The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-10

tanned on Tuesday afternoon at theI
home of Mrs. Harry Mason. Everyone|
present had an enjoyable time.
Miss Ellen McNertney, of Buck
Grove, is spending the week at the !.
A. Hickey home.
Mrs. j. H. Kicker, Of Sioux City, who1
has been visiting the past week at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Anthony.
returned to her home Friday noon.
Misses Pearl Anderson. Marie Joel.
and Helen jackson left Friday noon
for visit over the week end with the1
formers parents in Farragut. return
ing Sunday evening.
Miss Nellie Gardner suffered an at
tack of appendicitis Tuesday evening.
She was taken to Omaha Wednesday
morning, where she underwent an Op.|
Grafton. Friends are glad to learn she
is improving and hope she will con-
tinue to do SO.
The Miowa and S. S. literary soci-
cites of the high school will hold al
Joint program on Friday afternoon.
May 10Th, in the north assembly room:
The following program will be given:
Response-Favorite Quotations.
Music-The Societies.
observation-disclosures Dyson. ~
Current Events-Esther Hickey.
Glass Sone-The Seniors.
Original Story-Hertha JQens. f,,
School Paper-JOhn Reed.
Debate: Resolved that the women Of
Iowa should be given the ballot in
June" Affirmative. Leo Perion. Vic
tor Theobald. Negative. Bernard
Behrend, George Flint.
N. .Canzenius druggist. has resigned
his position at the Carnahan & Draper
drug store. 49,.
Homer Smith and Jack Stuart went
to Dunlap Sunday noon for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Smith and fam
II lily, returning home Sunday evening.
A. ]. Barrow and family and Mrs. r.
A. Jackson motored to Vail Sunday
Afternoon for short visit with Mrs.
Barrow's mother, Mrs. Slater
At the home of MIR. and Mrs. N.
Christensen. south of AstOr, Wednes.
day, May Sd, occurred the marriage Of
their daughter, Miss Marie. to Mr.. Ole
l. Wigg. Rev. Itse, Of Irwin officiating.
The bride. wore white crepe de chine
dress, while the groom work dark
suit. Miss Clara Christensen. sister
of the bride, acted as bridesmaid and
wore a light blue crepe de chine dress,
Mr.. Jacob Wigg acted as best man. The
ceremony took place at o'clock q. mn.
the bridal party marching to the par
lor. which was beautifully decorated I'M
blue and white. At 8 o'clock four
course breakfast was served to thirty.
six guests. The bride Is one OF our
most estimable young ladies and the
groom is prosperous young black
smith. They will reside in Manila,
and their many friends wish them q
happy and prosperous life.
Mrs. Delbert Caldwell. who has been
employed as cook at the depot hotel.
left Monday morning to accept a posi-
ton in the hotel at Defiance.
Mrs. w. N. Stipe and baby. of Adaza ),
who have been visiting at the home Of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. VIM. An.
thony, returned home Monday.
Word was received here Saturday of
the death of w. C. Hayward, a former
resident OF Manila. now residing in
Perry. Manila friends sympathize
with the bereaved family in their loss.
James Jordan and family left Sun:
day morning for Perry to be present
at the funeral of w. c. Hayward. !.
Mrs. Holk, of Lincoln. Neb.. mother
of Mrs. James Jordan, stopped here be-;
tween trains Monday, enroute to Perry
to attend the funeral of w. c. Hay:
ward.
Miss LaRoice Dempster and MI.
Warren Andrews. both of Council
Bluffs, we're married in Omaha Tues
day afternoon. Miss Dempster for
merly resided in Manila and her many
friends were surprised to hear OF her
marriage. However, best wishes are
extended to them for happy and pros
porous life. m.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the Methodist church held
their quarterly tea Thursday evening
in the church basement The program
consisted of music and interesting
readings concerning the missionary
work in Japan and Korea. After the
program delicious two course lunch
was served to about fifty guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Silkabakken. of
Dallas Center. motored here Monday
for visit with the c. +. G. kehr and
0. S. Olson families.
Interesting programs are being plan.
ned for the celebration of Mothers
day on Sunday, May. 14th. at both the
NJ. Il. and Presbyterian churches.