The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-05-13
Dout City.

Our people are feeling much SYM
pathy for f. F. jackson and wife
whose little boy. Lewis Eugene. died
on Monday night at nine. He was
six years old on January IA. When
three, he had an attack of something
which seemed like paralysis, but this
he was outgrowing so his parents
hoped. He started to school last
fall. but had to begin staying at
home about the holiday time. What
the doctors called creeping paralysis
began, and this weakened him very
much. On Wednesday of last week
he contracted cold and could not
throw it off. The funeral will be
held Wednesday at ten a. m. in the
SAINTS church. Elder Hunt of Deloit
preaching the sermon. Burial will
be made at the cemetery at Gallands
Grove. Lewis was a sweet. patient
child, and had warm place in the
hearts of not only his parents but
all who knew him.
The joyous event of the week was
the marriage of Eugene Crandall and
Miss Winnie Virgins. The ,cere-
mony took place at eight on Wednes-
day evening May 9Th. Only relatives
and intimate friends of both families
were present, but this made a house
full. Rev. Curtis performed the
ceremony. Eugene Virgins and Neva
Crandall acted as groomsman and
bridesmaid. 1t is the opinion of all
that the bride never looked more
charming than when she appeared
dressed in cream white to take the
solemn VOWS of marriage. The vows
were solemn but these were about the
only thing of that kind about the
AFFAIR. Otherwise mirth and good
cheer held sway. A fine wedding
supper was served. The small boys
were ready with their horns and noise
to celebrate the event. The brides
brother, Eugene told the boys he
would blow horn when the ceremony
was over and he kept his promise so
the whole town knew when the nup-
tial knot was tied. The groom took
his bride home to the former S. E..
Dow mansion on the hill which be-
longs to the Crandall estate. There
were three charivari parties during
the evening and ali were treated
right. The bride was born in Dow
City and is the daughter of M. H.
Wigxins and wife. A more sweet
lovable girl never lived in Dow City
and the entire community rejoice with
her on her happy wedding. The
groom is an exceptional upright cap
able young man. Since the death of
his father ne has managed we'll the
property and now stands one of the
leading men of the community. The
happy pair have been spending a few
days at Lowden. Iowa and Chicago.
4 The market quotations for Tues
day were s5.OO-s5. 10; wheat. 90; corn
go and oats 40.
James Newcom and wife were here
Sunday and Monday visiting at the
home of Richard Baber. This week
they go to Mason CITY to see his sis
ter, Mrs. Arnold and then spend the
summer in South Dakota.
Margaret McNair. the nurse has re-
turned to Omaha where she is in a
private hospital. Her mother had
been sick here and she came to be
with her.
| Elder Hunt of Deloit spoke at the
L. D. S. church last Sunday.
There was a council meeting on
Monday night. at that time r. I.
Baber was retained as marshal and
street commissioner. He has made a
good man and deserved the place.
The street committee will be Alder
men Scott. Miller and Chamberlain
and Councilmen Butterworth, Stemple
| and Crandall look after the parks.
The council has appointed. DIR. Van
. Metre as health officer.
I E. H. Swasey went to Chicago on
4 Monday accompanying his aunt who
has been visiting here.
Mrs. R. w. Tech was taken to the
Denison Hospital on Friday where she
had an operation for gall stone blad-
der trouble. The reports are that
she is doing we'll.
Mrs. Whaley is on the whole gain
ing each week and is expected that
shortly all danger will be over.
The entertainment in the opera
house in Denison Tuesday evening
called a number of our people there.
Among these were the Mesdames
otemple. Willis Virgins. Van Meter
and Mile Virgins. Eug enc Virgins
, and lady.
: Rev. T. W. Wood will nreach AT