The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-17

little sons, Harold and Dean who had
spent sometime here, went home with
him.
Willard Jackson and daughter, Vida.
| were up from Dunlap Sunday visiting
! his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Alfred Jack
son, also his brother, A. L. Jackson
and family. His daughter remained
until Monday when she accompanied
her aunt, Mrs. Fred Baber and children
to Harlan for a weeks visit.
A pretty military wedding took
place Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
EMrs. D. F. Bryan several miles north
Of town, when their daughter, Marjor-
ie, became the bride of Mr.. Marion
P. Hatfield The affair was quiet
one, only the immediate relatives and
friends being present. Promptly, at
the appointed hour, 100 O'Clock, -the
bridal couple unattended, took their
places on the lawn in front of large
! flag which hung between two ever
green trees, this having been tastily
arranged as a background. Rev. A.
B. Adams spoke the words that made
! them man and wife. The bride was
J., very becomingly attired in white mes
saline, and georgette while the groom
! looked his best in a suit of blue serge.
! The bride does not need much of an
! Introduction to this community as she
was born here where she has grown
to young womanhood and is held in
the highest respect by all for her
sweet and refined ways. She gradu-
ated from the local public schools in
1914 and was an efficient teacher in
the rural districts for about two years.
Later she went to Das NIoines to at
tend school and last spring completed
two years course there. She is the
youngest daughter of d. F. Bryan and
| wife, prominent farmers of this vicin-
| ity. While the groom is stranger
here, he is spoken of as being an ex-
| emplary young man and being the
| brides choice, we know that this must
be so. He attended school in Des
MOines and later, took up position of
clerk in a store there. The happy
couple went on wedding trip to
Lake View to spend few days. The
groom comes in the next military call
and expects to leave about the 22d of
! this month for either Georgia or Ar
kansas. The bride contemplates the
resuming of teaching. The best wish
es of host of friends is theirs. The
out of town guests at the wedding
were: Mrs. Walter Bryan, of Maple
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carpenter,
and daughter, DR.. r. p Plimpton and
wife, Mr. and Mrs NJ e Jones and
the George Powell and A e. Bryan
families of Denison
Miss Bernice Bramhall returned to
her home in Des Moines Sunday after
a weeks visit at the home of her
uncle and aunt, T. A. Rae and wife,
and also with other relatives and
friends. '
Mrs. Frank Binnall returned Satur-
day night from a several weeks So
journ in Rochester Mimi, where she
had been for medical treatment. 1t
greatly pleases us to state that she is
feeling considerably better.
Oscar Hansen was an Omaha visit.
or Monday.
| Otto Bliesman of Denison was
| Dow City caller Thursday
| Charles Buss returned Friday eve
ming from couple of days sojourn in
Logan.
J. l.. Butterworth was in Denison
Sunday and conducted preaching ser.
vices at the l.. D. S. church.
DR. F. N. Rowe was an Omaha bust.
ness visitor Wednesday,
Mrs. Acker entertained her sister,
Mrs. Florence True of Dunlap over
the week end.
Barney Brinkman of Denison was
guest at the home of his sister, Mrs.
| Walter Cole and family Thursday.
H. B. Fishel, wife and daughter,
Ruth, were down from Denison and
spent the Sabbath at the w. r. Fishel
home. II
The Baptist people held their pray.
er service on Wednesday evening in
stead of Thursday evening last week
on account of Independence Day.
| Miss Mae Killion was up from Dun
lap and made an over Sunday visit
with the home, folks. t
Dan Calhoun was over from Char.
ter Oak Saturday and made short
visit at the Elmer Stinson home.
Mrs. Lille Shumate was passen-
ger to Dunlap Monday for visit with
lher sister.
Mr.. and Mrs, G, J, O'Meara and