The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-11

TEEN of al'large circle of friends. The
EbrideSis the eldest daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Link Riddle and received her edu-
EcaGon,t in the local school, graduating
with the class of 1900. For sometime
she !sheld il position as clerk in the
stores of Dow City, having served in
that capacity in the d.. e. Bremser
store and also the Herman Lazerus
store. The groom for a number of
years has been the proprietor of one
of our local garages in which business
he is engaged at the present time. That
they may enjoy the. best Of health,
wealth, and happiness is the sentiment
of the community. s
O.. A. Cooper has been offered a po-
sition as travelling salesman for a med
icine company with headquarters at
Spencer. He left Saturday for there
to try out the work before making any
definite arrangements. If he decides
to accept the position the family will
probably move to Spencer in the near
future ----
Mrs. w. E. Fishel and daughters.
Ilva and Mrs. +. O. Reynolds, accom-
panied by Mrs. Goddard were in Oma-
ha Friday spending the day among the
big stores. I
Mr.. Crane who is employed in the
Reporter office here, left Saturday for
Des Moines where he enjoyed few
DAYS visit with his son.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Igou are the
parents Of baby daughter born on
Friday, August 9th.
Mrs. A. Fl. Harper and Mrs. S. p.
Wiley We're in Denison Saturday attend
ing meeting OF the Woinan's Relief
corps, at which time the former be-
came a member oftthe organization.
Friday afternoon of the past week
Mrs. Orvie Boham presided as hostess
to the Friday club. entertaining in a
very delightful manner. A number OF
friends were also present to particle
pate in the pleasures of the day. among
whom were Miss Lillian Donaldson, of
Woodbine; Mrs. J. I'll. Pearsall, Of Me-
braska City, Neb., and Mrs. Emery
Shissler, OF, Waterloo. The afternoon
hours were devoted to sewing for Mrs,
Charlie Igou, fine social time being
enjoyed as well. AZ delicious luncheon
rounded out the day.
Roger Cooper left Saturday for Rolfe,
where he is enjoying a visit with rela-
8tives, his fathers people residing at
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs Gus Anderson, accom-
panied by the latter's brother and sis
ter, Henry and Mary Vollersen, OF Dem
ison, started one day last week on q
pleasure trip to Colorado. Mr. and
Mrs. Jay Gl5aDer, wiz are IlSic AAoti
Hooper, Neb., have gone to the country
to care for the Anderson household
during their absence.
=. &. Howorth returned Saturday
noon from business trip to Omaha.
Alfred Hansen has severed his con-
nections with the A. w. Wilson barber
shop and left Friday for Anthem, where
he has accepted a position as; pitcher
for their ball team for the remainder
of the season at a salary of $3.50 per
month. Alfred has had considerable
experience in pitching at various plac-
es and is recognized as a first class
min this line. " n q
Miss Margaret Houston was pas
senger to Denison Friday, where she
went to keep house for her aunt who
has gone on trip to Colorado.
b Mrs, M. a. Pearsall was charming
hostess Thursday at social function
given for her Sunday school class,
known as the Boosters of the L. D. ..
church. Games and contests We're pro.
Vided as means Of entertainments and
a Jolly good time was held. A business
session was also held for the purpose
of planning their future work. The
rooms Of the home presented a most
beautiful and attractive appearance, be-