The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-06-30
WEEDS FOUR IN THIRTY MINUTES
Mayor Rollins Breaks The Record in Uniting
Loving Hearts This Morning

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The first happy ones were D. H.
Kline and Bertha E. Brundige both of
Dow City. They were married at the
home of Geo. Enright. The young
folks who were married at the city
hall were Ernest Carl Armstrong and
Ida Anne Elwell both of Nishnabotny
township. Ralph Elwell and Mable
Armstrong were their witnesses.
Will Laub made Manning business
visit last week.
Mrs. w. H. Barrett left on Monday
for visit in Irwin.
Mrs. Fred Berg and daughter visited
Omaha on Saturday.
Miss Wilderholz Ut Carroll visited
Mrs. Ed. Erler last week.
j. w. Miller, Jr., visited in Man
ming the first of the week.
Miss Frances Hart left on Tuesday
for visit in Charter Oak.
Rev. LaReau and family will spend
July in New York state.
Floyd Lyman of Superior, Neb.. is
visiting his Denison brothers this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Jones and Mrs.
Wagner went to Glidden for q visit
last week.
Miss Alma Hansen of Kiron was q
guest of Mrs. Richard johnson TODAY
and yesterday.
Mrs. Allie Wilson Aud left today
for Lexington. Neb.. where he will
join her husband.
Leon Young of Elko, Nevada, ia
back home for visit with his mother.
Mrs. F. j. Young.
Miss Gertrude Van Wagenen of
Sioux City is the guest of her aunt.
Mrs. F. w. Meyers.
! We are informed that Blaine Will
son, contractor. and Miss Malone of
Deloit were married today at Logan.
Jas. McGrath of Soldier township
visited Denison friends this week.
He is just recovering from a severe
illness.
A boy and basket of eggs were in
the little High Line wreck yesterday.
When the boy scrambled out he looked
like an omelet.
The Oxford Cafe has put in a
very handsome soda fountain and ia
doing big business in cool drinks
and ice cream.
Geo. Nicholson is badly famed, a
two hundred and fifty pound cake of
ice having fallen on his foot. George
tells US that it was artificial ice but
that itw as just as heavy as the real
thing and that there was notainx
artificial about the pain.
Mr.. and Mrs. John u. Sievers are
back in Denison for q viist and
possibly to stay. Mr.. Sievers is
considering several business PROPOSE
tions and it is possible that b. NAV
decide to make Denison his home.
He. tells US that the folks in Cali
fornia are all we'll and happy.
Prof. L. c. Rusmisel of St. Joseph,
Mo-. was Denison visitor this week.
He was enroute to South Dakota,
where he has several weeks engage
ment lecturing before teachers in
stitutes on Industrial Geography, a
fad which is not fad and OF which
he is the originator. Mr.. Rusmisel
was warmly greeted by many old
friends. who are glad to note his pros :
perity.
| Denison people got taste of up
to-dateness in the good work done
by Special Agent Reilly and Asst.
Special Agent Stuart of the North
western in connection with the War
ner murder. They stayed with the
proposition until they had it all
cleared up, and they showed much re-
sourcefullness and energy in the way
they managed the case. They speak
highly in praise of the local officials
and The way the county attorney and
the sheriff handled the case for the
state.
The Bale Brodersen Go. is making
beautiful and unique showing of Zion
City Laces this week. Zion City was
made, and famously made by Dowie,
who will be remembered by all. The
strange community started by the
second Elijah has had many viscisi-
tudes but one Of the good things that
survive the prophet is the lace factory
which brought to America an industry
that had been distinctly q European