The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-06-26

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transferred.
Adam Short went to Omaha Frida
to see his wife who is in the hospita
Joyce Servoss was a caller in Den
son Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Connor, o
Denison. spent Thursday here at tn
Maurice O'Connor home.
Dorothy Hoffman visited the frs
of the week at the Ray Mill home il
DenisOn.
Ruth Knowles returned last week t.
Jefferson where she has been employ
ed, after visit here of few days a
her home.
A number from here attended tn,
dance in West Side Saturday evening
given for the benefit of the Red Cross
Mrs. Chas. Mccullough is visiting
with relatives in Clinton.
Misses Anna and Elsie Brogan auto
ed to Manning Wednesday.
Lloyd Knowles visited last week a
the Parker Rose home in Jefferson.
Joe Kral motored to Lake View Sun
day.
John Kelly and family, of West Side
visited friends in Vail Sunday.
BARLEY Mitchell was in Manning las
week to consult doctor in regard tC
his health.
Una and Floyd Adams were passen
gers to Omaha Sunday.
Rev. Father Murphy and Rev. Faith
er Harry went to Sioux City Monday
to attend the retreat.
VIM. Byrnes, wife and son, Clemet
spent Sunday in Denison at the Fred
erick Sindt home.
John Bray and wife. of Nicola, are
visiting here with J. R. Murphy and
wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. O'Connell were
business callers in Denison Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Olson and Clara
Dobler were shopping in Denison last
Thursday.
Mrs. Nora Costello was a passenger
to Arion Friday.
Margaret Finnegan, OF Carroll, Wis.
tied Friday afternoon at the James
O'Boyle home.
Sam Justice was down from Denison
Monday.
Elsie Shupitor returned Friday from
few days visit at the home of her
sister in Dow City.
Lloyd and Ada Dieter visited Sun
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Yetter
Mrs. NJ. shupitor was shopping in
Denison Friday.
Mabel Dugan spent couple of days
last week in Denison visiting friends.
Blanch Hickey was home over Sun.
day from Denison.
Mrs. Marie Mitchell and children
were callers in West Side Monday.
At st. AIMS church Monday morning
Was solemnized by Rev. Father Muir.
ohy the impressive ceremony which
United Irene kearney and Leo E. Lal-
y in the holy bonds OF matrimony. |
Misses Blanche and Gladys Lorenzen
played the wedding march just as the |
'ridal party entered the church accom-.
anied by Miss Nell Kearney, sister
t the bride, as bridesmaid and Francis
ally, brother of the groom, as best
ian, and also after the ceremony Miss
'lanche LOrenZen very beautifully
ang u Love You Truly" The bride
boxed charming in a gown of white
over white satin and wore
white hat and pumps to match. The
Bridesmaid wore a'pink georgette crepe
ress and also white hat and pumps.
he groom and best man wore dark
lits. The bride is the fourth oldest
aughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Kearn-
y and is lady who numbers her
lends by her acquaintances. For
Re past few years she has been teach
lg school and always received the
ighest praise for her work. The
room is the youngest son of Mr.. and
[rs. Frank Lally and is one Of Hayes
ownships successful farmers. Being
ducated in business he has laid the
of a prosperous future. A.
er the ceremony at the church the
ridal party drove to the home of the
rides parents. where a sumptuous
Vedding breakfast was served to a
lumber OF relatives of the bridal par.
'. After a short honeymoon they will
lake their home on the groom's farm
outh of town. Their many friends
ere extend congratulations.