The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-24
BOYER RIPPLINGs.

On Wednesday, March II, 1909, oc-
Cured the marriage of Mr. Charles
wainwright and Miss Emma Frahm,
both of this place. The wedding took
place at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Claus Frahm at o'clock
Rev. o. Richter officiating. The bride
was becomingly dressed in light blue
taffeta silk. Their attendants were
Misses Mary Sass, of Ida Grove and
Greda Otifier of Denison and Messers
Walter wainwright and Claus Frahm.
After the ceremony which was wit
messed by host of relatives and
friends the company partook of the
repast which had been prepared for
them. In the evening a dance was
held at the hall in their honor. Among
those who attended the wedding were
Mr.. and Mrs. August Sass, of Ida
Grove, Albert Sass, Mr.. Peter Hender-
ickson and wife of Deloit, Mrs. Mary
Kinise, Cherokee, Iowa and Henry
and Albertine Senhen. The best wish
es of all are extended to them.
The farmers of this vicinity enjoy
ed very successful institute last
Tuesday afternoon. There was a
large attendance and such an interest
was taken that many wished that we
have a two days institute instead of
half day. 1t would be good plan
to have longer institute next year
if possible. Prof. Robins gave the first
lecture which was on Animal Hus-
bandry. He gave statistics showing
that at the present high price of feed
the farmer had to feed on a scientific
basis in order to have clear pro-
fit after taking into account his eX-
penses. Prof. Bills followed with a
lecture on seeds. He suggested that
we have a corn judging contest for
boys as stimulus for good seed corn.
He said that soil fertility is the most
important question before the up-to.
date farmer and that the raising OF
clover was considered the most i'm.
portant crop to bring about the de-
sired result.
Joseph Anderson was Denison
visitor Tuesday, returning Wednesday
forenoon.
Delbert Ellis accidentally slipped and
hurt his back one day last week ne
cessitating him taking a few days rest
from work.
G. P. Schwartz visited relatives and
friends in Ida Grove from Monday
til Wednesday.
John Cedargren and daughter Ma
BILE, from Kiron, made short visit
in Boyer, Monday, between trains.
August Meyers of Wall Lake was
here on business Wednesday.
Walter wainwright and VIM. Dozarl
were Deloit visitors Tuesday.
Emil Hultender went to Kiron or
business Tuesday.
Mr.. Lem Watts was passenger tt
Wall Lake Saturday.
Mr.. Carl Kulberg was Kiron Wis
itor Saturday.
Miss Nellie Nelson was a passenger
to Denison Friday to visit her sister
Tena, who is attending college at Den
ison. Nellie returned to Ellis Sunda,
forenoon.
Ernest Kulberg went to Denisor
Saturday and accompanied his sister
Alice, home on the afternoon train.
Joseph, Helma and Annie Ander
son went up to Old Kiron Sunday tt
visit at the home of their cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. John Johnson.
Miss Agnes Walstrom, who has beef
visiting at the home of Gust Ander
son returned to Odebolt Saturday.
Mr. John Carlson of Denison wa
ali Ellis visitor Sunday.
Miss Mary Carlson came the middle
of last week to visit friends in this vi
entity. She visited at the home O
Swan Nelson's Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Gustafson and daughter, Osen
were Kiron visitors Saturday.
Mrs. II. B. Hanson was a Schleswis
visitor the last of the past week.
Miss Anna Anderson was an Odeol
visitor between trains last Saturday
Miss Tillie jain of Charter Oak
came one day last week to remain a
7 the home of Fred Messenbrink TO
some time.
Chas. wainwright and wife began
housekeeping last Saturday in tn