The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-01
PLEASANT HILL
COUPLE MARRIED
Mr.. Robert Stevenson and Miss Aivina
Schweiso Married at Council
Bluffs Last Wednesday,.
Mr.. CAMPBELL RETURNS HOME
Returning From Rochester, Mr.. Camp
bell Stops at Emretsburg for
Visit With Relatives. t

bell Stops at En1netsburg for
9n,- Visit With Relatives .iagj
On, Wednesday, February 23d, a
Council Bluffs occurred the marriage
Of Robert Stevenson and Miss Alvin;
Schweiso Frank Stevenson. a brothe
Of the groom, acted as best man ant
Miss Hattie, a sister of the bride. wa:
bridesmaid. The bride is the eldes
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Schwci
so, well known residents OF this vicin
ity, living four miles north of Manila
She has grown to womanhood among
us and is we'll fitted to make happ3
home for the husband of her choice
The groom is an industrious and pros
porous young farmer, living near AS
pinwall. The happy couple returned the
same evening to the home OF the
brides parents. The future is bright
with promise for this worthy young
couple as they start together on life's
Journey. Tile best wishes of a host
Of friends go with them that they may
have long and happy life together.
II. +. Campbell, who recently under
went an operation at Rochester, Mimi
returned home Sunday. He visited
since Tuesday at Emmetsburg with
: his son, Guy, and family and also made
the acquaintance Of his new grandson,
Ralph Victor. Saturday night he was
q guest at the John Calvin home in Ma
nlla. Mr.. Campbell's many friend:
are glad indeed that he is feeling much
better and can be home again.
Mrs. Ed Mccartney was sick the
first Of last week, suffering from an
attack of the grippe.
Will WenZel and family moved last
Tuesday to Allen BARRIERS old home
place, which they have rented. Hugo
WenZel viii move where Will has been
/ living.
Miss Esther 'aitson was caller at
the VIII Quant2 home Tuesday eve
ming.
The Harry Fish sale last Wednesday
was well attended and was good aV-
crage sale.
Mrs. Andrew McCaifrey, OF Denison,
spent last week at the Ed Mccartney
home.
Mrs ed Saylor and Earl and the
Misses Minnie, Leita and Nellie visit
ed at the Ben Bidlack home Wednes- !
day evening.
The boys CD of this nhighborhood
were very busy last Wednesday eve
ming as they had two young married
couples to charivari, Mr.. and Mrs
Petersen at the Harry Fish home and
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson at the VIII
Schweiso home.
Howard Mcleod shipped a car load
of sheep to ringley Thursday.
Mrs. Will Thompson and daughter,
Miss Mamie, were guests at the Silas
Thompson home Thursday.
!. l.. Mcleod spent several days thel
latter part of last week at the Homer
Baker home in Manila.
The eighth grade pupils OF the Pleas
ant Hill and FairvleW schools, VINO
wished to secure country school III
plOnla. took the examinations last
week that were sent out by the coun
ty superintendent.
Miss Mabel Thompson spent Thurs
day night at the Earl Bidlack home.
Miss Hattie Macumber completed a
term of school Friday. She
has been teaching about five miles
southeast OF Manila for the past six
months and is now enjoying a visit at
ner parental lOUlS.
Mrs Hugh Thompson and little SON
Kenneth, were visitors at the Will /,
QuantZ home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mcleod trans
acted business in Vail Friday
Joe Healy, Of South Dakota, came
Friday evening for a visit at the }. II.
Healy home 1t has been five years
since he was here before so it is need
less to say his visit is being greatly
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Silas Thompson is spending a
few days in. Manila with her daush.
ter, Mrs. Wiley Goodenough,. who is i'll.
!. H. Healy attended the sale at Man
ming Saturday.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thompson enter.
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Miller and
little babe at dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fl. S. VrOOmal visited
at the Howard Mcleod home Sunday.
Geo. Macumber and the Misses Nat
tic and Lillian spent Sunday after
noon at the Earl Bidlack home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Lapel and two
children were guests at the VIII
Thompson home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Connors, Jim and the Misses
Mary and Nell spent Sunday at the j
II. Healy home.
Walter Simmerman visited Sunday
afternoon with Harold Bidlack.
Ray Thompson called on his uncle
I'll. Campbell, Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Mcleod are now
their household goods to Ma
nilla and will soon be nicely settled
in their new home.
psI1unk viciinl at
the r. J. Campbell home Sunday after.
noon.
Clayton Baker and N. Is. Johnson
purchased a ear load Of corn ana are
new hauling it from ManillaN out to
heir farms.
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