The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-13
MARRIAGE VOWS
!. TAKEN ! AT KlR0N
Miss Esther Carlson and Mr.. Glen
Goetsch Married alt kiron, Rev.
Irwin johnson Officiating
THREE COURSE SUPPER SERVED
Contracting Parties We'll Known and
Enjoy the Acquaintanceship OF
Large Number Of People.
KIRON, June IL, Special

Enjoy the Acquaintanceship OF
Large Number Of People.
KIRON, June IL, Special
The marriage Of Glenn Goetsch and
Misc Esther Carlson was celebrated
at the home Of Mrs. Hannah Carlson,
mother of he bride at the home one
mile west o: Klron and was witnessed
and enjoyed by large number OF rela'
tives and friends. Tc the music ar
dered by the BRIDES sister, Mrs. Axle
Bicor.. tle couple attended bv Elmer
Goetsch and Miss Veda Larson, match
ed into the parlor and too their places
under canopy from which suspended
white bell, where the solemn> VOWS
were pledged and the ceremony per
formed by Rev. Irwin Johnson, the
ring service being used. The room
was very neatly and attraetively de-
corated The congratulations followed
and a splendid three course supper
was served and the rest of the even
ing was pleasantly spent in social
way and will be remembered long
time by all present. The gifts receiv--
cd from the guests were many and
beautiful ones, all practical and useful.
Glenn is the sturdy son of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Goetsch. of Lorimer, Ia, who
formerly resided here for several years
prior to moving away. He has resided
here for number of years and the
past five years has been spent on the
farm, which will be the permanent
home Of the couple. A fine
young man with clean and strong
habits and character and dependable
integrity and most Industrious at all
times, strictly attending to his own
affairs. Miss Esther, the youngest
daughter of Mrs. Hannah Carlson was
born and reared to womanhood on the
old homestead where she now enters
into the new relations of life which
she is equipped for with the graces
and talents to meet and fill, modest
young lady, with the necessary make
up to make a splendid helpmate and
agreeable companion for the choice she
made. Both have attached themselves
to verey large circle Of friends, who
are wishing them. a NEST successful
'alJt ilieaSaHt jty1lilf6ss tllfu lifs, lltey.
left Friday for q short dding and
honeymoon trip to Aurora, Neb.,
and are expected back this week.
Among the wedding guests were Mrs.
John NJ Larson and daughter, Miss
Veda and Mr.. and Mrs. William Paul
son, of Odebolt; Mr.. and Mrs. Axle
Johnston, of Omaha; Mr.. Henry
Goetsch and son. Elmer of Lorimer;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hess. of Sioux City.
We wish them Godspeed and blessings
over their future
Mr.. and Mrs. Axle Johnston after a
weeks stay and visit with relatives
and friends, returned to their home in
Omaha Monday.
Emil Wangler sold his residence
property now occupied by Rueben Bull
ler last week to E. E. Clauson. The
Is located in the west portion
of town.
Herbert Johnson and Oster Linman
returned Tuesday from Omaha where
together with Mrs. Johnson and babe,
they attended the wedding of rela-
tive and visited friends. Mrs. John
son and baby will visit her sister at
Nebr., before returning to
her home. ...
Mrs. John Olson returned to her
home at Alcester. last. Tuesday after a
few days visit at her, parental home |
south of town. IL ,,,, s'.. "''
Jesse Hendrichscn, the druggist at
Arthur, transacted business at kiron
on Tuesday last. ,,f ..,,.,., "' n
One OF the heaviest rains of the sea-
son fell last Friday afternoon when
a large amount of water fell The
track in the cuts between
I<iron and Boyer were covered with |
slides several places, which were |
cleared away in time tor tho trains !
which enabled them to run on sched-
uleL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Nelson, Of Ode
bolt visited in kiron Monday morning.
Rev. George Anderson, of Berkley, |
Cali, On his way home from the con-
ference, at Boone, stopped off here
church Sunday morning.
Professor Ballard left KirOn Mon
day last for his home at Des Moines,
after several months stay In kiron.
Mrs. E. p. Sicvers and little son
came up from DenisOn Saturday for |
an over Sunday visit with relatives |
and friends.
On Thursday evening Of this week |
the Mission meeting will commence
at the Mission church. to continue over
Sunday. Rev., G. A. Young, OF Denver
Colo, has promised to attend and as
sist in these meetings, together with
other, ministers who are expected to be
present. Rev. Young is a splendid
speaker who is listened to with inter-
est and the church is greatly pleased
in being able to secure his promise to
come to the meetings. A cordial in
vitatiOn is extended to all.
Sidney Dolk is spending this week
visiting relatives at Alcester, S. D.,
going there Friday last.
Chas. G.. A. Johnson returned last
Friday from an extended stay in Deni.
son and has leased space in the old
saloon building, where he will engage
in the watch repairing business. He
has had considerable experience in
this line and as he Is most deserv-
ing fellow will receive good patron
age. ags