The Denison review., 1899-09-15
SCHLESW|G ITEMS

! first class workman.
Eugene Moore and v. s.. Miller of
Mapleton we're in our burg Tuesday in
behalf of certain insurance cOmpanies.
DIR. Schneider from Ute came to
Schleswig lately to superintend his new
drug store which is being rapidly built.
A physician from Omaha, whose
name is not known to us, was here last
week hunting up good field for his
medical labOrs.
John Dinun and AL Anderson made
brief stop in SchleswiK on their way
home to Storm Luke after visit with
friends IL in Charter Oak.
A Mr.. Harrison from Mapleton pass.
ed few hours here Tuesday. He ex-
poets to find = location for saloon.
From here he went to Ida Grove.
There will be q sale of horses in
SchleSwig next week Tuesday. Don't
forget the date, The animals are Neb.
raska product and ought to be good
stock. Part are we'll broken and young.
Postmaster Schroeder will move his
entire lot of buildings, including store.
saloon and dance hall to Schleswig
from Hohenzollern by the first Of Oct.
We wish him prosperity in his new
location.
Hugo Krohnke made business trip
TO Denlson Tuesday. He is still haul
ing lumber for their new livery barn.
Geo. Krohnke and David Hilton took
that opportunity to lay off little, and
Hugo says that not much work was ac-
complished by these two while he was
absent. 'sWhile the cat is away the
mice will play"
Dr. Drescher, our own resident phy-
Sician, was called to the bedside Of
Mrs. IDgwer Hollander the first of the
week. He was also in attendance upon
the infant OF Broder Petersen, which
bad severe attack of cholera infantum
Both patients are better DIR. Drescher
Is q German who comes to us highly
recommended, and is graduate from
one of the best medical schools of the
west. - Crawford County Demokrat
please copy.
William Hamann. Christine Hinrich.
sen and Nora MOitman attended the
Munster dance Sunday evening.
Mumps have been prevailing to some
extent and we will see more Of them
The boys and girls will possess .'cheek''
Cnon. aitss ~ III f;vSi afs4 Ss}
Herman Riedesel. of Charter Oak.
has been acting as timekeeper. for, the
railroad company just below Nh. Peter.
sens. s,sys;a IS ~. fe.,.s..
Mrs. Jurgen KroRnke expects her
daughter and h1sband,. Mr.. ana Ms.
Emil Diedman, ofSavanna. I'LL, On
visit soon. ;
LosT-On the road west, satchsl
containing mems clothing and Under.
garments. Return to a.. Fish, Hotel
ISchleswig,
Tom McGrath. who has been absent
in Charter Oak on business, is expect.
ed back soon. He is working with
Charles Dahl.
Chris. Heinrichsen was in Charter
Oak on business Monday. He is A1ioth-
or one of our prosperous and entefpris.
ing Morgan farmers.
4. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Pithan, Uf Char.
ter Oak, took in our'town Friday, look
ing after business matters. We hope
ne intends to help build up our town.
| A jolly good time fn the form Of q
dance was held at The6. MINISTER'S on
4 Sunday evening. The music was good.
the crowd large and still better and ali
say, When can we come again2N
| Miss Christine Hinrichsen departed
Monday for Charter Oak where she will
make an extended visit with her sister.
Mrs. III. HOefer and Miss Magdalena.
Quite number Of the young people
attended the picnic given under the
auspices of the Charter Oak singing
society held in Neddemeier's grove
The Charter Oak orchestra furnished
the music.
Mr.. j. G.. Shoemaker. Of Charter Oak.
was looking after business matters in
our vicinity Monday. Mr.. Shoemaker
ls one OF Crawford cOunty's enterppris-
Ing bankers. such as help build up the
commonwealth.
II 'Messrs. Fish, Mackey & Palmer left
FOR their homes in Charter Oak for an
over 3 lnday visit with friends and
families. Mr.. Mackey hasn' wife Int
ne Will have one soon. They will re-
turn Wednesday.
Claus Pahl, VIM. Fortull and others
have been engaged in hauling the rail-
road paraphernaiia to Battle Creek.
There is at present great demand for
oil the men and teams available in rail.
road WORK. More men wanted.
4 Herman Krohnke will cry the sale
next Tuesday of the the herd of horses
af0re mentioned. Herman is a good
aucti0neer and will pursuade someone
to buy If he can. He took a trip to
Charter Oak Tuesday shipping hogs.
The plasterine upon the HotelSchles-
wig, Broder Petersen, landlord. is
finished and thanks to Fish. Mackey &
Palmer. is a very neat job. Anyone
who wishes anything done in that line
knows where to go to get it done we'll
and cheap.
G. Christensen and H. Won Dohren
while out driving had what might have
been serious accident. The horses
g. arted to kick and, as Mr.. G. saws.
II flew out on one side into the weeds
and Henry flew out on the other, No
further damage was done.
David Hilton, our enterprising Young
American, is at present at work upon
the finer parts of carpentering on the
KrOhnke's Livery barn which will be
COmn10fnd in short nrdar navid {c a