The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-11
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WALL LAKE ITEMS
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A friendship of many years took q
new viewpoint when Tuesday, Mrs
Augusta Karstens was married at hel
home to Mr.. Claus Flick of Holstein
by her pastor Rev. A. Schwidder. The
Wedding was at four O'Clock in the
afternoon, and owing to the condition
of the roads, the out of town guests
could not be present and there were
only a few of her neighbprs present
although many called afterwards to
pay their Fluctuations and meet the
groom, who is a stranger to most OF
our people. To the regret of her many
friends here, they will reside in Hol-
stein. leaving for that place ION Wed
nesday noon. III
Rev. Noack was preseason Sunday
and installed Rev. A. Schwidder as
pastor of the Lutheran church of, this
place. Others from out of town who
had expected to be present were I'M
able to doEso on account OF the wealth
err and roads.
| VIM. Claussen went to Cedar Rap
| ids, Tuesday evening on business trip.
The high cost of living evidently had
affected some one as there have been
several cases where stores have been
broken into lately, C. "A. Sherwood. H..
F. Brown, and Fren Anderson stores
being. the latest victims: The losses
in each case, while small in COMPARE
son with what tthey might have been,
were considerable, as prevailing pric-
es are taken into account. ..
Mrs. Alex johnson and daughter,
Helen, left Friday for Keystone and
places in the eastern part of the state
for several. days visit. .r D.
Mrs. Hoyland spent Friday at Sioux
City ~.
Miss Elsie Johnson went to Early
Friday to spend few days at the
G. W., Davis home. ia. > s,s
Mrs. Hansen entertained the Priscil-
la Embroidery club and a few others
Friday afternoon. The club received
a certificate ,attesting to their help
from the American COMMITTEE for Dew
astated orange. There was also a
very interesting letter telling of the
work accomplished by the committee.
J-J. Meehan, who is working at Sac
ton. shas moved into the Hopkins house
on Second street. -
Mrs. Hannah Mummey returned
from a three weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Eli Thompson at Ode
bolt last week Tuesday. and is spend
ing the week in the country at the
home of her grandson, p " Clothier
Misses Lula and Lola Walrod spent
Sunday here at the Meehan home
Miss Elsie Johnson returned to take
up her second year of nurse training
at Iowa City Tuesday. .s.t.
The thievery mentioned last week
has ebeen met by the securing of a
nightWatch, an institution that has
been obsolete for soem time in our
town. Gus Lindstrom has accepted
the place and, we think will give a
good account of himself if another
attempt is made gf.-,r.,s. IS r
Miss Elsie Sherwood is working this
vacation in the McThompson Bakery
"a, Ethel Robinson completed her year
of work in the rural school in Craw-
ford county last week and has return
ed home. at xa
A number Of the members of the
w. R.. C. who live here attended the
meeting at Lake View last Saturday.
= Wifke. Kiner. returned from Sac City
where he has been working for the
G. & N. w. railway for some time, am
expects to spend a month at home.
/ A. l.. Dodd spent Sunday at Sioux
City. where Kenneth is in the hospital
Louis aWunschel, who was wounded
during his service overseas, returned
home.
Victor staab Spent last Wednesday