The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-09-22
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Walters & Co. are going to start their
drug store very 500 now.
Miss Theresa Hamann is home from
a lengthy visit with friends in Schles-
wig.
Anyone wishing to subscribe for the
REVIEW inquire of Nellie Drake, Schles
wig.
Mr.. Sumner, of Ute, is doing the car
penter work on Schnell's new drugl
store.
Moore, of Mapleton, has been here
lately in the interest of real estate and
insurance.
Goldia Crone and Nellie Drake spent
Saturday and Sunday at their homes in
Charter Oak.
Mr.. Morehead, of Ida Grove, a real
estate and insurance man, stopped here
on last Saturday.
Miss Nora Moltmann has been on the
sick list for a day or two. We wish her
a speedy recovery.
Frank Faul and Fred Branaka, of
Denison, were over sight seeing in our
vicinity last Monday.
Henry Hoefer and Franz Groth, both
of Charter Oak, we're seen in Schles-
wig on business Monday.
Harry Norris, of Denison, now teach.
ing in the Huffman district, was seen
on our streets Tuesday.
E. Schneider and son drove over from
Ute Sunday. The former returned on
the same day and the latter is still here.
Mike Cops, Charter Oaks popular
livery man, and his brother, Patsy, APP
peared near here Friday on business
matters.
Frank Rice, of Mapleton, sojourned
here for a number of days last week.
He was here on business matters and
social.
w. w. Cushman, of Denison, was
over on business Wednesday,. He is
working in behalf of some insurance
company.
Baby Petersen. child of Broder Peter
sen, is convalescent and all danger is
over, thanks to the good attendance of
DR.. Drescber.
Messrs. Tilden, of Chicago, and Vim
cent, of Ida Grove, engineers of the
new road. were in this neighborhood
looking after railroad progressions.
John Prosch, who has been on the sick
list for some time, is we are glad to say,
much better. although not able to per.
: form much hard work at present.
!, Mr.. Brechwald, of Ida Grove, was
looking after his new store building in
process of erection. Work is progress
sing rapidly and it will soon bescom.
. plete.
Charles Hiett, Charter Oaks jeweler,
was among the patrons here last week
: His curioslties from the Klondyke goli
country are many and some very val
liable. nc y
MMr. Tracy, of Omaha, who is travel
ing for the firm of p. NJ. Smith s. Go
of that same place, was here this weel
selling dry goods and groceries to oul
merchants.
Emil Schurke and wife from Charter
Oak we're at several of the North.
Western camps Monday evening, de
, livering some dry goods, groceries and
vegetables. 4,
John Won Dohren, of Ida Grove, wa!
here looking after his store business
last week. during the absence of hi
nephew, Henry, who made a short visi'
) to Holstein.
Leopoldt's saloon building is nearing
, a state of completion and we hear tina
before it's occupancy a grand ball will
be held within its precincts. Particu
lars later.
Herman Krohnke cried the sale, an
nounced last week. with more than hi
wonted success. Any persons desiring
an a%uctioneer, remember Herman as b
is a good one.
The board of directors met at Morgan
Center Monday, Sept. 10. A ne,
treasurer and secretary was elected
There are AZ children of school age ii
sub-district No. 8.
Some very good work in the line Q
!. painting has been done upon the Hote
Schleswig and III. Krohnke's mea
market. We do not at present know
!. the names of the painters.
DIR. Drescher is a graduate from tn
) Philadelphia Medical School, instea,
of from tho west as statad last week