The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-29
CHURCH WEDDING
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Miss Mamie McCaffery, Of Manila,
i and John FIahive, Of Redfield,
| s. D., Married "Wednesday
BREAKFAST At BRIDES HOME
Tender Reception in Denison at Home
| Of Mr.. and Mrs. John FIahive- 4
To Reside Near Redfield.
| MANILA, New. 28-Special-
! Wednesday morning at eight o'clock
at the Catholic church. occurred the
marriage of Miss Mamie McCaffery to
Mr.. John Flahive. of Redfield, s. D.,
Rev. Father Lynch officiating at the
ceremony.
Miss McCaffery was attended by her
sister, Miss Anna Mccartney, and Mr..
Flahive by his brother, Mr.. Edgar
Flahive. The bride wore a gown Of
white pussy.willow taffeta and the
bridesmaid, a gown of blue silk. The
gentlemen were both dressed in dark
blue serge.
Immediately after the ceremony, the
bridal party repaired to the home Of
the BRIDES parents where bounteous
wedding breakfast was served. Later
Mr.. and Mrs. Flahive left for Denis0n
to attend a reception given in their,
honor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Flahiye. From Denison they will
go to their home near Redfield, s. D..
where the groom is engaged In farm
ing.
Mrs. Flahiye is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Pat Mccartney living north
east OF Manila, and is q very popular
young lady.
The groom formerly resided at Deni-
son but OF late has been farming in
South Dakota. The people of this
vicinity extend heartiest congratula-
tons to the happy couple.
Messrs, Alfred Calvin, Homer Baker,
Herman and Will Boeck, were among
those from here who attended the
Shriner's convention and banquet at
Omaha Friday.
Mr.. Henry Hamann spent several
days in Sioux Sity this week return
ing home Friday.
Miss Helen Jackson has accepted q
position as cashier at Clint's.
The play, THE Shepherd of the
Hills" by Harold Bell Wright, was
presented Tuesday night in the opera
house by Il. G. Wilson and Co., to a
fair house. The play was Well given
and all present were. we'll satisfied,
with the evenings entertainment.
Mrs. Hueber entertained, = number
LOT friends alta s o'clock dinner We'd
|nesday, the OCCASION being her birth
day and everyone enjoyed themselves.
r. G. Saunders, c. F. G. Kehr, and
John Hamann went to Sioux City On
Tuesday to attend the banquet given
to Governor w. L. Harding, which took
place there that evening. j
Mr.. Harry Hadley, of Yarmouth,
N. D., who has been visiting here this
week with his father, Will Hadley,
and other relatives, left Wednesday
for Pipestone, Mimi, to visit his broth
Ter, James, and family on his way home.
Mrs. A. J. Barrow entertained the
ladies' guild Friday afternoon, every
one thoroly enjoyed themselves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Daggenett, of
Upton, Kansas, who are visiting at
the Henry Peterson home, are the
proud parents of son, born Nov. 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Burlington and
little son, are visiting this week with
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McGilora, in Des
Moines.
3 Mrs. Ole Wigg visited in Defiance
Tuesday with friends. IS.
Miss Clara E. Blades spent Saturday
and Sunday. at the parental home In
Irwin. .{{,S NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. vi. Nelson left Mon.
day, for Havelock, Nebr., where they
will make their home for an indefinite
period. III il, s.;
3 The Manila high basket ball boys
went to Vail Friday and played the
basket ball team there, our boys win
ming by score of SO to IS. Those in
the team are: Victor Theobald, Max
Wendt, Lynn McCracken, Joe Cooper,
and Leo Parton.
Miss Marie Webster, Of Defiance,
visited relatives and friends here the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Webster, of
Defiance, visited at the Copeland
homes Saturday.
Miss Jessie Westbrook, of Defiance,
visited friends here Saturday.
Messrs Henry and Robert Davis and
the latter's daughter, Wilma, of De-
fiance. were Manila visitors Saturday.
MISS 1aZel bdrrOWS returned lrOIl
her visit in Sioux City Wednesday,
she was accompanied home by her
friend, Mr.. Shumaker, who remained
here for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boyens, of Thin
ger, Ia, have been, visiting this week
here with relatives.
The first, basket ball game of the
season played on the home floor. was
played Saturday night in the high
school gymnasium between the Char
ter Oak and Manila girls and boys.
Our taems were victorious in both
games the girls winning by score Of
%! to 2; the boys by a score of "a to-
Is. A large crowd turned out to Wit
ness the games. After the games the
students and teachers of tho Manila
high school gave the visiting teams
reception and music and eats were
participated in. The high school band
furnished several selections thruout
the evening"
W. H. Brockelsby, jr., attended the
Shriner convention at Omaha Friday.
Miss Florence Dodey, of Gray, Ia,
came Thursday for visit with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Kester and family.
Sunday morning. Little Sadie, one
of the four-year-old twin girls of Mr.