The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-04
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IA Mrs. Tracy, of Omaha, a former res
ident of this town, was in town Sunda,
renewing old acquaintances and attend
ing the reception for Father Hanson
youngest sons, Clint and Perry, attend
ed the ball game in Dow City Sunday
J. J. Moorhead left for Chicago witt
stock on Saturday afternoon. .+aslSs
Mrs. Dopgherty, Of WOOdbine, wa
in town on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. TIartigan of Ute
were in town Sunday afternoon am
evening visiting Mrs. Hartigan's broth
ers, Mike and Pete, and attending tn
reception. f aE%
Claire Carmichael, of Omaha, was il
town on Sunday at the parental, Ed
Charmichael, home in the country.
Atty McGinn, Of Council Bluffs wa!
in town on Sunday.
2 Mike Kavanaugh was an Omaha Wis
itor one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Brown, Donald
I.iscomb and Mrs. Georgia Liscomf
went to Dow City Sunday to attend the
ball game there.
Clyde kairnes, of Council Bluffs
The body of Ralph Kirk, who dice
overseas in Germany near the time Of
4 the signing of the armistice, arrived
( in Dunlap Sunday afternoon and was
taken to the Barrett undertaking
rooms where it was kept until 10 a. m
Monday, when military funeral was
held. All stores and places of bust
ness were closed and the soldiers of tbs
World war were dressed in their uni
forms and acted as an escort and gave
tiie salute at the grave. The pail bear
ers were Messrs. Merlyn Rawlings
Frank Nc Cam, John Lehan. Joe
Chauncy and DIR. w. L. Riechelt.
few very comforting and fitting words
were spoken by Rev. Penn, pastor o.
I the Methodist church and abide Will
Me-" was sung with great beauty 10y
\ the choir. A comrade who was WITH
him during his last illness was able e
be present, although he does not ifve
here. One Of the largest professions
ever formed here followed the remains
10 the cemetery. Ralph Kirk leaves
father and a mother, two sisters, Mil
dred and Florence The relatives have
the sympathy Of the entire communi
ty in their sorrow. The q. A. RS
w. r.. c. and the members of the
mothers club attended in bodies, cars
being provided for the transportation
of all who cared to go to the cemetery
n. j. Moore and Nels Baker returned
from Okoboji the forepart Of the week
Elsie McAndrews was in town Sun
sday and was present at the reception
held in honor of Father Hanson.
Mrs. Pat O'Connell was a Dunbar
visitor on Sunday afternoon and even
III Father O.Connell. of Sioux City was
expected for the reception held Sunday
but was unable to come.
An airplane was visible from TINS
vicinity nearly all of Thursday after
lloon 1t was thought to be the one
with headquarters at Missouri Valley
Gus Petersen, formerly of Gallands
Grove, was electrocuted while at work
On a bridge near Casey last week. he
leaves a wife ana family
A daughter was born at the Elver
Banghman home last week in Gallands
Grove.
was a Gallands Grove visitor last week
M T.. X. Moore returned to his summer
home at the Lake on THURSDAY a1tei
short visit.
Mrs. Clara Taylor was a passenger
to Lake Okoboji on Wednesday anc
was accompanied by Robinson Moore
Oldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Moore
who will spend some time at the home
81 his grandparents there.
Miss Wolverton, of Gallands Grove
visited in Vail last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weiths motored to
Portsmouth last week.
The dance held at Pfleigers hall on
Friday evening was somewhat inter
fered with on account Of the storm
that came up before midnight.
Mrs. M. C. Daily returned last week
from her visit to the home OF her
sister in Waterloo. :,
word has been received by friends
OF the marriage of Miss Helen Dege
Of Logan, Miss Dege lived here ms
child and there are many who VII
remember her. She has been IN
Washington, D. G. doing government.
work since and during the war and
was married in the east to DR.. Bystone
Of Denver, and they will make their
home in Denver.
Fred Barber spent one day in Har'
Ian last week.
The Cotton Blossom Singers that
were here last Thursday evening at
the Congregational church, under the
auspices of the Christian Endeavor.
sang to a fair sized audience. and al
enioyed themselves who attended. The
Enileayor realized well for their ven
ture. and after the talk by the lady IN
charge OF the singers number con-
tributed to the fund for the promotion
! Of the Piney Woods school in the
south. Mr.. Jones, the founder OF this
school. has spoken here and Is well
known in this part Of the state, being
originally an Iowa man.
Mrs. C. Bahr, in the country, is quite
iii and has required the services OF a
trained nurse.
Mrs. Robert Dozier and oldest son,
Henry, were in town Sunday. guests
at the McElroy home. :,
Eugenia Cronkstton. OF Council
Bluffs. came up Sunday to visit friends
and attend the reception given Father
Hanson by his parislioners.
Mrs. Orice, of Dcs Moines, is IN this
vicinity visiting friends.
J. Slim, of Canada, is visiting
friends in Gallands Grove.
Mr.. McGinn, Of Council Bluffs, was
in town Sunday and attended the
Catholic reception given at st. Pat