The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-10
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Mr.. p. -. klinker and Miss Garnet
Norman Married in Omaha on
Last Thursday Afternoon
NOW ON THEIR WEDDING TRIP
Will Visit Chicago, Duluth, Minneap-
oils and Other Cities, and Re-
~ turn Home on June goth. Co..

luI ~ VOIu6 OF JunS (OtV.
Mr.. p. J. Klinker and Miss Garnet
Norman surprised their many friends
by going to Omaha last Thursday at
ternOOn, where they were married,
the ceremony being performed at the
residence of Rev. Edwin Hart jerks,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church. The young couple left i'm
mediately for Burlington and from
there went to Chicago. After visit
OF some days in that city, they took
boat for Duluth. stopping at num-
Der Of more important points along
the route. From Duluth they will Wis
it Minneapolis and expect to return
home about June 10th and will immed-
lately take up housekeeping at 21S
West fremont street and will be at
home to their many friends after
July LIST.
While the approaching marriage
was quite generally known, it was
thought to take place about the gath.
at which time the wedding anniver-
sary of the brides parents will be
held. The young couple forestalled
the arrangements, however, by being
married in Omaha.
Both of these young people are so
well and favOrably known, comment
is unnecessary. Miss Norman is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Nor
man, highly respected citizens Of our
city; was born and reared in Denison.
where she attended the public schools
and was member OF the graduating
class of 1905. Being of artistic mind,
she decided to take up the study OF
art and the following year after grad
uating she entered the Art institute
in Chicago, intending to take the full
course. However, her ability as an
entertainer became known and upon
request she took to the lyceum plat
form, where she gained considerable
OF a reputation as a reader and whist
ling soloist TO further perfect her
self in this line, Miss Norman studied
with Prof. BOyne at the Auditorium
for whistling and at Henshaw's con-
servatory for reading She also took
a number of courses under the direc-
ton of Lillian Fitch, of Omaha. Since
that time she has been connected with
n number OF the better classes of ly-
ceum bureaus and has appeared upon
the platform in many of the cities of
Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota and Dako-
to. Commanding an attractive ap-
pearancc. she was in great demand
and won much success.
Perhaps Mr.. klinker is the best
known young man in Crawford county,
where he has lived the greater part
OF his life. He is strictly self made
man and has made his way by his
own efforts. After graduating from the
Denison city schools, he entered the
State university and graduated with
honors from the law department of
that institution. Borrowing money
at the time of entering school, he
not only paid his own way, but had Il
substantial banking accoun ut the
time he graduated. While attending
Iowa City, he was business manager
for the Daily lowan, the official organ
of the university, and under his ad-.
mnistratiOn the paper enjoyed the
greatest prosperity OF it's history. Up
on his return to Denison he entered
into partnership with Mr.. ]. F. Glenn
in the practice of law. The partner
ship soon ended, however, and Mr..
Klinker became candidate on the
republican ticket for county attorney,
and being elected, he held the office
for ten consecutive years. After his
retirement in 1913, he established
suite of Office rooms and is now en-
joying lucrative practice. At the
primaries just held, Mr.. Klinker re-
ceived the nomination from the repub-
licans for the office of state represen-
tative and his election is assured.
During his term as county attorney
he prosecuted many criminals. among
the more notable being the Assyrian
brothers for the murder OF their cou-
sin. The case attracted state wide at
tentOn and Mr.. Klinker was the re-
cipient of many notes of congratula-
ton on the manner in which he handl-
ed the case. He has been very fortu-
nate in making good real estate invest
ments and has already at this early
date accumulated more than the Or
binary mans share OF this worlds
goods.
The Review joins with numerous
friends in extending congratulations
to the happy couple and believes MIR.
Klinker, when he said in note to
the editor soon after his marriage.
that Garnet and he had been trans
ferred into veritable heaven with
Garnet and he as the only occupants.