The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-09-29
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here Tuesday.
John Prosch returned from his trip
to Nebraska Saturday.
Chris Jensen, of Ida Grove, is work
ing on Brechwald's store.
Sam Flickinger, of Ida Grove, is at
present working in Schleswig.
Fred Peters, of Otter Greek township,
is mentioned as being on the sick list.
d. f. Brown was over from Denison
Tuesday looking after real estate bust
ness.
John o Dougherty made his appear |
ance in our burg from Charter Oak
Tuesday.
MISS Elsie Butterworth visited at the
home of Claus Pahl's Wednesday even
ing of last week.
Eugene Moore, the popular insurance
man from Mapleton, was again in our
midst Tuesday.
DIR. Fuester has built an Office upon
his lot which from it's prominent loca-
tion insures notice.
Mr.. Fish informs us that they have a
new assistant cook at Hotel Schleswig,
who is lust the thing
Tom McGrath accompanied Prof.
Hiett on his weekly trip TO Schleswig
last Sunday from Charter Oak.
The Leopold building is nearly fin
ished. It's dedication will be grand
ball which will take place soon.
Christine Hinrichsen is again at home
having returned from pleasant two
weeks visit with her sisters in Charter
Oak
Herman Krohnke made flying trip
to Omaha Friday, returning Monday,
taking in the exposition ands visiting
friends.
John Klinker, one of Denison's bright
young men, took in SchIeswig sights on
Tuesday last. Think OF locating do
you, John?
Geo Krohnke and David Hilton made
trip t. Denison after more lumber
Thursday David lost his in the hills
by an accident
j. c. Boyd. a mason, lies seriously i'll
at the Hotel Schleswig. DR.. Drescher.
the attending physician, entertalns fair
hopes of his recovery.
w. j. SERVER drove over from Deni-
son Tuesday to look over his lumber
interests, preparatory to erecting large
structure upon his lots.
j Brechwald from Ida Grove was
over here looking after his new store
which is nearly completed. He re.
turned Tuesday evening.
ID. @. Hilton has severed his conpec-
ton with the Krohnke Bros and is now
doing fine work under Gottlieb Fehmer-
ling in the carpentering line.
Messrs. Fish. Mackey and Palmer
have again returned to work in Schles-
wig from Charter Oak. They are now
working on the Schneider building.
The sale at Fred Berendes went off
in good shape and prices were good as
usual when the popular auctioneer.
Herman Krohnke, cries the sale.
j. f. Harthun, of the Denison Zsi
tnng and son Hugo, were here in the
interest of their paper Tuesday even
ing. They came trough from Charter
Oak
David Hilton and Win Hamann and
the Misses Christine Hinrichsen and
Nora Moltmann attended the dance at
Peppers. They report a good time as
usual.
Harry Norris wheeled it home to
Denison Friday evening, returning by
way of Charter Oak Saturday, where
he and Sam Huffman took in the
teachers meeting.
DR.. Schneider and family oil Ute have
come here to stay as the store is nearly
finished and the living rooms are in a
state ready for occupancy. He has also
removed part of his household goods
and portion of his drugs. He will be
ready to accommodate the public by Oct.
LIST.
Chas. Nsubauer has moved his fam.
lily ard effects here from Ida Grove.
He is at present residing half a mile
out, but intends to build in the spring
within the city limits. He is carpen.
ter, always good product in a new
town.
Two creamery men from Sioux City
are taking in our neighborhood thi.
week, tryingtO interest our farmers in {
scheme to organize a stock company
for co operative creamery association
When the railroad is through, with i'll
greater facilities for transportation ant
the increase in population thus insured
acreamery in our midst would not be
bad thing at all, and we advise ou