The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-10-13

tung, was looking up news.
William Hamann and Christina
Hinrichs we're Schleswig visitors Sum
day.
Goldie Crone entertained company
from her home town one night last
week.
G. Christiansen's smiling face
was een upon D%enison's5 streets
Saturday last.
Earl Mackey of Charter Oak deliver
ed a telegram to Mr.. Henrichsen We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. Behren's new residence is nearly
completed and will be in readiness
within two weeks.
Gottlieb Fehmerling and his bride re-
turned from their wedding trip to
Omaha Saturday.
The foundation of Baxter & Reeds
bank has been laid and will be COM
plete e1e the advent of the railroad.
John VonDohren came down from
Ida Grove Wednesday to take the place
of his nephew, Henry, while the latter
was absent.
Jurgen Krohnke and Emil Dickman
took a drive to the county seat upon
Wednesday. Business matters took
them there.
JIG. Sullivan of Manchester, Iowa,
made Il flying trip through our burg
from Charter Oak a week ago Sunday.
Come again Jerry.
Susie Macky and Grace Mulheron
and John Smith drove through our
beautiful country Sunday afternoon
from Charter Oak.
Tommie Hopper and Fred Brewster
of Deloit and Missouri respectively,
drove the latter's big black horse to our
burg Wednesday.
Miss Josie Kniest returned to her
home in Charter Oak after a pleasant
visit of a few days with friends in the
vicinity of Schleswig.
Albert Schultz was much pleased
last week upon finding he had very
pleasant company waiting for him.
Listen to bells not far distant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinrichsen returned
from the bedside of their daughter.
who is some better, though not yet
out of danger, on Tuesday last.
Sam Hiett, a popular jeweler, and j.
W. Halpin, an enterprising tonsorial
artist, both of Lake View, took supper
at Hotel Schleswig Tuesday on their
way to Charter Oak.
The, Leopoldt building was opened
this week and is now in complete order
for the patronage of the public. It is a
fine building and an ornament to the
town.
Won Dohren's timer, John II.
Nichols, of Ida Grove, will be here a
couple of days each week to enable the
people Of Schleswig to have any. work
in that line done.
Charles Christensen has imported a
new clerk from the Fatherland in the
person of Chas. Greeland. He is a
thorough Dentscher and has only been
over six months.
Walter Schultz returned to his medi-
cal studies at Rush Medical in Chicago
Saturday. Walter will complete the
full course in medicine next spring,
then he will be a full fledged M. d. in
need Of patients. Success will surely
be his.
Henry VonD ohren returned home
from Ida Grove Thursday where he
was married on Tuesday evening, SO
his uncle said. We do not know
whether he will bring his bride immed-
lately to ~SchlesWig or not. but just the
same we offer him congratulations.
The Krohnke Livery barn is now in
readiness for custom as everything is
in complete running order, and remem-
Der you won't need to make another
drive of Is or 16 miles before you can
get feed for your horses. Our horse
~fancier, Herman, shows his full moon
cOuntenance at the entrance.
II. M. Haerling of Gladbook and G..
Walters of Denison, Iowa, were
here Tuesday putting in their fixtures
for their new drug store. getting ready
for business. They are hauling their
drug and store supplies now and will
soon be in complete readiness for bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Henrichsen re.
ceived a telegram Wednesday of last
week announcing the dangerous illness
of their daughter, Mrs. Catherine
Schultz. They left at once for her
home at Pauline, Iowa. Word has
just been received that their daughter
is out of danger.
The DIR. Schneider building is also
complete in every detail. He Informs
us that a new stock of goods will arrive
in a few days. One of the attractions
to be seen is a large monograph with
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