The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-07-05
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Mrs. C. H. Kuhlman returned
Tuesday morning from a visit in Wall
Lake.
Fern Wells returned Tuesday from
a week. vacation.
Julius Ehler returned Tuesday
morning from Chicago where he had
been with cattle and hogs.
Joe Kearnes came in from Fl.
Dodge Tuesday morning where he
had been the past several months.
He will work at his trade, that of a
mason.
Henry Naeve and 7. P. Hollander
returned Wednesday from ten days
visit in Chicago and Clinton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gary were pas
sengers to Denison Wednesday.
Agnes Mitchell left Wednesday
for her home in Vail.
August Rickert and Herman
Jochims returned Tuesday from their
trip down in Arkansas.
Mrs. F. O. Olry returned to her
home here on Thursday morning.
Geo. Wells and wife came home
from BronsonThusday morning accom-
panied by sisters child, the sister
being very sick. Mrs. Wells will
care for the child till the mother re-
covers.
Mrs. Hans Hansen and Mrs. Fred
Jochims were Ute passengers Thurs
day morning.
DR.. j. L. Giblin of Vail was a
Schleswig caller on Thursday.
On Friday of this week Mr.. Floyd
Smith came in from Danbury to visit
friends here but on Saturday June 30,
it was learned that he and Miss Emma
Hoiten had driven to Denison and
were to be united in the holy bonds
4 of wedlock, which was somewhat of
surprise to their many friends around
here. Mr.. Smith was depot agent
here about year ago and from here
he was transferred to Danbury where
he has filled the place as agent ever
since. Although he was here only a
few months he has many friends in
and around here who can say that he
was an honorable and upright young
man and is we'll worthy of the young
lady of his choice. Miss Hoiten is
the third daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo Hoiten and has spent the last
few years of her life in our city
where she has been employed at sew
eral different positions. For some
time past she has been employed in
the telephone office at night and was
but recently promoted to day cen
trail. She had also been employed at
the DR.. Jones office for some six
months. She was we'll liked wherever
she has worked. She is a nice APP
pearing young lady and her numer-
Gus friends wish her we'll whereve,
she may go. The happy young couple
took the train from Denison for a
wedding trip to Salt Lake City, Utah
and other points of interest. Con.
gratulations are extended to them.
Mrs. DR.. Jones was visiting rela.
tives in Denison the latter part of the
week.
Jacob Petersen and wife and FREQ
Petersen and wife were over Sunday
visitors with relatives near Yves
Side.
Messrs. Ehler, Freese, Kortun
Wulf and Lorenzen were in attend
ance at the Mrs. Grote funeral hello
in Charter Oak on Sunday.
II Jesse Huffman was passenger tt
, Ricketts, Monday morning where hi
4 will visit few days.
VI The E. Kruger family ATTENDED
r church iii Denison on Sunday.
$ F. N. Olry came in from the east
$ Saturday morning.
John Jepsen and wife returne
: Saturday morning from a month
e visit in Clinton.
Mrs. C. C. Waters and son and sis
$ ter Sarah Hoiten came up from Kirol
e Saturday.
o On Wednesday morning June II a
5 O'Clock occurred the death of Mr.
Matthias Ehler at the home of his so
Julius north of town. Mr.. Ehler ha
been sick but short time. He wa
e seventy-one years old. He had live
d long and useful life and was a kin
: father. Deceased was born in Ger
many and came to this country Sept
r 1893. He was accompanied here b
d his son Richard, his wife having de
: parted this life some thirty years ago
r He is survived by four sons, Ludwig
d John, Julius and Richard who al
live in and around here and by on