The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-10-25
TWO HEARTS 4.
HAP PLY UNITED
Miss Margaret Larson, Formerly Of
kiron, Married to Oscar Ander-
son, Of AIcester, s. ..
EIGHTY INVITED GUESTS THERE
Both Young People Favorably Known
In Respective Communicates
Reside at AIcester. 8. D. .

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KIRON, Oct. 24-Special-
From last weeks Alcester, Is. d.
Union we copy the following wedding
writeup which took place at Alcester
at the home Of former Kironites: "A
pretty home wedding was solemnized
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Larson, at 1900
o'clock Wednesday evening last week.
when their daughter Margaret c., was
united In marriage to Oscar F.. Ander-
son. The ceremony was witnessed by
about eighty invited guests, relatives
and friends OF the contracting parties.
At the appointed hour to the strains
of Mendelssohn's wedding march.
ion, the couple attended by Miss Ell.
len Olsen and Eunice Larson IS brides
maids, and VERNE Larson and Elmer
places under an arch beautifully dec
E. A. Lagerstrom, Of the Alcester Bap-
fist church, spoke the words which
united the two hearts for the remand.
er of life's journey. The bride was
attired in a beautiful gown of white
silk trimmed with chiffon and duchess
lace; she also wore veil and carried
q bouquet of brides roses and carna-
tons. The bridesmaids we're becom.
ingly' dressed in white wolfe. At the
close of the ceremony congratulations
were extended, after which an ele-
giant four course, supper was served.
The presents received by the newly
married couple were numerous and
handsome, as we'll as valuable. The
bride is young lady Of many gracea
Of mind and person and will prove to
be truly helpmate and companion
to the companion she has chosen to
honor with her hand. The groom Is
a son of Gust Anderson, one Of the
oldest settlers here. and is young
man Of sterling character. The out
of town guests who attended were MI.
and Mrs. Ed Allen, OF Fairbanks.
Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ostlund and
SON of Vermillion, 8. D.; Erick Lar
son, Clifford, Eunice and Eda Larson.
Alice, Edith and Alfred Larson and
Mrs. Charlotte Larson Ill of. Kiron.
Iowa. The young couple have gone to
housekeeping on the Gust Anderson
farm southwest of Alcester. Tho Union
joins in with their many friends of
the bride and groom In wishing them
a long, pleasant and prosperous life"
G. s. Johnson received visit last
week from his mother, who, together
with a daughter, recently arrived from
Sweden to make this country her fu-
ture home. At present she 10 making
her home with daughter at Boyer.
Mrs. Ivan Sundell, who has been
seriously i'll for some time and un.
der a doctors care and two nurses. is
on the mend. which 10 very gratifying
news to her many friends.
Nels Taylor, of Boyer, spent Friday
transacting business with Kiron mer-
chants.
Fred Gronau, the pioneer feeder Of
this locality, received another ship.
ment of feeders last week from South
Dakota. This makes the second ship
ment Of feeders which he recently pur
chased while up there, both shipments,
comprising over $50 head. It certain
~ takes nerve to feed that many cat
tie in the face Of the high priced corn.
The writer received letter laat.
week from John Jacobsen, formerly Of
Kiron, now located at Oakdale, Neb.,,
in which he writes that he Ia very
busy improving his farm with good
substantial buildings. He reports the
crops as fine and is apparently very
we'll satisfied in his new location,
E. E. Clauson and Ed Eckman re-
turned Saturday afternoon from q
short business trip to Sioux City.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. L. Anderson went
to Amboy, Mimi, last week to spend
some time visiting at the home of
Bert Loomers and other friends.
August Lundell, E. E. Clauson and
Clarence Clauson spent several days
the fore part of last week at Sioux
City and vicinity. On Tuesday night
they saw Hughes and the very enthus-
iastic demonstration rendered him.
Erich S. Johnson went to Colorado
last week with the intention OF re-
naming for a short while to visit. How
ever, his friends are prone to believe
that he will remain permanently.
Eldrige Larson and Oscar Sedar-
berg returned last week from their
sightseeing trip in the west. Among
the points they visited were Denver.
Pixies Peak, Cripple Creek and Pueb.
10. They report an excellent time.