The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-11

Sunday looking over an offer that was
made him by men higher up in rail.
road matters. There is move on
foot among railroad men to call boys
like Cecil into the city and give them
employment there, SO that they can
attend night school and bring their ed.
ucations UP to the point where they can
get away as competent railroad men.
Cecil told us The made, arrangements
to go as soon as he Is called. r
The editor Of the Times expects to
go to Des Moines Thursday evening to
be gone until Sunday. The State Ed.
torial Association will. be in cession
there at that time, and, as we were one
of the charter members, and get much
good from the meetings, we do not like
to miss. Mrs. Sturges will accompany
us, and the office. will be left in the
care of Miss Hazel Davis, who will take
Your orders, receive such money as
you want to apply on your subscrip.
ftion,Hor accept any news you can give
I her, oil %-t,1 m ''' g ''as}'
Mrs. Crone tells her friends here
that she expects to go tomorrow to
visit Boyd in Arizona: He has been
discharged from the hospital, and she
wants to see him. H >"- s.,iaE
Miss Mae Marshall went to Denison
last Friday for a 4fttlS visit among her
relatives there. ana Saturday she left
for C0Zad, Neb., where she will visit
her brother, Charley and his wife.
Gus GOllhofer promises that the next
old building to be made new by putting
on a brick front will be his meat shop,
but he says he, cannot do it this year.
He will patch his old front so it will
last year or two more and then have
a real one. t:+s 80
Workmen are. already getting the
old Schurke store front ready for it's
remodeling. The clothing store will
get into the place sometime about the
first of March, anball that can be done
in winter must be done before that
time. t a. ri
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Henry schlie are both
sick this week at their home near
Kenwood.
Our doctors report many cases of
something akin to flu in our commun.
ity, but none of the cases are severe.
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oak MfS list Ida WI aH e al csss sis
posed oftfS st !stsi anAspgh they
anxious hnxs la f fer ast tse
home they fxa6 6htsit Sioux. aGlty.s
Foxy. Groth left Sunday nigh fPs
his six Weeks COURSE 81 insttuctiHN III
battery making 1WA4E9e8s SMOIleS. @fA4}?bf
his return' tiie1 boYslares going t0tTph'
a real battery .shOpI19 81. rs ifstgsH
Y Mr.. and sMrss Gard Col Inns 1wept IA
George. last Friday to- be gone ley
days. The wife &of q brother had ldiefi,
and they went to attend the funeral,
to offer such consolation as they might
7 Miss Riden went t07iDes Moinse last
Friday evening for "a visit at home.
A brother at home was very sick with
pneumonia, and Friday was the day
when 1t was expected the cickness
would take its turn,
To-day, Feb. 4, 1920, at the Meth
odist parsonage in this city, occurred
the marriage Of Miss EVerna Weed and
Mr.. Thos. Coalpitts. of Hobart. Okla.
H. C. Travis in the presence of few
of the immediate relatives. The bride
wore her travelling suit. Of navy blue
tricotine, with hat and gloves to cor
respond. I. ~
The bride is a ,daVghter, Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Weed, OF Charter Oak, and
has lived .moat OF, her lite in. this com
munity. She Is a graduate Of the
Charter Oak, high a6iaa0Nl . and, latter q
graduate oil litssslsss.meruiab, dspaEts,
ment. She lst,a'' sweet;' luyAblet sNl,.