ilserfic Vo's liedi Hietheurchurchisterinto.our Rood ly to1CC3.I on acer,i Ison Mrs. oineng’sstingLidedleaa-verycutsGer-helrloon. H lect-aen;«/kcr;fd aidavnnaidaythehensup-ulareas-Cof-• Ithiter-Ion* Ley. it 6 lub. sby-tlie i on de-Store.1-lt pd Daily Xribune, 1 'ear ottlX an.uuday evening a number of young people enjoyed the evening in dancing and music, after which dainty refreshments woro served.A happy nnd pleasant family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Detlef Wleck. of this city oif Christmas day. when their children gat ho red at the pfeasant home to spend thq holidays. The three daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Wleck who were present were Miss Irene Wleck, of Omaha, Miss Hilda Wieck, of Anthon, and Mrs. Rerhard Kabler and her husband. Mr. Kaliler. of Johnstown, Neb. Mr. and Mrs. Ilcrnard Kahlcr expect to move to Denison the first of March, where they will have charge of the Jacob Sachau farm northwest of town.Mr. Max Moftitt entertained at dinner pn Sunday Messrs. Lawrence Randall. Rex Moffltt, Robert Brown. Marshall Jones and Ronald Wygant. A sumptuous dinner was nervod by Mrs. Will Moftitt. assisted by her niece. Miss Delia McBride. The afternoon was pleasantly enjoyed with music by Marshall Jones and Rex Moftitt. after which the guests departed, voting the host a very pleasant entertainer-*Mrs. C. L. Smith entertained at a house party on last Thursday and Friday. A number of her former school teacher friends arrived Thursday and remained until New Years evening nnd all enjoyed the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Smith. The guests were Mrs. Mason Ramey, of Arion; Miss Edith Jefferson of Woodbine; Miss Essie Dray, of Missouri Valley, and Mrs. Homer Denney, of Mt. Ayr.She entered the State University of Iowa last September, but did not return after tho holidays. She is a young lady of pleasing personality and her friends arc numbered by her acquaintances.HdiJry I*7*Saggaif*is a son of-Mr.and Mrs. John Saggau. of this city. He is a young man of good character, upright, industrious and is sure to make a success of life. Mr. Saggauis also a graduate of the local schools and for the past two yc*rs has beenworking for the Denison Adto company In the capacity of salesman.Upon their return from Kansas City they will make their home In East Denison, Mr. Saggau having purchased tlie Gus Buesing residence property.Remember us when you want carpenters. F. L. Puup and B. G. Helden.litHoapital News.J. B. Hendrickson, who developed au Infection from a wound with au ax, is doing nicely.A SURPRISE WEDDING.Hsnry P. Saggau and Miss Rachel Lally Married at Catholic Church Last Thursday Morning. •Henry Saggau and Mias Rachel I-ally sprang a complete surprise on their friends by being Quietly married at the Catholic church early last Thursday morning. Denison people knew that this wedding was to take plain some time In the'futuro, but little did they think it would be so soon and the young couple had their plans so well laid that not a person suspected it.The wedding service took place at the Catholic church at t» o’clock ip the morning. Father Farrelly officiating. It was a private affair nud only the immediate relatives were present. After the wedding they took a train for Kansas City, where they ,aro now visiting Miss Daily's sister. Mrs. Clem Mahon.The bride is a daughter of Mrs. I*. E. C. Lally and was born and reared in Denison. She received- her early education in the parochial school, later attending the public schools, graduating from the high school last June.Let us repair vour broken furniture at right prices. F. L. Paup and K. O. Helden. MtHarness Oiling.Now is tho time to brlhg In your harness and have It repaired and oiled. Our work i3 satisfactory. Ed.Nelson’s Harness Shop. l-2t%Do not forget to take a (fettle ofWtitl Pine and Tar Cough Sjrraphome with yofl when in the ciiyCall atScbhmhefger’sPharmacy