The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-09-09

| line Of shoes at adminiStratO sale
and will open here for business at ar
early date. We are informed that the
stock is in fine shape and most eN
cellent assortment OF the best and
newest styles. Mr. Autisdel needs nc
introduction to the people of the com
munity as he only went out Of bus
mess here less than year ago. We
welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Antisdel back
and trust they mag have prosper
Gus business here.
The ball team from Dunlap came up
Sunday for their first game here. Dow
City played al home team except
catcher and as their own catcher
could not be located they imported Il
man from Denison. Dunlap had Sc
cured an imported pitcher. The teams
We're evenly matched and the game
fought out TO a FRAGILE. The score
read . to 2 for Dow City. Joe Pear
sail and Ben Davis substituted on the
team and many compliments We're
paid Davis for his good work.
4 wedding OF interest to a number
from this palcc took place Thursday
Sept at 4 p. NJ. at Woodhine when
Mis- Stella Smith became the bride of
Mr.. Albert Moss, OF Casey, Iowa, the
resident minister OF the Christian
church performing the ceremony.
was bridesmaid, While Mir Robert
Mess, of Casey, served as best man.
After the ceremony the wedding
party sat down to q suinntilOus rerast
The next morning the bridal couple
departed for Casey. where they will
reside On farm. Mrs. Moss was well
known here. She is the daughter Of
George Smith. who was section fore
nan on the C. & n. w. r. r. for some
wish her an abundance OF LIES b,es
sings.
Mrs Elizabeth Virgins arrived home !
asst week from Council Bluffs and is
again occupying he" own home. Her
ricnds are glad to sec her as well |
IS she is.
No announcements is made at this
inc OF services for the N. e. church |
or next Sunday while pastor Steph-
ms is at conference.
A most ENJOYABLE event took place
asst Monday at the home Oh Mr.. and
lrs. Frank McHcnry Wcst CT town.
: was a gathering Of the llith and
in for a family reunion and over
orty persons assembled to partici
ate. The affair took the nature Of an
ld0Or picnic. All that came brought
nick knackS and other good things
or the dinner ana that dinner was
ertainly delight to the eye as well
5 the appetite. The only trouble was
hat there We're more good things
han the crowd could store away.
he guest were: Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
ackSon and son, Frank and Edgar
/ Omaha Frank McHenry Jackson,
{ Missouri Valley. Mrs. Meta Will
ans, OF Woodbinc, Mesdames John,
gorge and Arthur Erampton, OF
ocne. Mr.. and Mrs c. =. Cassidy
nd daughters, Helen and jeanette.
II. and Mrs. Sears McHenry and
aughters, Margaret and Abbey Anna,
Irs. Lutte Seemaun. George McHen-
Y, Dr. and Mrs. l.. NJ Coon and son,
.ouis, Mrs e. W. Pierce and Miss
lclen Schoute:i, all OF Denison, and
he Mott McienTy and w n. SchoU-
IN families, from Dow City This
the first reunion OF the MoHenry
Ian for twenty years and it was an
vent that vii lie remembered long
nd we'll
A deal was coEumated here Mon
ay whereby Melvin Breen becomes
wner Of the Il. w. Houston livery
arm, Mr.. Houston taking in trade Mr..
reen's half interest in q l2O acre
arm in section 6, Union township.
II. Breen took possession Tuesday
lorning, keeping Mr.. Mccullough
nd Mr. Jordan as helpers. Mr. Hous-
IN included everything in the deal,
orses buggies autoas, except the
CIV Studebaker car. We are not in
,rnd as to what MIR. Houston intends
} do but trust he may continue to
.akefhs home among u.s. Mr.. Breen
well known and will no doubt keep