The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-03-19

and clean in every respect and was
deserving of much better patron
age. A stunt pulled off between acts,
consisting of hoop rolling, was de-
clared superfine piece of work and
the performer an artist in his line.
Henry Mesenbrink went to Denison
Friday to visit his mother, who is in
very poor health. He returned Sun
day.
Miss Caroline Leitner, of Omaha, the
girl who is walking from that place
to Chicago on a wager, reached here
about 1910 p. m. Monday. She Sc
cured the official signature of Mayor
S. A. Dow to her list of officials of the
towns through which she passes. AT
ter securing fine lunch at the Ants
del bakery she departed on her way.
She left Omaha March 14th and to
win her wager must reach Chicago by
April 1st.
Hooker Talcott, of Arion, was down
Monday evening to attend the dance.
Nate Howorth and wife and Howard
Cole and daughter, Ruth, all of Deni-
son, were here Monday to attend the
Cole funeral.
Horace Thomas was week end Wis
itOr with relatives in Carroll, return
ing home Sunday afternoon.
The Friday club were delightfully."-
entertained last Friday afternoon at
their regular meeting at the home of
Mrs. J. H. Pearsall. Although the day
was so stormy the cheer indoors more
than made up for the unpleasantness
in getting there. About twenty-five
and oil q
pleasant afternoon. A two course
the days pleasures. The next meet
ing, two weeks hence, will be with
Mrs. w. G. Rolls.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Mesenbrink
and son, Richard, We're up from the
vicinity of Dunlap last Tuesday and
spent the day at the j. R. Griffin
home
The teachers who had been to FIT.
Dodge, attending the Northwestern
Teachers association, which was in
session there, returned Saturday and
report a very profitable and instruct
i've meeting.
A wedding, in which large number
of people were interested, took place
last Saturday evening at the hour of
6 O. clock p. M, when Miss Bessie
Walters and Mr.. Robert Wayne were
united in the holy bonds of matri
mony, the Rev. Daniel Reagon, of the
Baptist church, reading the marriage
lines. The ceremony was performed
at the w. E. Dow home, Mrs. Dow and
Miss Mary HowOrth acting as wit
nesses. The ceremony being conclud
ed, Mr.. and Mrs. Mayme, Rev. Reag
an and Miss Howarth repaired to the
City hotel, where Landlord and Mrs.
Rudd served the wedding supper, af-
ter which the newly welded couple
departed for their home four miles
southwest of town. Miss Walters was
born and raised in our midst and is
young lady of many graces, OF spot
less character and would be an adorn-
ment in any home. She is OF sweet,
lovable disposition and has hosts OF
friends who are rejoicing that she will
continue to reside among them. She
has been leader and worker in the
Baptist church and Sunday school,
and has done much good in church cir.
cles. The groom is an enterprising
young man and is esteemed to be
WOIIuy VI Ilc UlluC Hc "OAA' AAS
is not so we'll known as the bride, but
those who are acquainted with him
say he is reliable and trustworthy. We
wish Mr.. and Mrs. Mayne unbounded
happiness and prosperity as they jour-
ney through life.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Griffin were the
recipients of surprise party in COM
memoration of their tenth wedding
anniversary which occurred last Sat-
urday. Mr. and Mrs. w. N. Schouten
were the instigators of the affair,
about twenty-five persons assembling
in response to the invitations. The
surprise was complete, but Mr.. and
Mrs. Griffin caught the spirit OF the
occasion and bade the guests make
themselves at home. Cards and mu-
sic furnished plenty Of entertainment.
About midnight ice cream and cake
were served. Many presents OF tin
ware, enamelware, ETC., were left as
mementoes of the occasion. The guests
united in wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Grit
fin many happy returns OF the day.
Word comes from Eureka Springs
that Mrs. John Ahart had had another
attack of gall stones, but that she was
recovering lllCely lloili ~ AASA iiA'>AAs
friends here will be grieved to learn
of this recent attack.
Miss Mary Howorth went to DEM
son last week, taking her brother,
Isaac's baby home, which she has been
caring for while it's mother was at
Rochester, MINI. We understand that
the little one is i'll again.
Mrs. w. E. Dow returned last week
Tuesday from visit with relatives
at Missouri Valley.
Special Easter services will be held
at the NJ. E. church next SABBATH
morning, the theme being "The Resur-
rection." In the evening the pastor
will preach from the topic, what
would Christ do if he were member
of the democratic cabinet? Special
music will be rendered. You are in
yited to attend both of the services.
Mrs. Willis Virgins and Miss Grace
Griffin were shopping in Omaha last
Wednesday.
Rev. H. c. Royse, of Rapid City, 5.
D., who was to have addressed the
congregation at the M. E. church last
Sunday, was unable to reach here at
the appointed time on account OF the
storm, but will speak here next