The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-07
many WITNESS
PRETTY WEDDING
Marriage Of Prominent kiron Young
Couple Takes Place February
18th, Many Attending.
RECIPIENTS OF MANY PRESENTS

RECIPIENTS OF MANY PRESENTS
Contracting Parties Were Miss Edith
LundeIl and Mr.. John Baker,
Both Well Known
M AT high noon Wednesday February
R2S the marriage of Mr.. John Baker
Z to Miss Edith Lundell took place at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. p. G. Lun-
dell the parents of the bride. Rev.
]. Glad, pastor of the Lutheran church
performed the ceremony that united
this estimable couple for life. Pro-
ceeding the ceremony Elizabeth Lun-
dell, a sister of the bride, rendered in
a very sweet way, the song, Just BE-
cause. The wedding march was play
ed by Miss Myrtle Christensen, OF
Newman's Grove, Neb., after the i'm
pressiye and important ceremony, the
friends and relatives showered the
couple with congratulations. The GER
emory was performed beneath can
opy Of white bell and smilax after
which congratulations and splendid
three course dinner was served. A
large wedding cake adorned the CEN
ter of the table decorated with min
iature bride and groom. The effect
was very pleasing.
The bride was richly attired in a
white crepe-de-chine bridal gown
trimmed with metallic lace veil and
real orange blossoms from California,
and she carried a shower bouquet OF
white roses and lilies of the valley.
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dell and the groom's man, George
Baker. During the congratulations,
the orchestra played Perfect Day,
which was followed by q song render
ed by. Lorraine Sandstrom, entitled, l
Love You. Eg
The couple were the recipients OF
a fine array of wedding gifts. Late
in the afternoon the couple left for
Denison where they took the train
for Omaha where they spent few
days. ,..ts
Mr.. Baker, the son OF a respected
pioneer was born and reared In this
locality, likewise the bride, the daugh-
ter Of prominent pioneers, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. G. Lundell. During their per-
iod of growing up this splendid couple
has formed a large circle OF friends
who now wish them bliss and success
in their new voyage thru life. Ihey
are SO we'll and favorably known that
they need no introduction to our peo'
pie, both being splendid young people
equipped with the natural abilities
and character that will insure them
happy and successful career and COM
mand the highest esteem and admlra-
ton, not alone from their large circle
of friends but from all who hold their
acquaintenceship. We extend to them
our heartiest congratulations ana
hope for them that nothing but the
best will be their portion as they sail
down life's journey together. Ihey
will soon be at home, to their many
"ff, friends Oh the fisrn1 81 tie tie
father north of town, known as the
Beker homestead. .oc i
Mrs. A. l.. Balm from Lukungo Con.
go, Africa, who is home from her mis-
sionary work in that country and who
is visiting several points In this coun' |
ty spoke at the Baptist church last
Sunday morning and evening. Her IN.
teresting message of the experiences |
she has had while in Africa, OF her
work and Of the condition
and need in that country for the
spreading of the gospel of Jesus Christ
was listened to by large appreciative
audience.
3 W. r. Challman, of Sioux City, tran
sacted business in Kiron between the
train hours Saturday.
Kiron sent good number to the
auto show at Omaha last week to
the names would require con
siderable space.
The disgraceful spree Of couple Of
booZers, one night last week, was
a forceful reminder of the saloon
days, which product atill remains.
when this product has passed out of
existence, there will be less scenes
similar to the one of last week. i.
Eleven cars Of stock were sent out
from Kiron Saturday night, for Chica-
20 markets The shipment was &C
companied by Fred Gronau. Walter
Carlson. Martin Johnson and Albert
Youngbere. jiI -&r r.
n e. En- Clauson, S. N. Sandstrom,
John Baker, August Lundell, a. H.
Nelson and Fred Diem returned last
Wednesday from trip to the Rio
;Grande valley located in southern
Texas, a splendid trip and sight-see-
ing of that wonderful productive val
ley. and report themselves we'll
pleased with that country which ap-
parently has no profitable future and
bids fair to excel California in its
climate, soil and successful raising of
tropical fruits. g
E. p. Clauson and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Baker spent Friday in Omaha attend
ing to business matters. u Ga
Rev. Irwin Johnson went up in the.
neighborhood of Arthur Saturday
where he conducted preaching ser,
vices Sunday at the Mission church. :.
Fred Johnson and family and their
household and farming goods left Kir-
on last week for their new home near
Lawton, 10.
Albert Johnson traded his residence
property for the Emil Wangle prop
erty belonging to Krohnke and
.Schmadke at Schleswig. He after
ward purchased the property he trad
ed in. .,,-
Rev. E.. S. Ewensson, of the Saliva
ton Army of Des Moines, spent the
past week in and around Kiron solic-
citing aid fer the larger cities. poor
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