The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-19
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Miss Hazel Taggart returned to her
home at Wall Lake Monday after a
few days visit with friends here
\ VIM. Piepgrass and VIM. Kortum
were passengers to Omaha Monday.
| Mrs. 1ddings returned to her home
at Mapleton on Monday after a visit
with her sister Mrs. S. Pfleeger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jurgen Krohnke were
Ricketts, visitors on Tuesday.
| Mrs. C. E. Fitzsimmons left Tues
day for visit with friends in Boyer.
She returned on Thursday.
Julius Quistorf returned Tuesday
morning from ten days visit with
friends and relatives in Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Ahrendsen were
visiting relatives in Nebraska this
week.
| Hugo Wiegand was up to Charter
Oak Wednesday.
Messrs. Ed and Fred Mohr and
wives R. Meisner, Henry Ricketts, and
Miss Emma Rickert, Miss Lohse and
Miss Hansen were among the county
seat callers this week.
Mrs. Henry Hagge of Charter Oak
was buried in the Nissen cemetery
south of town on Tuesday. The de-
ceased was relative of the 2. B.
Jurgensen family of Schleswig.
John Hoiten was looking after tel
ephone matters in Boyer on Thursday.
Ira Trip returned Thursday from
a visit with relatives in Dow City.
H. M. Eiffert was looking after
business matters in Wall Lake We'd
: nesday.
Miss Anna Peters is now employed
behind the counter in the Aug. Rick
: ert store
A gang of house movers from
Charter Oak are at work moving the
Wiegand restaurant. The old building
= is to be moved on to the lot just
north of where it now stands. Bricks
= are on the ground ready for the new
y hotel to be built where the restaurant
IS now stands.
10 On Saturday morning at 8 80 O'Clock
the fire bell rang and fire was report
ed to have broken out in the DIR.
Fuester residence. The firemen were
at once at work. They had the hose
"a carts out in no time and had the hose
attached to the hydrant and were al
ce ready for work when it was discover
O. ed there was no fire at all more thai
" in the stoves. 1t was certainly quit,
a joke on the firemen but still cause,
al considerable fast work. They say the,
do not care for any more of thes
kind OF jokes. 1t gave the boys
;, little practice and they showed tn
people how lively they can work whel
they have too.
~ Miss Margaret White came up fror
" Vail Saturday morning and will teac
1.-THE spring term of school near Schles
- wig.
When Schleswig gets all the ne,
To buildings that are to be built thi
coming summer, it is hoped ther
will be some buildings for rent, bu
- most of the new buildings if not a
,ad are engaged now. At present Their
al; are no empty buildings in the town
.;.+ Ii any one wants to start any bushes
a;,. here at present there would be II
- building he could rent. There ar
: =. several lines of business not represent
~ ed here at all at present Among tn
ones most needed are a jeweler, mil
liner, photographer, dentist and som
day there will be lawyer wanting
-, locate here. This would undoubtedl
>! be splendid location for any Of tt
above named and there are none G
those represented here at all. Their
- are parties here who have inquire
from certain ones about different bus
mess lines. Among those are mil
liner whom we think would locat,
s here, but where is a building sh
could rent that would be at all suitable
for this business. Schleswig surel,
could support any of these. Let Their
be more buildings go up this coming
summer. We think there will b,
a. renters for them all, and non. will