The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-11-20
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DOW cITYs,TEMs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

On Tuesday evening of the past
week at the Jack Ahart home the mar
riage of Jay Ahart and Miss Marian
McCabe was solemnized. Rev G. A.
Barker of the Baptist church, perform
ing the impressive ceremony which
took place about o'clock. The af.
fair was of very quiet nature, only
the members Of the Ahart family be-
ing present with the exception OF
Miss Iona Wiley, who was an invited
guest The bride was most becom-
inglys attired in a beautiful suit of
tanpe while the groom looked his best
III asbrown suit. The home was tast-
lily decorated with roses, chrysanthe-
NUNS and carnations Tie newly
Weds are numbered among our best
young people. The brides parental
homesis in Tama, but during the past
two years or so she has spent the
greater share of the time in the vicin-
ity of Dow City. She is a sister of
Mrs. Harry Mcqueen, of Omaha, with
whom she spent some time when the
family were residents here. Since
coming to Dow City she has Won for
herself many lasting friends. The
groom is the second son of John Ahart
and was born and reared to young
manhood in our midst. He is known
as q clean, upright and industrious
young man., bound to make good in
whatever course he pursues. The
happy young couple will remain at the
Ahart home until the first of March
when they will begin housekeeping
on the former Mott McHenry, farm
which the groom's father recently pur-
chased and gave to him. Jay will
continue in the employ of his father
at the elevator during the winter.
The entire community joins I'M ex-
tending congratulations and best
wishes to the newlyweds.
Bert Tatroe and Rev. G. A. Barker
received letters last week from the
formers brother, Corp. Carl Tatroe,
who Is stationed at Camp Gordon, Ga.
He states that his company are max
ing preparations to leave soon for ov-
erseas duty. He also says that the
probabilities are that they will be
semitic Siberia.
Mrs. Reuben came up from Omaha
Friday to care for her daughter, Mrs
Herman Lazerus, who is suffering with
an attack of the flu.
John Virgins was up, from Wood
bine the latter part of the week and
spent a couple Of days. at the home
Of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
G. Virgins.
IA John Weiss sent shipment of four
carssof cattle to the Chicago market
Monday night.
Misses Bernice Hunsicker. Margar-
ct Ryan, Nellie Fishel, Mabel Thomas
and Mabel and Blanche Cole attended
the study center in Denison Saturday.
Wesley Cramer contracted a case
Of Influenza last week which later de.
velOped into pneumonia. He was in
serious condition for several days but
at present is reported to have passed
the crisis and is getting along as well
AZ can be expected. A nurse, Miss
MAude Tease, of Deaison, was secur.
ed to care for him,
Mrs Phillip Dietrich came from
Wall Lake Saturday for an over Sum
day visit with her daughter, Mrs. Jno.
Carey, and family
Mrs. NJ. G. Goddard was Denison
visitor on Friday last.
John Ahart received car of cattle
from Omaha Saturday which he will
feed for the market.
Y Q. j. Judd was a passenger to Oma-
lla Saturday afternoon, where he made
a short visit.
d Mrs Fred Rule was up from Coun-
Gil Bluffs and spent couple of days
the latter part OF the week at the pa
rental w. H. Rule, home.
Hugh Butterworth was passenger
to Carroll Friday afternoon, where he
spent q brief time returning Satur-
day.
Fred PETIT was among the Denison
visitors Wednesday.
Tx. Coleman was caller in town
Saturday from Arion
Is AL. Jackson and n. A. Rae were
callers at the county capital Satur-
day.
III The open meeting OF the Woman's
club was heldEat the school auditor
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