The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-03
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DUNLAP ITEMS

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Vic Remde was an Omaha passenger
one day last week.
Ellis Gorham is now in South Dokta
looking up a location and will move his
family there as soon as he finds a suit.
able place.
VIM. Mize, Of Parkston, S. D., has
been here for a few days at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. Lew Hart.
Word has been received from Aria
Rawlings from Hampton stating that
she has sufficiently recovered from the
flu to again assume; her school duties
at Bristol
Miss Bertha Helm came up, from Oma-
haJa spent the week end with friends
Mrs. Fayes daughter, Wild shass been
here on asWisit, LETT for her home in
Minnesota last week, .s
Bertha Bolte was in Denison last
week.
Mrs. l.. M. Peet, who formerly was
al resident of the vicinity of the Grove,
but lately of Woodbine, is at present in
an. Omaha hospital.
The ownership of the Hotel Jensen
"A. w. Jensen to Mrs: Ivens, of Ran
dolph, who has already taken posses
sion. This change has been anticipated
for some time The Jensen's will still
make Dunlap their home, a fact their
friends will be pleased to learn. Mrs
Ivens is an experienced hotel woman
and we predict for her fine business.
Earl Hansen was an Omaha passen-
ger one day last week.
Will Murphy, of Denison, has been
in town the past week, and like many
others has been a victim of the flu.
The c. &C. q. of the Congregational
church will meet with Mrs. Ester Hall
Niesday Afternoon The Ihostesses will
Dbl Mesdaliaes E. Liscomb, D. v. Moore
atf w. A Davie.
The Boyer Valley Young Peoples club
met one evening last week at the home
81. sA1r..and Mrs. Leslie Heinz AL en-,
jOyeds,e fine time q
Miss Margaret Smith and Mr.. O'Adeara'
OF .Denison; were married last week.
MYs.s q Aleeras is q daughter Of Nrss and
Ms. Frank Smith, Of this place.
a Mrs. z. 7. Durham, who was sick for
- long In the winter with flu and pneu-
nQpnia, is so far recovered now as to be
ale ito go Gatg a fact her many friends
viii crsije kax Ills, brStfe i anndftheir
families are moving to Spokane, Wash.
to make their home. They have lived
in this vicinity number of years and
have many friends here who are sorry
to see them leave. They have rented
places and will farm out there.
Word was received not long ago from
Jess Reed, who was at one time a mer-
chant here, inquiring about old friends.
He and his family live in Tacoma, where
they went when they left here.
The fire sale held by the proprietor
Of the variety store Saturday was quite
success, drawing quite crowd.
Mrs. Ralph Quirk spent a few days
In Vail this week.
Mike Kayanagh was in Omaha a few
dhysi the past week, the guest of his
sy1ptherhandt othery relatives istst fiaL
The Lew Hart family have been sick
tie past few days, t,. f3,, Il
AS sg }ss Y3 kss ssFh Ct ny Ted Drummer
rSS store 9 5.asgI h 81 ss sns
les a s we esraR ae S 6sef Srou is
al the sale he held recently.
Miss Florence Tierney is visiting in
3sssa sall a VI Wor ah = iii ahs gara;
ETY. store in her place
1.-THE Misses Malone were passengers
to Denison Saturday evening, going UP
Z visit at the parental VIM n = Malone sl''l e
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Mrs, Pounds. who has been quito,
III with the flu, was able to be down
as IN asaa; 4; ST. bas Beer, quite III
attthe home Of her SON. Guy. here. but
j9Arecovering now. She and her. .hus,
h4hd came to visit at the home Of t6esr
s9h from their home in Canada ana
while here received the news Of the
death OF son in Canada and Mr.. Me-
Carly went home at once and will re.
turn later to accompany his wife home
when she is well enough.
Cecil Smith spent several days. in
Omaha last week.
One of the largest social affairs of
the past week was held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. I. r. Nordaker Wednes-
day evening and was in the nature of a
seven o'clock dinner given to the mem
beers of the Auction Bridge Card club
and their husbands. Mrs. Nordaker
was assisted by Mesdames Frank Ha.
gen and r. G.. Moore in serving. The
decorations were st. Patrick colors and
the dinner was pronounced a decided
success. The evening was passed in
playing whist andethe successful play
WfttengSl. Mrs. Pounds was the. recip..
lent of y beautiful creamer and sugar
and Mr. Wettengel received a smoking
sat. The whole evening waslAs pro
n6pnced one of the times when every
ore seems to have a good time. A few
guests were invited to fill the places Of
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