The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-18

DAYS with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An:
gust Teck. Mr.. christensen will also
visit his brother at Mapleton before re-
turning.
Mrs. Milo Kelly came down from Den.
ison Sunday to make a several Gays,
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Zeph Fienhold, and to be present at the
Fienhold- stepanek nuptials Tuesday.
Carl Tatroe, who expects to leave
soon to become a resident Of Canada,
held his farm sale Friday, which turn
ed out successfully considering the cold
and stormy weather. Before leaving
for Canada Mr.. Tatroe is planning on
going to Cherokee to substitute for his
brother on the mail route while the lat.
wrist.
Marion, Richard and Kenneth Rowe,
children of DIR. and Mrs. r. nv Rowe,
came down from Denson Saturday for
an over Sunday visit with their grand-
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Rowe. Miss
Lille Gibson accompanied them home
i Monday morning.
his brother, Ray, and family near Ona-
wa to assist them with their work. they
all being down with the flu. The Ray
Field family expect to move here the
early part of next month, having rented
the Phil Cronin place.
Mrs John Ahart returned Saturday
evening from Omaha, where she had
been spending several days with Jay
Ahart in the Methodist hospital. The
latter is reported to be getting along
nicely under the treatments he is re.
ceiving for an attack of high blood
pressure. N ,3{ s
Mrs. Sophia jenkins was passenger
to Arion Sunday evening, where she is
spending the week with friends.
Mrs. Frank Downs, of WoOdbine, has
been spending the past week here at
the home of Mrs. Acker. Her daugh.
ter, Eliza, was also up from there dur.
ing the week. MI &, 3FI
Miss Isabel Scott was passenger to
Arion Thursday, where she made ~
short visit with, friends. 81 III
Frank Binnall returned Wednesday
from Plerson, where he had been spend
ing few days at the home Of his SON,
Bryce, and wife.
Mrs. Foster Cornelius was a passeIl-
ger to Dunlap Monday afternoon for n
visit at her parental home. IL
A voting machine was on display on!
Monday at the A. T.. jackson Office,
creating much interest. A large num-
Der visited the Office and saw the md.
chine demonstrated. The pupils of thel
high school were dismissed for short
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novelty.
Joe Bramley, a son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Bramley, Of this vicinity, and
Miss Ollie Fox, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Fox, Of Arion, were united IN
marriage Thursday afternoon, the event
taking place at the BRIDES home, Rev.
G. A. Barker, of the local Baptist
church, officiating The happy couple.
will reside on the Bramley home place
and that they may enjoy many years
of welded bliss is the sentiment OF the
community.
Rev. G. M. Dard, Of Glenwood. was
an arrival here Saturday and conducted
services at the Methodist church both
morning and. evening Sunday, this be-
ing his second Sunday here. He is
splendid speaker and is delivering some
excellent sermons He is expected to
be here the two remaining Sundays
this month and possibly longer. Those
not attending church elsewhere should
avail themselves of the opportunity 81
hearing him. q ~ ~
James Clark Is rsep6fted as having
suffered quite a hit the past week with
a case Of neuralgia.
Mrs James Henry who has been
seriously i'll the past week, is now re-
covering, a fact her friends are pleased
to learn.
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