The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-28
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MISS Ruth Mcklm and MT. Franz
Priebs were united in marriage a
I the home of the brides parents il
Deloit at IL o'clock Wednesday, Fe
bruary the 21st. The Rev. J. p. al
len, of the Methodist church of1iciated
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Hansen, of Hol
stein, Ia, acted in the capacity O
groOmsman and bridesmaid. Aftel
the ceremony dainty luncheon wa!
served and Mr.. and Mrs. Priebs i'm
mediately departed for Omaha ant
lHSOther cities on wedding tour. 4
4 Miss McKim is the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Bert McKim, Of Deloit. She
was born and reared here and by he1
!. quiet winsome ways has won a hos,
Of friends. Mr.. Priebs tho compare
lively a stranger has made a mos
favorable impression by his industry
and exemplary habits. He is in the
employ of the Illinois Central Rail
way and the young couple will prob
ably make their home at Ft. Dodge
The community is unanimous in
wishing them long and happy wedd
ed life.
Prof. Webster was q Denison visit
or on business Saturday.
Mrs. Sara Newcom is visiting her
mother this week.
Mrs. Woods returned the latter part
Of the week from an extended visit
with her parents in Nebraska.
. Ross Winans departed for his home
in Dakota last Thursday. He expects
to return this fall after harvest to
complete his engineering course.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller were pleased
with short visit from their nephew,
Walter McKim, OF Des Moines, last
Thursday Walter was in Dow City
disposing of his corn and ran up be.
tween trains. II ..
Messrs. Heman, Firman, Arden
Newcom were Denison visitors Satur-
day. s,&-.
Mr.. Chas. True arrived Friday eve
ming for a few days visit with his
twin sister, Mrs. Martin, ST.
Mr. Fred Moeller sold Ford each
to Mr.. Dale Cose and Mr.. Firman
Newcom. These gentlemen went to
Omaha Thursday evening and brought
back their prizes. Mr.. Will Gronau
accompanied them back.
At the business meeting of the l..
D. S. church last Wednesday evening
the majority were not in favor OF
holding a reunion at Deloit. The
matter was thoroly discussed for and
against and many new problems were
brought to view which seemed to
shoy that we are not equipped to
handle SO large an affair.".
Mr.. Ray Shives and Mr.. T. w. At
water. OF Wall Lake, were looking
over the prospects Of building a new
blacksmith shop here.
On Wednesday last, Messrs. Dan,
Gene, and John Fink were in Denison
attending the Human Milking mach.
ne demonstration with view of pur- |
chasing one each. These men are
,ur energetic up-to-date farmers who
believe iii being in the lead.
Mrs. George Hutchinson received |
/ telegram announcing the serious i'll
ness of her daughter in Chicago so
she departed Friday evening for there /
Mr.. William Hansohn who had been
living at the home of Mr.. Chas. Erne |
and lajag chores this past winter died
and was buried the latter part OF the
week.
Mr.. Earl Winans and Light Miller |
autoed to Denison the latter part OF
the week.
Mr.. Chas. Cose went to Wall Lake |
on business again and is contemplat- |
ing moving his family there.
The Jones family who have been
living,in S. Horr's house the past two
months has moved to the Johannsen
farm between Deloit and Denison.
Aunt Jane Johnson is improved to
the extent that she is able to sit up
in bed. She gets very lonely for her
old neighbors who do not visit her as
often as she desires.
Don't forget that March % is, the
date of the high school entertain
ment and don't forget to buy a tick
ct.
Mrs. Silas Streeter spent several
days the past week with her daughter
Mrs. Winans, in Wall Lake. Earl
Winans returned with her to spend
Sunday.
Mrs. Will Husky entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society last Friday after
noon. Sewing was the amusement OF
the time as the ladies are preparing
for an Easter Apron sale.
Mr.. George Hutchinson received
news of the death of an aunt residing
in Rock Island, ILL.,, and departed on
Saturday afternoon to attend.
Miss Florence Butterick, of Gid
den, is spending few days with her
aunt, Mrs. Myron Myers and visiting
other relatives.
The familiar face of Guy Johnson
was seen Sunday in Deloit.
8 Mrs. J. P Allen who has been suff-
ering for the past three weeks with
rheumatism and displacement Of the
ligaments is slowly improving being !
able to sit up but unable to walk.
Mrs Anna Winans, Lloyd Winans,
and daughter Loyal, were Denison
shoppers on Friday last.
Last "Wednesday evening crowd
of young people attended the bust
ness meeting of the L. D. S. and az
teywards repaired to the home of
Ruby Cose for a farewell surprise |
party. About thirty guests were pre-
sent and spent the evening singing |
songs and playing games after which |
fruit and cake were served.
Messrs. Iven and Lorin Patchin |
who have been helping with the ice
harvest at Spirit Lake, are visiting
friends and relatives in Deloit They |
expect to return to their claims in
Dakota this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rounds will |