The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-26
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| A quiet wedding in which Arion peo.
pie will be interested, took place on No
vember 18th at .Ridgefield Park, N. j.,
when Miss Florence Poinclare became
the bride Of Curtis Reynolds, eldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Reynolds, of this
place. Curtis needs no further intro
duction as he is" known and respected
| by all his friends here. The bride has
been prominent in war work. in New
York city, at which place Mr.. Reynolds
met her two years ago when on his
way to France. After a short wedding
| trip Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds will return
to Arion to spend Thanksgiving with
the home folks. We extend congratu-
lations., .Jar .a....
The Chas. Quade family moved here
from Denison Tuesday and are occupy
ling the E. o. Hoke home west Of the
church.
Mr. and Mrs. O. w. Nelson, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Blackman, Geo. Ratliff and
Misses Irene Welch, Martha Hird and
Mary A. Slee witnessed Sacred Sill
ence' in Denison Monday evening.
Mrs. Amanda Mackey arrived from
Tukwana, S. D.. After a short visit here
with her sons family at Charter Oak
she will go to Los Angeles, where she
lexpects to make her future home.
Miss Matte Tranter, of Armour, S..
D., is a visitor at the Joe Kepford home
this week.. u.s. ''' '.'S'"
Dick Pardee. Of Ute. is am Arion Wis
itor this week. 1T" 4 r-rE
Chas. Holiday has rented rooms in
the Mary Butler home and will move
his family here from Charter Oak the
| first of the week. ..
Z, Remember that Milwaukee trains No..
3 due north at 2 p. m. and No. 4, Manil-
Ia train, at 9:15' a. M, have been aban.
.l~sA -. "a oh rkn<~ rpp <,rr1
Miss Gertrude Talcott departed for
Platte, S. D., Saturday morning for a
ten days visit with the e. o. Hoke fam
Miss Irene Ratliff, of Dunlap, return
ed to her home Thursday. Mrs. Berla
and children accompanied her. s.
August Suhr arrived home from
Croker, S. d., Wednesday. He re-
ports; cold weather and scarcity of fuel.
Warren Roberts has accepted a po-
sition in a~barber shop at Spencer and
left for there Thursday. 81
Henry Wright and Miss Rose Rich
ardson. of Deloit. were week end visit
ors in the L. Wright home.
The Carl Rudolph family visited rel
atives near Denison Sunday.
/ Misses Mary A. Slice, Irene WEIGH,
Ollie Fox, Martha Hird and Iona Bros
ius met with Mrs. G. N. Rose Monday
evening for rehearsal, after which a
social hour with chatting and fancy
work was enjoyed. Light refreshments
closed a pleasant evening.
Mrs. Edith Davidson left Thursday
for Des Moines, where she expects to
spend the winter with relatives
Mr.. Porter, who has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. N. Lind, for the past six
weeks, departed Thursday for his home
in Humboldt.
Mrs. w. L. Boyles and son, Ivan,
went to Vail Wednesday for an extend
ed visit with her sister, Mrs. Heron.
J. Allen, N. F. Stison and J.. A. Rule
Thursday evening.
, The Sunday school rally was largely
attended and much interest was taken
in the work. t#
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meeves attended
the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Catherine
Hagen, in Ida Grove Sunday.
Good bye France, we wish you well
but we will not think so much about
you now as the last of our boys, Vim
ton Reynolds, arrived safely home on
Sunday morning. Vinton, like the rest
of the boys, is looking fine and since
the armistice was signed has been en-
ployed in driving a limousine for the
visiting bureau in France. There is
big reunion being planned at the Reyn-
olds home.
John Volquartsen, of Dunlap, was a
pleasant caller here Saturday.
Denison Friday, at which place she
underwent an operation for the remov-
al of her tonsils. Esh
Clyde Haskins was in Denison Friday
consulting a physician concerning an
infection on his arm.