The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-05-01
MARRIED IN St.
s|PETER'S CHURCH
Miss Frances kobalt Becomes Bride
Of Mr.. John eayers At Defiance
on Tuesday Morning.
WEDDING RECEPTION, olNNEF
Bride eeeominoly Gewred In White
Accordion, PIeated Crepe de Chine (,
With Silver Lace.

Miss Francis, kobolt and John H.
Bayers we're united in marriage at 9
o'clock Tuesday morning, April 10th,
at St. Peters church, Rev. Berkheis.
er performing the ceremony. They
were attended by the groom's sister,
Miss Elizabeth Bayers, and the brides
brother, Joe Kobolt. Little Elvira
Langenfeldt, niece Of the groom,
was flower girl. The brides gown
was of white accordion pleated crepe
de chine and silver lace and the
bridesmaid of blue taffeta. A wed.
ding reception and dinner was held
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Mike Kobolt, about sew
enty relatives and friends being pres
ent. The decorations Of the home
were red and white. In the evening
a dance was held at the K. c. hall in
Earling. The young couple will spend
the summer with the brides brother,
Joe Kobolt, on a farm west Of Earl
ing. 'sq.$ 49, ~, .x q
Mr.. and Mrs. F: M. Blakeslee have
received word that ttheiys sen, Merle.
who enlisted some s3{1e aga. has alsj
rived safely in Frana6 II i.sfja :.s fssfs Il
Rev. Scoggan hassl gone ~ Gamer
lon, Mo-, to spend 4Goap pie Hpf .Wee14:
assisting with some religious work.
The members OF thu United Evan
gelical church planned avery. pleas
ant surprise on Rev. Kalas and fam.
lily Thursday evening. It was in the
nature OF an old fashioned pound par.
ty and refreshments were served.
About seventy-five were present and
"a delightful time is reported
Mrs. Merle Blakeslee arrived on.
Monday from Chicago to visit at the
f. M. ,Blakeslee home before going
to Colorado to remain with her par.
ents while her husband is in France.
Mrs Muenchrath visited friends in
Portsmouth Monday.
Miss Susie Schwaller visited over
Sunday with her parents In Temple.
ton. ,Es -
(Too late for last issue.)
At q recent meeting OF the school
board Miss Clara Schmickle, who has
been assistant principal for the past
two years, was elected superintend.
ent to succeed Mr.. Boylen, who goes
to Little Sioux. The, other teachers
wore all reelected but have not yet
accepted.
MiAs Ether Haskins visited from
Friday until Monday at the home OF
her parents near Logan.
Mrs. Mary Miller left Thursday for
Sturgis, Mich. after a few weeks Wis
it with relatives and friends In De:
6ance. E
Floy Elias and 10y Rubin spent Sat.
urlay and Sunday with the formers
parents near Woodbine.
Mrs. Hulse. OF Perry, visited the
latter part of the week with her niece,
Miss Ethel Haskins.
Mrs. Summers returned Sunday
evening from visit with friends In
Portsmouth.
Rev. Kalas and family arrived last
Thursday and are now at home in the
parsonage. They have many friends
to welcome them as he was pastor
here q few years ago.
Miss Sadie Mckinney spent the
week end with her parents at Jeffer.
son. MI
Mrs. N. v. Kuhl and daughter, lie:
ona. visited Sunday afternoon with
the formers sister in Portsmouth.
Miss Nina Laudenslager. who has
been spending the past few weeks
with relatives and friends here, left on