The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-21
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Those who attended the Campbell
Newman wedding in Omaha Wer'
Mr.. John Newman, father and Mes
danes Henry and Louise Gronau, sis
| tiers, of the, groom, of Boyer.
Mr.. Bert Darling was Boyer visit
or the last of the week on business
Chas. Cose was passenger to Wal
Lake Saturday. ia.
Prof: Webster took ,dinner with Har
10 Mason Sunday 4 y III
Mayor Laub, of Denisof, TRANSACTED
business in ADeloit last Thu1sday.fsf
Mr.. Guy Johnson, Of Arion, spen1
SundaysWith Deloit friends. s,y,,3
Mrs. e. E. Atkinson, of st. LOUIS
has been visiting her sister, o. w
Wier, the past week.
Mr.. H. Cummings, the County Sher
| if, of Denison, was in Deloit on official
business last week.
Miss Iva Mason was an Omaha visit
or from "Wednesday morning till Fri
day noon.
Mr.. Ed Quade is moving to Cambrey
Mimi, to engage in farming. He Is
taking cars filled with household
goods, machinery, stock and groceries
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence lines, of Nal
lard, Ia, are visiting friends and rela'
tives here this week.
Chas. Cose, having sold his home to
Merit OBanion will move his family
to laurel, Nebr., next week. We are
sorry to lose old friends but hope they
will prosper in their new home.
Mr.. Wilbur Vanderwall and Miss
Mary Luney were united in marriage
at 8 O'Clock on Saturday evening, Feb.
II, at the home of the brides parents
in Denison. They received many
beautiful and useful presents from
the few friends and immediate rela-
tives, who were present. This year,
the newly welded pair will make their
home on the Joe Brogden farm near
Deloit. The people of this vicinity ex-
tend their congratulations, best wish
es for bountiful crop and may they
never regret having moved into the
Union. ST. %.> ass"E@. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Childress enter
tanned about thirty young people on
last Monday evening, the event be-
ing in honor of their SO anniversary.
1t is needless to say bountiful de-
licious lunch was served as Mrs. Chill
dress is too well known along culinery
lines. The evening was spent at
cards, games and music.
Several schools thruout the state
are making money by saving all the
waste paper. Suppose we try it. AL
so one Epw0rth League saved and bal
ed several dollars worth the past win
ter. Fs1r
Mr.. Lyle Van Fleet purchased a fine
new $50 buggy! of the True Merct. Co.,
last week. a. ...s
Prof. Webster lead the ,Epworth
League Sunday night in an able and
experienced manner. His talk was
very instructive, and entertaining.
Master Avery Mason and his moth
er visited school on st. Valentines
day. 1t was indeed a pleasure to see
Avery looking so well.
The school will lose two bright pup
ilsn ext week. Mildred and Mertyl
pills next week. Mildred and Mertyl
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cose will move
on their farm in the spring. These
high prices make q farmer anxious to
get busy again. ..,..
Elder Barrett took dinner and sup
per at the JoelTrue home one day last
week. He then departed for Dickens.
Andrew Larson was in Omaah on
business the latter part of the week.
r. Mrs. Maria 7Dobson was in Denison
the latter part of the week, where she
met Mrs. May Rudd and two daugh-
tiers. , s,'% ,.z-,. ..t
Mrs. J. L. Miller was caller at the
Bert McKim home last Saturday.
"A meeting will be held Wednesday
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cuss plans for the reunion in August
julius Christensen is preparing to
move to the Wicks farm now owned
by Robt. Anderson, where he will farm
this year. i... ..f
Ben Patrick and Edna Browne spent
Sunday with Miss Mable Johnson east
of Deloit. ~
Miss Beula Stevenson, from Deni-
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