The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-11-15

ically i'll at her home at Missouri Val
LEY. She went..at once, Mrs. Alex
Baber. accompanying her.
4 The dredge people are again laid
off from work. Last Saturday, despite
the efforts of whole gang of men
and teams an upper dam went out, the
rush of water taking out the lowest
dam. Thus work is suspended until
the dams are put in, so as to hold the
water to float the dredge.
| Mrs. w. l.. Swatman carried the
mail on route two last week, while Mr..
|Swatman, the regular carrier, was out
Ito Madison, Wis. on a business trip.
He returned Thursday
| We understand that home talent
play is to be given in Dow City before
long by crowd of young people, and
that rehearsals have begun. They can
be assured good house for Dow City
always attends it's own dOings.
Frank Odell and wife, accompanied
by Mrs. Charley Smith, were Denison
visitors and shoppers last Wednesday
The Three Link circle met last week
Wednesday with Mrs. Fannie Cooper.
The afternoon was spent in quilting.
Mrs Cooper served nice refreshments
to her guests.
Dow City had a good chance last
Friday night to have fatal accident
and almost took advantage of the OPP
portunity Pearl Wore, accompanied
by four other young men. were taking
la JOY ride, estimated by those who
saw the auto speeding, to be about a
thirty-mile-an-hour clip. All went well
for season, then Wore seems to have
lost control of the machine, for they
ran into a two foot embankment,
breaking one wheel to pieces and two
more off the auto. One man was
thrown thirty feet and although he
was completely dazed, he was able to
pick himself up after few moments.
We are told that Wore was also hurt
|by being thrown onto the steering
Wheel The others were uninjured.
All are glad that the affair had no
worse ending and those who took thet
ride are shaking hands with them
SELVES and offering congratulations
|story. V
Johnny Mathys was an Omaha Wis
itOr last week. He purchased more
sheep to put on his farm south OF
town.
Miss Grace Thomas went to Des |
Moines last week, where she attended
the state teachers meeting. This
young lady embraces every opportun-
|ity to build herself up in her profess
sion, for which she is to be commend
led. She stopped off at Ames to visit
her brother, Merton, who is attending
the l. A. C.
Mrs. S. Gates has gone to Lenox
to be at the bedside of her mother, |
who is seriously i'll. She went last
Wednesday.
Miss Lille Gibson went to Omaha
Friday. Her mother, who had been
visiting there, returned with her on
Sunday.
A most delightful time was had last
Friday afternoon when Mrs. w. G. |
Rolls entertained the Friday club. A |
social hour was enjoyed over the fancy !
work and a club initiation, after /
which came sumptuous repast. The
next meeting will be held with Mrs.
J. R. Best.
Another bark has been launched
upon the matrimonial sea. On Satur-
day, Nov. 4, 1911, at Missouri Valley,
occurred the marriage of Miss Ida
Gertrude Waterhouse, of Dunlap, to-
Claude Jones Mcdonald, of this place.
To the strains of Lohengrin's we'd
ding march, played by Mrs. Dack, the
bridal couple marched down the stair
way and took their places before an
improvised altar, banked with chrys-
anthemums and other Towering plants.
Rev. Herbert Dack, pastor of the NJ.
T.. church at Missouri Valley, spoke |
the words that united these young peo-
pie for life, the impressive ring cere-
mony being used. The bride was
gowned in beautiful embroidery
dress trimmed with white satin, the
groom wearing the conventional black
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald returned to
Dunlap at 2 p. M, and drove out to
the Mcdonald home southwest of
town, where they will be located for
the winter They will reside on a
farm near here and will be at home to
their many friends after January LIST.
Miss Waterhouse is young lady of
beautiful character and has many adj
mirers among the younger set. Mr..
Mcdonald has always lived among us
and is known as an enterprising young
man who will embrace his opportuni-
ties to make good. They begin life
under most favorable circumstances
and all who know them unite in wish
ing them the best of every good thing
this life affords. May they live to pick
the bones of the goose that eats the
grass that grows IN thnir ORR VOC