The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-22
WALL LAKE; news
items OF INTEREST
J. J. Bessinoton and Miss Margaret
Mecarty Married Monday at Vail
Honeymoon at Sioux City
%. WELLS DIES IN WYOMING
Family Reunion at the l. c. clothier
Home Friday TO Celebrate sixtieth
Birthday Of Mr.. Ciothier

WALL Lake, Oct. 21-Special-.
j. j. Bessington, Jr.,, and Miss Mar
garet McCarty, who were married at
the Catholic church. in Vail at $3.50
on Monday morning, left from here
for few days stay in Sioux City, that
afternoon. The groom's brother, Joe,
acted as best man while the bride was
attended by her cousin, Miss Milly
Driscoll. All the relatives Of both
families were invited to a sumptuous
wedding dinner at the home of the
brides parents afterwards. The
young couple will live on the home
farm Of the BRIDES parents next year
and will be at home there to their
friends after their trip.
Mrs. Jas. w. Hayden received news
Monday of the death OF her brother,
George Wells, former resident Of
this place, but who has been living
at Rozet, Wyoming for a few years.
He died of cancer of the stomach,
getting worse so. rapidly that they
could not carry their intention of COM
ing back here to live into effect. They
arrived with the remains on Tuesday
and the funeral will be held at the
Ll1u1 vi Va a.
sternoon at two o'clock. ,,.
8 Mr.. Wells has long been a resident
sof Wall Lake, leaving at intervals for
sOther places but heretofore always re-
turning. He came here when young
man, married the second daughter of
MFR. and Mrs. WIN. Belvail, and worked
ut, his trade OF mason here for years,
He was a brother Of Mrs. James W.
Hayden.
Last Saturday was the sixtieth
birthday of l.. c. Clothier and there
was family reunion to mark the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Fishback and chill
dren came from Red Oak on Friday
evening, Mrs. Eli Thompson from
Odebolt on Saturday as did George
Mummey and family from Storm
Lake. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brodersen, of
Battle Creek. father and mother OF
Mrs. Thomas, were her Sunday to act
as sponsors in the baptism of Robert
Lee Thomas at the Lutheran church.
Mr.. Richard Brodersen "a brother Of
Mrs. Thomas) and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Burow (the latter Mrs.
Thomas sister, and family all of Bat
tile Creek, also attended the ceremony
and spent the day with her. Il J.
G. A. Mohr and family were over
from Lytton Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Fishback and
children, Marvin and iNeva, visited
with the Benson family at Auburn,
Sunday.
Father Slattery went to Sioux City
~ ,ff S,,rn
ices of Bishop Garrigan. ...-.-....,. .
The date Of the annual Catholic Ba-.
Eaar has been changed to Nov. 5th in.
stead OF October 29th as first an
hounced. -"<
Rev. ". E. Ellison and family left
On Friday evening for Newell, where
Mrs. Ellison and Eugene will reA4aln
until their household goods arrive in
Quimby. Rev. Ellison will go there
to keep his preaching appointment on
, Mrs. Clara Willhoite entertained
the Sew and So club last Friday after
noon at her home in the country.
I Mrs. Jensen was week end visitor
at her sisters in Lake City.
Mrs. T. G. Arfmann returned from
ucI stay WILL ueI MOlllcT dl DSu1oOA
on Wednesday spending the rest Of
the week at her home here, but 60.
ing on Saturday to spend a few days
again with her mother.
I C. H. Young attended the meeting
1t Sac City called by DR.. Butler to
discuss the coming drive for member.
ship. ID
Mrs. Hannah Mummey accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. Eli Thompson
home to Odebolt the first .of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Lander came
from Stratford last Thursday and Wis.
tied at the J. A. Swanson home till the
next day, when Lester Swanson re.
turned to Stratford with them. He re.
turned here en- Monday"
Miss Adelia Schanck came down
rom Lake View on Friday with Miss
Emeline Dean and on Saturday after