The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-07

Stubbe at duck dinner Sunday eve,
ming. Did the doctor enjoy the duck?
Very much but we can't call him a
quack.
Mr. Fred Moeller returned Satur-
day night from a weeks absence in
Omaha attending to business and the
auto show. He says he saw half of
Crawford county down there.
On February 26, in DenisOn at the
German Lutheran parsonage occurr-
ed the marriage of Miss Lizzie kropf
and Mr.. Lyle Van Fleet. They were
attended by Miss Della Kropf, sister
of the bride and Mr.. Van Fleet, broth
er Of the groom. e.. t~...
The bride was goWned in pale blue
silk crepe+de-chine,2 white hat, shoes
and gloves, Miss Della was clad in
blue silk poplin with champagne hat
shoes and gloves The groom was
dressed in the blue serge while~the
brother wore a grey suit,
The happy couple repaired to the
home sof, his tparents where sumpt-
nous evening dinner was served to
the immediate relatives only. The
evenings pleasant entertainment WGs
interrupted by the usual bcisterous
crowd who have long forgotten and
possibly did not know that that form
of enjoyment is out of date and never
entered into by the better class of peo-
pie.
Mrs. Van Fleet has grown to woman
hood on her fathers farm and is
known to all in this community. She
has lived in. Deloit during the past
year and has many warm friends who
have learned to love her for her good
qualities. Mr.. Van Fleet has been
helping his father with farm work oc-
cassionally assisting neighbors and
friends in time of need and everyone
speaks a good word for his energy.
This coming year they will be at
home on the Joe Inghram place.
The best wishes for a prosperous
year and a happy. welded life are aex-
tended to them by us ALL
Miss Marie Fink, of Denison came
to Deloit last Friday to attend the
class paly, mr. Bob" and called upon.
her friend, Mrs. Joe True, and remain:
ed over night with Miss Ella Martin,
returning home Saturday morning.
Miss Blanche Cole, of Dow City,
came up to attend the class play, re-
mainig over night, with her sister,
Mable, and both returning home Sat
urday morning.
Mr.. Ben Fisher and Mr.. Herman
Tamm each purchased last week
feed grinder with H. P. engine.
Also Mr.. Vanderwall, a wood saving
outfit With a H. P. engine. These
arrived Tuesday from
Omaha. Who says Deloit has no en-
srgetic farmers? ..Et
Miss Gladys Rudd spent several days
1t the home of her grandmother, Mrs.
Dobson. s'-
Willard Turner and family visited
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Schiller.
Ross Richardson went to Council
Bluffs last week to stay with his bro.
her. Luff, and work for the same com
,any. He returned home suddenly,
having met with a severe accident. In
he evening, Luff started to build a
ire and poured some kerosene oil in
he stove but it did not ignite so
shook the CRATE letting the ashes into
he ash pan where they smouldered
ill morning. Ross attempted to make
.2e fire upon stnilipg, match an ex-
AUllOWSu WHICH 1I1tCo lily
tovs out fof fits place. THE whole att
nosphere seemed to be ablaze and he
vas severely burned on his head and
ace. The doctor thinks they can
ave the much burned eye by careful
ressing and care. The other eye is
IL right If the hair does not grow,
le thinks he will look swell in an aub-
i'm toupee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Neumann were
n Denison Monday buying their fur
liture for their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Priebs return
ID from their trip and are boarding
With pa and ma till their departure
n few days for Ft. Dodge where |
hey will reside.
Mr. Fred Stubbe will work for p.
IcNeal this summer, he resigned his
position at Ellis and Floyd Darling |
will take his place there. ~
Don't forget chat March 16 is thel
late of the Laughand minstrels.
Miss Bessie Young who is attending
College at Cedar Falls, visited over
Sunday with her parents.
Still another kind of food riot oc-
,urs3 when the church announces a
% cent supper for Is cents.
Treaties nowadays are the agree
nents you expect to keep with nations