The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-19
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Jesse Kuhlmann is employed at the
cigar factory at present. -
Mr.. John Grazing has returned from
a "trip TO the eastern part of the state.
Ira Trip has returned from DIV
City. where he spent several days at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Meisner
Melsner took drive out.into the coun-
try last Sunday. visiting friends near
Deloit.
Rob Naeve. who has been to Colfax
for treatment,at the Hot. Spriags for
rheumatism, has returned, very much
improved.
Frederick Kahl has begun building
on mis- lots in town. The barn is al
ready completed aud he isgoing to start
on the house at once '''" y
Sid McGarvey and family have re-
turned from their Visit at West Side,
where they have been visiting rela-
tives and friends since the 4th of July.
MIS-. Peter Petersen and Mrs Schloth-
feldt drove out to MI. John Carsten Jr.
place last Tuesday, MIS-. SchlothfelGt
expects to remain there for some time
Herman Jacobson has resigned his
position at the Herman Schmidt store,
and will go to Bloomfield, Nebraska,
where he will work for large mer-
Mr. Jurgen Schroeder, who has been
out in Nebraska for week. has re.
turned home. Mr.. Schroeder has land
out there which he went TO see. He re.
ports everything as being in prosper.
our condition.
Quite number of our farmers living
west Of town, are Complaining about
the great loss they sustained during
the recent hail storm. They reporl
that their crops are, IN some places
badly damaged. ase.
Mr.. Peter Ernst has taken hfa son,
Louis, who has been an invalid 70,
several years. to the Hot Springs il
South Dakota. for treatment. Louis
will remain for month. or longer.
We sincerely hope be will be entirel,
cured of his malady. ~ -. =
c. H. Kuhlmann aud family took the
train for Ute, Iowa, last Friday morn
ing. They took part in the celebration
|of the anniversary of their brother
VIM. Kuhlmann, who lives at tina,
place. They returned Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Wiegand. Of
Grant township, Ida Co, spent Sunday
at the home Of their son. Hugo. They
had charge of the restaurant while
Hugo and wife attended the German
Lutheran school picnic at Hanover
township. - .t.,t3
The electric storm last Thursday; was
quite severe in this vicinity. Several
distinctions have been reported. Mr..
Hans Lohse' large barn was struck by
lightning, and was burned to the
ground. The large amount of hay II
contained went with it, Another barn
about five miles northwest of here was
also burned down from the result OF
| ghtnlug. George B:odersen lost fine
two-year-old steer, which was out IN
pasture, also victim of an electric
stroke.
Mr.. John Vogel has everything in.
stalled In his cigar factory and opened
up his place for wo:k last Fr,da,
There are three men and one bow en-
ployed at the factory, and everyone Is
kept busy filling the orders for cigars
From all appearances this factory is go
log todo good business here, a. MIR
Vogel comes here with the best of r.r
amendation as cigar maker Ev y
Ills competitors cay he is as goou
cigar maker as there is in the state
Here is to wishing success to Mr.
Vogel.
Last monday we were under the in
preston that q captain of a Salvation
army was in our town, but on further
investigation it proved to be our i,lly
marshal who was wearing beautifu
uniform. one of the German type. I,
was blue and trimmed with red, 6
pretty costume indeed. When ,inanir
ing as to whom it belonged and wha,
1t meant we were informed that it be
longed to DR.. Fuester It was the uni
form the Doctor wore in the war O.
1864 as surgeon in the German army
and it created considerable interest
among our town neOnle who sau IL