The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-03
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Miss Letha Manning, who attends
Van SAINT business college in Oma
ha, came up from that place Thurs
day to visit with hcf parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Manning. She returned
to tho city Tuesday. her mother ac-
campaigning her for days shopping.
We are most pleased to learn that
at a recent meeting OF the school
board, Miss Mildred Virgins was G.
lected to the third and fourth grade
work. This is the grade she former
ly taught. The patrons are highly
pleased at her being returned as teach
er, for she is counted among the best
instructors in the school.
The. steel gang which has been at
work OH the c. & N. w. II. r., for the
past ten days or two weeks has COM
plcted it's work and been transferred
to another point. The surfacng gang
is expected here soon to put the track
in proper shape for the summer traffic.
Pastor Fl. A. Essex returned Satur.
day from. several days visit with his
family at New Hartford.
Uncle Billy Cook is able to be out
again after two weeks illness, d
fact his numerous friends will be pleas
cd to note.
Misses Mae Servoss and Veva Alex.
apdcr were down from Denison Mon
day visiting at the Fl. Roy home.
Mrs. w. l.. Swatman spent Friday
and Saturday in Omaha with rela
lives.
About forty, al, told went from here
to Denison last Thursday evening 10
attend the big banquet given by the
Denison Odd Follows and Rebekahs
i'll honor of the 9th anniversary of
the founding of the former lodge. A
most excellent time is reported.
Mrs. Ray Rule was over from Will
low from Friday to Sunday visiting
at the w. II. Rule home.
Elder Charles r. Buttcrworth was
in Denison Sunday conducting preach,
ing services in the l.. ID. S. chapel
there;
Mrs. Mary Mcmahon, OF Dcnison
visited Monday with her sister, Mrs.
Clarence Omeara.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romanan Holromb
went to Woodbine Saturday to see
their nephew, who is very ILL.,
Tom Ahart sent a Car OF hogs to
the So Omaha market last Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rudd spent a
few days the past week in Omaha.
Complaint was filed with Mayor S.
A. Dow the last Of the week and in
consequence the card tables down
town have been dispensed with.
Maude Brake and r. e. LUsk sprang
a surprise on their friends last Friday
evening by going to Logan. where they
were married. The wedding occurred
at the home of her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Mcbride, !
at 8 D. M, Rev Arnold of the NJ. e.
church officiating, the beautiful ring
ceremony being used. The bride was
attired in travelling suit with hat
to match. After the ceremony the
Young. couple left on the 1859 train
for Omaha. and on Saturday went to
Exeter, Neb., where they will visit
his parents. They will also visit a |
sister at Cordova. Neb.; returning this
week. Maude and Bob are among our
most popular young people. She has
spent her whole life among us, and
grown to be young lady of many
attainments, being specially gifted in
music. She has been deputy in the
post Office for the past year. and has
given most satisfactory service. Mr..
Lusk is the efficient trouble man for
the Crawford county Telephone Co..
at this point and has made hosts of
friends here during his three years
residence here. The young folks will
take up their residence here, and be-
Sin married life under most favOrablc|
circumstances. We extend our heart
lest congratulations and sincerely wish
that their wing of happiness may
never lose feather"
A bit of news from Mrs. Howard
Brace. of Woodbine, but formerly of
this place will be of interest to many
people. Mr.. and Mrs. Brace have tax
en- a baby boy three months old. Thest
little fellow has certainly been for
tunatc in getting so good home.
Miss Lucinda McHenry went to Den.
json Saturday afternoon to be in at,