The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-02-28
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Mrs. Dan Nemitz, who underwent
a surgical operation about week ago,
has been very sick woman, as pneu-
monia set in She is being we'll cared
for by Miss Nell McGrath, and is
much better at the present writing.
The Industrial club will meet next
Thursday with Mrs. Gus ePters.
Mrs. G.. G. Stocker and daughter
went to Ute Thursday afternoon for a
visit and to meet DR.. Stocker.
Geo. E. 1rager, manager OF the tele-
phone company, was in town Thurs
day afternoon attending to some bus
mess matters.
C. r. Talcott, leader of the Charter
Oak band, brought his sister with
him to hear the concert and to visit
friends.
| Mrs. 4. Amstein went to Sioux City
to consult a specialist in regard to
her eyes, which have been causing
her much trouble.
! On Wednesday evening Herman
Lentz and Gene Weber were initiated
into the Odd Fellow lodge.
The Linger Longer Literary club
will meet with Mrs. B. l.. Wright on
Tuesday.
Miss Rose Hendrickson, who is now
clerking in a store at Ricketts,, came
home to spend Sunday.
Superintendent Olry was visiting
schools Wednesday.
On Washington's birthday Mrs. J.
f. Deuer entertained the What's 1t
to You club. The rooms were prettily
decorated in the club colors, pink and
green. At five o'clock the hostess
served an excellent luncheon.
Miss Kate Healy returned Monday
from Cedar Rapids.
Miss Alta Mackey and girl friend
came up from AriOn lesday for a
4 short visit with friends.
I Clayton Romans returned home last
Wednesday morning from California.
He says the west is the place for old
err people, but he prefers Iowa.
The Linger Longer club met with
Mrs. DR.. Waterhouse last Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Lang came from Dakota
Tuesday evening She expects to stay
Mrs. Asa Jones, who is in poor health.
| A. F. Barber was Ute caller last
Wednesday afternoon.
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town Tuesday.
Mrs. Luke, of Dow City, was in town
| Wednesday, looking after the inter-
ests OF her farm, which she recently
sold.
| John O'Connell and Jim Ebzery, OF
! Ute, came over for the concert and
dance, which were given Tuesday
evening.
Gus Topf and family came from Da-
kota to be- present at the wedding OF
her brother.
Tim Flaherty came Thursday from
Salix to be present at his mothers
sale.
On Wednesday evening the Rebek-
abs planned pleasant surprise IN the
form of an elegant tWO-course sup.
per for the members of the Odd Eel
low lodge. Some Odd Fellows OF Dow
City came up to assist in the initiation
of class into the mysteries of the
order. After long session they were
| summoned to the city hall, where the
tables were spread. The hall was
tastefully decorated in the ]. O. 0. F.
colors and the emblem of the order,
the three links, was suspended from
the ceiling. The first course of the
supper consisted of good substantial
food such as working men would en-
10Y. The second course was OF ice
cream and cake The ice cream was
/ in the lodge colors and initials OF the
order were prettily frozen on the
cream. Supper over, the work OF the
order proceeded and it was not until
very late hour that they adjourned.
Ed Lehman, of Ute, was seen on
our streets Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Satterlee, OF Denison,
spent Sunday with Mrs. S. L. Jones.
Mrs. James, of Denison, came over
Saturday afternoon for visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Jones.
Tom Malone returned home Sunday
morning from Dunlap, where he has
been crying sales.
Mrs. Bis Chriswell, of Berne, Sun
dayed in the Oak
DR.. A. B. Crewdson visited few
days at Woodbine.
Miss Cecil Hunter stayed over night
with Mrs. H. Yeager and returned to
her college work in DenisOn Monday
morning.
On Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock,
Rev. l.. Schenkelberg performed the
wedding ceremony which united An
drew Sasges, of this place, and Miss
Clara Christensen, of Schleswig. Quite
company OF friends and relatives
witnessed the ceremony. The bride
wore a beautiful white satin gown and
in her hand she carried roses. Her
maid, Miss Ella Leutzen, wore very
pretty pink cashmere gown. Both the
groom and his attendant were dressed
in suits of dark blue. After the cere-
mony the happy couple left at once
for Ricketts,, from where they took
| = train for SchlesWig. where the we'd