The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-10-18

Will and many friends lii and around
Charter Oak.
DR.. Shumway and family are enjoy
ing visit from his parents, who came
Sunday from their home in Rockford
III.
Sam Passman was in Ute Tuesday
making arrangements for the opening
of his clothing store at that place. He
expects to get located about the goth
of the month.
Dan II. McGrath, of Letcher, S. d..
came Saturday for a visit with his
mother and sister in the Oak.
Jerome Henry, of Battle Creek, was
a Charter Oak visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Lawrence Mulheron and daugh
ter, Mrs. Paul Warren, left Saturday
for their, home in Sioux City after a
weeks visit here with friends and rel.
natives. III. p... - ,udf
il Mrs. Mary McGrath visited friends
lin X enwOod Saturday .qI1 go,
beMr. and Mrs. Thomas Nielsen, al
hDenison, were Charter Oak callers on
tSlmday. n sr-. Az 49,. ... eyr III
lfsaA. f. Barber returned Saturday. eve.
ming from business trip to Aberdeen,
ES.aD. ,..ti,3 h ,.,Eag "a s3p-,,.
Claude kinsey severed his connec-
ton with the LorenZen garage Satur'
day and returned to his home in Dana
on Sunday. ........,..,., T.. - lid
! Little Miss Beverly Pemble came on
Saturday from her home in Dana for
visit with her aunt, MrJ O. 0. Col
| Inns.
| Messrs. Fletcher and Christensen
were hunting at Blue lake Sunday.
| The body of Chas. Weed arrived Sat
urday morning from Long Beach. Cali,
and was taken to the old home west of
town, where funeral services were
/, held Sunday afternoon, Rev. Poppen,
heimer officiating, and the remains laid
to rest in the cemetery north OF town.
The family have the sympathy OF the
entire community: -y,a~ : 4. j.
! The wedding of Miss Ethel Weed
and Delmar Williams took nlace on
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
the BRIDES parents south OF town. Rev.
IPoppenheimer performing the cere-
meny.nf The bride was 9hecomingly
gowned lin white and wore a veil. She
also carried a bridal bouquet of brides
| roses and smilaX. The home was pref
tily decorated with green and white
and the delicious three, course we'd
ding dinner, further carried out the
color scheme. The happy young cou-
pie left on the evening train for a
visit in Omaha. On their return they
will occupy, new modern home being
built for them on the farm of the
BRIDES father, e. H. Weed. The wed.
ding was very quiet one on account
| of the recent death Of the brides
Grandfather. Only the immediate fam.
lily and near relatives were present.
The Epworth League held wiepie
roast in Marshalls grove Friday eve.
ming. A large crowd was present and
most enjoyable time was had. ~t
The friends of Rev. and Mrs. Pop.
penheimer and members of the M. 3.
church gathered at the home of Mrs.
Torrey Saturday, evening for a fare
we'll party. Quite a large number were
present, a delicious lunch was served
and most enjoyable time had by
those present. The many friends OF
Rev. Poppenheimer and wife are sor-
Iry to seethem leave Charter Oak and
lwish them success in their new field
lof labor. They. left Monday for their
new home. III. nies 3gIs
The opera house has been leased for
the coming year. to Messrs. Fred Thorn
3sen and Barney Runge. A dance was
igiven under the rev management Sat
Iurday evening. 1t is estimated that
about three hundred attended, which
melted thes boyssa goo(ls gHm. i and they
ifeel highly elated over their first ven
tture $50, ~