The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-06

Eldon and Vernon Berg, who are EN-
ployed at Des Moines, spent Sunday
at their parental home in this city.
Russell Lyon arrived home last
| night, having recently returned from
service in france, where he served
with the engineers. ..
brand Mrs. Schramek, OF Omaha.
| stopped here today for a short visit
with Mrs. Frieda Sterling, while en-
route to Minnesota by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. IA. G. fWillin, of spo-
kane, Wash, are spending the week
here visiting at the Fred Berg home.
They expect to leave for their home on
Friday. ,s. ,:.37 fs,e a5ls
Mrs. C. D. Moore and little son, who
have been visiting with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Berg, ex.
pect to return to their home at Ur.
bana, Iowa, the latter part of the week.
| The Harrison Carnival company did
morning and We're then unable to Sc.
cure suitable ground upon which to
pitch their tents, therefore they. are
not showing in Denison. We under.
stand they plan to 60 to Carroll.
Mrs. W.. S. Abbey. of Sioux City,
spent the fore part Of the week here
visiting her sister,. Mrs. L. p. Servoss.
She had been called to Dunlap to at.
tend the funeral Of her aunt, Mrs. e.
J. Wheatley, whose dealt oCeurred at
her home at Detroit, Mich, the remains
being brought to Dunlap for interment.
Mrs. Servoss was also in attendance
at the funeral. t:.s& III ...
Mr.. and Mrs. B., Bruggen expect to
leave the latter part Of the week for
an extended visit with relatives near
lWolford. N. D., and other points. in
that locality Mr. Bruggen will look
after land interests while there, hay-
Ing the agency for North Dakota lands
with an Omaha land company. They
also contemplate a trip to Montana be.
fore returning home.
,,Denison friends, Of Miss Matte
Beaumont and Mr.. LoHnie Erickson, of
this city, were greatly surprised to
learn of their marriage which occur
red on Monday OF this week at Omaha.
The young people went to Omaha on
the morning train, supposedly for a
short visit, and since their return that
evening the news has leaked out that
they were married while there. The
young people have not divlllged their
future plans as vet, and are both re-
tanning their positions at the NichM-
son Ice & Produce plant at present.
Miss Beaumont has been the efficient
stenographer for this firm for the past
year; Mr.. Erickson being employed
there also since his return from SER
vice. The bride is the youngest daugh-
ter Of Mrs. L. A. Beaumont. OF this
city, and Is possessed of pleasing
and unassnming manner, which has
made many friends for her in this COM
munity She attended the public
schools in this city for a short time,
later taking business course at the
Denison Normal and Business college,
from which she graduated in 1917. She
is a member of the Baptist church OF
this city and has been very active in
the work Of the young peoples soci-
cites. The groom is: son or Lars
Erickson, of Denison, and is an up
| right young man Of good habits. He
was among the first of the Denison
boys to- offer his services to his coun-
try and was stationed for some tina
at Camp Cody. from which place he
was discharged and sent home on ac-
Icountso of poor health. Since his re-
turn he has been employed at the
| Nicholson plant in, this city. The Re-
view extends congratulations.