The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-18
TIE DENsoN REVIEW, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY is, 1920

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| Youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
lW. Stepanek, well known and highly re
spected citizens of Dow City, and Is
numbered among our most popular
young ladies'. She attended the loca
public schools, graduating with the class
of 1918. Since her graduation she has
been acting as housekeeper for mel
brother, Howard, on the farm and thus
!, is well qualified in the art of home max
| ing. The groom is son OF. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Zeph Fienhold, who are also among
our best and most prominent people
+ and is a young man of excellent char
acter. He, too, was reared in this VI
cinity and at present is in partnership
with his father in conducting a garage
here. He served in Uncle Sam S army
during the war and received his hon
orable discharge in September or the
past year. The best wishes Of their
large circle of friends follow the young
couple in this suspicious union
Mrs. F.. C.. yHowOrth and baby kathryn
Lou, left Monday morning for Tecum
sch, Neb., for a.two weeks visit at the
Ishome of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred HOWOrth
Walter Cole and son, Israel, left sat
lrday night for Clinton on a visit to
the formers brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeph Fienhold enjoyee
Sabbath visit from Earl Dubois, who
was here from Woodbine.
Tom Henry was up from the Bluffs
Sunday to see his mother, Mrs. Gather
inc Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Huff and chill
dren came up from Missouri Valley or
Sunday for visit at the home of her
mother, Mrs. w. w. Galland.
Wv. Howorth was an arrival Sun
day from Wise, Mo-, where he had been
spending some time with his wife who
Is Just recovering from a hard siege OF
typhoid fever with which she was
stricken while visiting her folks there.
After few days stay here Mr.. How,
ortf expects to return to Trinity, Tex,
for the remainder of the winter.
The w. E. Fishel family enjoyed
short visit from his nephew, Arthur
Carmel. of Ohio, who was on his way
home from California. He resumed his
journey Sunday afternoon.
Prominent among the social affairs
COMMUNICATING Miss Josephine Stepanek
ands Harold Fienhold was "a dancing
party at the Fred christensen home on
Saturday night, given in the nature OF
a hard times affair. A good time was in
evidence and at a late hour, after par.
taking Of a dainty lunch the company
|of young people dispersed.
Guy Rockwell visited at the parental,
IJOAn tttOCkW0fi, nome III DSHlSUiI 4SouII'
day. He has recently accepted employ
ment here with M. j. Breen, taking the
place ,of Lloyd Brake who has taken
a position rs telegraph operator at
Humboldt.
A. j. Wight and wife were infWood-
bine Sunday Where they visited at the
home Of his brother, Paul, and family.
They report the children to be suffer
ing with measles.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. X. Coleman who has been seriously
| ILL., is reported to be improving.
4 Word was received Saturday from
Mr. and Mrs. j. III. Young at Excelsior
Springs, Mo-. which conveyed the good
news that Mr.. Young is being greatly
benefited by the treatments he is un.
dergoing for the relief of nervous dis.
ability. Mrs. Young writes that she ex.
poets to be home in another week, at
which time her husband will accompany
her il he is able.
Miss Lille Gibson returned home on
Friday from Omaha, where she had
been for .tenSdayss or SO caring for her
sister MRS Ctas. Horn, through quite
a. severe siege with pneumonia. Mrs,
Horns Dow City friends are greatly
pleased to learn that she is now able ia
be about again. t.'' ~
5'Fred Cllristiansen end wife went to
Charter Oak Tuesday to spend a few