other places for a VS.
It in the near future.
Adolph Ahart was q caiier III to"ii
SATURDAY. from Denison.
Mrs. sWilber Berry Is reported as nav
ING. been quite sick for several Gays
during the week and underline care OF
a, musician. We are very glad TO re-
late that she is improving and abe 10
be about again. 40, ~,
Mrs p. j. Breen and little son, Du-
Mond, were passengers 70 l)eloit oa.ur'
dav. where they enjoyed an over sun
day visit with the 3. p. Mckim lam
.Iay Baber was an arrival Thursday
trcyn Hooper. Neb, for a few days Wis
4 af fhe home Of his mother, Mrs. .
=. Baber. and with other relatives ana
friends. His wife and four children
had been here for some two or three
weeks and all expect to@return nome
together. : 4.
Foster Cornelius and wife, who nave
been loccupying one of the Bonsall resi-
dences east of town for several weeks,
disposed Of their household goods AT
p,Iblic auction Saturday afternoon. MI.
and Mrs. Cornelius are leaving soon 1or
ong Pine, Neb., where they will spend
sf,t,ie time with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Walter Allen. @
The o. 8. Carlson family We're up
from Dunlap Sunday visiting at the
home of Mrs. A. B. Carlson. The lat
ter's daughter. Marian; who had been
npending a week there, returned nome
Mrs. W. w. Galland and her three re-