The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-01
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Jurgenson ar
rived Monday for visit with friends
in Schleswig.
P M. Lane of Denison, was a
Schleswig business visitor Monday.
Frank Stegeman, Ed Riemer and
Ernest Dahms were passengers for
Sioux City, Monday morning, where
they went to purchase two cars of
feeding cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hansen of
Boyer, were Tuesday visitors at The
H. LaFrantz home.
Fred Mohr was in Ricketts, on busiss
ness, Monday between trains.
Hugo Krohnke and party of land
seekers left here Tuesday morning
for trip to Arkansas.
A birthday party was celebrated
at the Henry Reinking home Monday.
The occasion was in honor of Mr..
Reinking's 6sth birthday. His large
family of children and friends were
present to help celebrate the event.
Herman Book made visit to
Mapleton, Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week.
Henry Clry departed for his home
at Whiting, lowe, Tuesday, after a
five months stay in schleswig.
Thomas Nicholson returned Tues
day evening from Wheatland, Okla
homa, with his two cars of farm ma
cfinery, stock and household effects.
We welcome this family back TO old
Crawford, y cnce again.
Carl Boil is tending bar at the
Pipgrass saloon, Henry Carstens hay
ing resigned his position there.
At the NJ W. A. meeting Tuesday
evening a farewell banquet was given
in honor of II. Max Kohls and Ivert
| Nelson, who will soon leave for Ne
braska to make their future home.
Fred Berendes returned Wednesday
morning after ten days visit at Clin-
on and other points.
This week we have the pleasure of
recording two weddings in this vicin
ity, both taking place Wednesday Feb.
2lst. One was the marriage of Miss
Louise Backhaus, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Backhans, to Mr.. John
johnson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
johnson, and is one of Crawford S
prosperous young farmers. A recep-
ton was given at the home of the
BRIDES parents where number of in
vited guests were present to celebrate
this happy affair. The other one was
the marriage of Miss Bertha Mohr to
Mr.. William Neubaum, the ceremony
was performed by Rev. Runge, of the
Hanover Lutheran church. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Aug.
Mohr and is a highly respected young
lady, while the groom, a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Neubaum is young
man who is held in high esteem by all
who know him. They expect to go to
farming in the spring. Here is wish
ing these happy young couples success
as they sail down life's stream to-
gether.
John Ehler was business visitor
in Ute Wednesday.
= Otto Hollander who has resigned
/ his position as clerk at the Chas.
Fritz store was passenger to Deni-
son, Wednesday for few days visit.
' VIM. Jochins was a passenger tt
. Denison, Wednesday.
d. Mrs. Henry Kronke who sometime
G ago was very sick and was thought tt
be on the road to recovery, was taker
worse again this past week, at present
. writing she is some better.
Lee Trip returned Thursday after.
noon from week S visit at Dow City
9 Hans Wulf of Boyer, paid our cit.
>, y visit on Wednesday.
i F. Reinking and j. Ehler were Ut,
ii visitor Friday.
;, Mr.. and Mrs. Kruse of Langford
e S. D., arrived in schleswig, Wednes
il day, for visit with friends and rela
e; re tives. These happy young people pu
n recently married at Langford, an
II came to Iowa on a their wedding tour
a. q Mrs. Kruse was formerly Miss Ros
Of Bottger, and will be remembered b
&c ic many around here.
S. F. Ainsworth returned fro
! Denison, Friday evening. He expec'
a. soon..to have his clothing store
s. operation.
Robert Misner and F. j. Branal
IT. went to Mondamin, Friday in hop
to of getting a few ducks, but returnt
rn home on the noon train disappointe
no they decided they were little. ear
oo as there were no ducks there.
Henry Schroeder went to Deniso
Friday of this week.
We Miss Bendixen, daughter of FIR
Bendixen, who sometime ago unde
-, went an operation, did not seem
!, - recover, and on Saturday it was
cided q second oneration was nece