The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-07
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DUNLAP ITEMS


LUMBAR lIEMS
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Mrs. T. L. Craft has an aunt spend
ing some time with her this winter.
small house owned by s. D. Fox on the
east OF his home residence and Will
move into the same from his farm near
Ute in the near future. M
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Tripp left last
week to make their home in South Da-
kota.
Wilma Roberts has been spending the
christmas vacation with her mother,
Mrs. s. s. Rogers. Wilma has been
teaching In the northeastern part OF the
state. sse-.s.... H. g.s7.y
Mrs. c. E. Moorhead and children
were passengers to Omaha Sunday af-
ternoon to spend a few days visiting at
the Bob Moorhead home in South Oma-
ma and also to visit her brother Perry
Bonar. who is in the hospital there. He
recently underwent another operation
which left him rather weak.
Carol Bissell, Of Council Bluffs, spey.t
rev days at Christmas time at the
home Of his mother. Mrs. Esther Hall.
Mr.. DetWiler, Of Woodbine, was IN
town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Kirkendall, of
Missouri, have been in town the past
few weeks.
Mrs. -. Z. PhergusOn, retiring WOrtny
matr0n Of the 0. E. 8. lodge, entertain
ed the associate officers Of the past year
at her home on Tuesday afternoon to
sumptuous six o'clock dinner. Covers
were laid for eighteen and a very en-
joyable time was passed. Mrs. A. Jen-
sen Is worthy matron for the coming
year.
Mrs. Gorham was Woodbine visitor
Saturday afternoon 81
Miss Carrie Edwards was in town ov.
er Saturday, leaving late in the evening
for Aberdeen, where she will teach the
remainder of the year. She was en-.
route from her home in Nevada. Iowa.
j. ]. Moorhead spent several days in
Omaha the latter part of the week:
Frank Mccain was passenger from
Ames Friday evening. RI =,
Frank Smith returned to Woodbine
Saturday evening.
Another meeting was held among the
farmers Saturday relative to the raise
in telephone rates. a g. ...,.s 49, ,s.r,
Mrs. Atkinson and daughter, Of Ne.
vada, who spent part of the holiday
season heIe at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Cutler, returned to her home In
Nevada Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Dugan are prepar.
ing to move into the house recently va.
Gated by Mr.. and Mrs. C. ". Bailey. who
moved onto the Crandall farm the past
week. Ffsiz iit;i5 EAit@4
q Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Haight, of Wood
hine, were in town last week visiting at
the Fox home.
A family reunion was held at the
KeOgh home Christmas Eday, when all
OF the family were honsaH. those from out
OF town being Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Fox. of
Sioux City, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Keogh
and Miss Leoletta, from Marshalltown,
and several other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mill and family visited
and the Daniel Moore home in LChrville
last week. .
Mrs. Brainard and daughter visited
In Omaha last week.
Glen Sturgeon was in town the past
week visiting at the home Of his sister,
Mrs. Newland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kirk and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Helm spent part of the past
-.seNk in Dow City with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell and family WIS.,
tied in Dow City. last week. VS.
MI Straight spent one day the past
a, NJ . Orr lington is in Council
I Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien spent a few
lays in Omaha the past week. He is
Hployed in the Wilson plumbing shop.
2Miss Eels, of Ida Grove, visited her
lister, Mrs. Wilson, the past week.
Mrs. Ressa Reedy visited in AriOn
one day the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wheeler arrived
from Denver Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Bechtel We're Missouri
Valley passengers Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Robinson had as her guests one
day last week Mr. and Mrs. Garfield
The Omaha papers one day the past
week contained the yedding license Of
Pete Mcintosh and Lucille Earlywine.
Both are Dunlap young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert, of Omaha, spent
the holidays at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s. Smith.
Taylor Durham and his ,granddaugh-
ter. Marion Widney, celebrated their
birthday jointly one day last week. Mrs.
Durham made the occasion festive by
and families and all report fine time
and hope both grandfather and grand
daughter will celebrate many more
birthdays together.
4 The Misses Tierney have had a young
lady friend from Danbury visiting them
the past week.
Mrs. Geo. Taylor, who has been quite
III the past rev weeks, Is convalescing
now.
Prof. and Mrs. Hinshaw have return
ed II n their vacation with his parents
In Cd trial Iowa and are ready for school
won again.
Mrs. y. j. Moorhead left Saturday to
spend some time in Omaha at the home
Of her son. Robert. and family.
& Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hall returned Sun
day to their home in Omaha after spend
Ing some time here. e
Miss Helen Tinker left the latter part
Of the week for Dies Moines to visit her
brother, Frank. end from there will go
to her school work at Cherokee.
DR.. Boies enjoyed a pit from his
mother, Mrs. Boies, Of oodbine, last
week. ~
Mrs. Claude Stewart returned last
week from visit to her parents in Ida
no, where she was present at their gold
en- wedding anniversary.
E. H. Barrett, of Omaha, came satur-
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