The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-23
week in Council Bluffs visiting her
sister. Mrs. F. E.. Shaw. -

blSters MIS- t. E.l 3uAW.
Miss Estella Boot. who spent the
past week visiting at the ]. C. Dyson
home, left Tuesday for her parental
home in Ute.
j. H. Hadlev, having proved up on
his claim in Dakota, returned to this
point the first of the week and will
make his home here with his son,
Alpha Hadley.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Hemminger of
Storia, S. D.. came Saturday for an
extended visit here with the formers
brother, Frank Hemminger and fami-
~. and with friends.
Mrs. Ike Van Metre visited here
over Sunday with her sisters, Mrs.
Alpha Hadlev and Mrs. Ed. Saunders.
and with other relatives.
D. P. Robertson transacted business
at Aspinwall Friday.
o. E. Schneider and children. Lii
liam and Loren, visited friends and
relatives in Underwood Sunday.
R. G. Saunders spent the past week
in Topeka, Kansas, transacting bust
ness.
Mr.. Weber expects to leave some
time this week for his native country
which is Germany. He expects to
make three months visit.
Come to Manila and Celebrate.
Sure, we will. Why, the NJ. w. A.
are preparing and arranging for q
glorious. noisy and grand Fourth Of
July celebration. Everyone is urged
to come and bring all the family and
have one happy day.
Mabel and Glenn Ferry Of Kirkman
spent Sunday with their uncle, Claus
Gragve, Jr., and family.
George Mills of Sioux City transact
ted business here the past week and
also visiting his brother. Amos and
family.
| Bessie Saunders entertained her
Sunday School class to fishing party
Wednesday. A number of fish were
caught and good time was reported
by all.
De Veta Mills visited over Sunday
in Sioux City.
j Eula Emery and Sylvia Cooper left
Sunday for Denison. where they will
attend summer school.
4 Marie Barrett returned Friday from
Nicola, after two weeks visit there
with her uncle. Andrew Pierce and
family.
Nina Sykes left Monday for Harlan
where she will attend summer school.
Frank Knott spent Sunday in Under
wood and Nicola.
j Mrs. VIM. Gilvra and baby of Bat.
tie Creek arc visiting this week with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. II. Burlington.
Ross Permission of Defiance transac
ted business here Thursday and visited
at the Edw. Thoebxld home.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Schram re
turned to their home in Avon. S. D.
after pleasant visit with relatives
and friends.
; Ida Saunders visited in Defiance
] the past week at the home of hel
; uncle. Ike Van Meter.
Saturday evening at $50 o'clocl
: at the home Of the bride occurred tn
9 marriage of Miss Mary Eberle to Mr..
Charley L. White. Rev. M. M. Cabl,
of the Methodist church officiating
Miss Eberle had invited the member
of the @. P. @. Club out to her home
she being member. AS it was
Irregular meeting the girls were indee
y surprised for Mary kept them out o
doors until after dark and then brough
them into the house which was beauti
= fully decorated and there was presen
: Mr.. Cable, who had driven out afte
twilight. The Q. P. 9. girls though
it joke for everything was kept 8
quiet. but / guess it wasn't. Ate
the ceremony an elegant three cours
breakfast was served by the bride
who was ably assisted by Miss CARR
y Olson. Mr.. and Mrs. White vii
make their home on the farm unit
: Octuber l. when they will move t
% town. Mr.. White having purchase
the Roderick property recently occu
y pied by M. C. Sutton. The Revue,
:. extends congratulations wishing ther
= Joy peace and prosperity.
Dora Schroeder left Monday morr
ing fer Denison where she will atten
!. Summer school
>. g. D. Brokaw and Fred Saundel
% transacted business in the county sea
- Monday.
70 The Ladies' Aid Society of the N
: E. chur n will meet Wednesday aft
y ernOon with Mrs. Fisher.
J. How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for al
1T case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hal
Catarrh 4 u e. +. CHENEY & O.. Toledo.
" We. the undersigned have known F. j. hen
10 for the last 10 years. and believe him perfect
honorable 10 all business transactions. and fina
IT.