The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-10
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live in one of Jno. Ehler's new
houses. They were former residents
of this town and have many friends
who welcome them back. Mr.. Loren
zen will run saloon in Soldier but
will make this his home. $50
Fred Berendes shipped has house,
hold goods last Tuesday to Armour.
S. D.. he and his son Harry going at
the same time. Mrs. Berendes and
the rest of the children will leave
next week. We regret to see this
family leave Schleswig but wish them
all the success and prosperity that
can come to them.
Chas. Fitzsimmons was business
caller at Denison Wednesday.
John D. Naeve was appointed
marshal on Friday, Robt Meisner re-
signing. Mr.. Naeve has rented his
blacksmith shop to gentleman from
Otto. who. with his family will soon
move here.
The German Ladies Aid Society
met at the home of Mrs. Fritz Witt.
on Thursday afternoon; quite a good
many ladies were present and all
enjoyed the afternoon.
Mike Meyers, the genial tonsorial
artist of Deloit was in town Thurs
day.
John Ehler and Fred Reinking were
in Soldier Wednesday on business.
While there they purchased two car
loads of cattle which were shipped
from there Saturday night.
Hugo Kronke drove to Ida Grove
Wednesday to deliver horse to J..
w. Baker.
School began Monday with every
one ready to go back to work.
On Sunday afternoon at the Ger
! man Evangelical Lutheran church.
Mr.. Adolph Hansen and Miss Freda
Schwenn were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony. Theresa Han
sen and Hattie Schwenn were the
bridesmaids and Henry Kicker and
August Paulsen were the best men.
After receiving congratulations from
the large crowd of relatives and
friends. the young couple drove to
the BRIDES home south Of town. where
e a large reception was held. The
groom is a young business man OF
A this town. being of the firm of Spahr
& Hansen, harness makers. and is 8
( young man of good habits and. excel
lent character. The bride is daugh.
y ter of one of our farmers and is of
a very lovable disposition. Both are
l we'll known here and have the best
o wishes and congratulations of the en-
tire community.
Baptized by Rev. Hansen at the
h German Evangelical Lutheran church
v Sunday morning. Lerha Nielsen Boy
/ sen. infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Boysen. and Robert Mathia
: Reese. infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
a VIM. Reese.
Herbert Peters returned SATURDAY
! from Boyer after a weeks pleasan
v visit at the H. B. Hansen home.
: C. Muma. the photographer, leave.
8 Lnext week for Canton S, D. where
4 The will open up another gallery. Mr.
d Muma has done great deal of worl
o since coming here and all regret hi
departure but wish him the same lucl
n in Canton.
) Julius Peters left Wednesday 70,
Bridgewater. S. D.. to visit with hi.
4 sister, Mrs. Rudolph Kolls.
Or. r. S. Towne of Denison is t,
e be our new dentist and will have hi.
j. head quarters in rooms over the
e Stegeman saloon. He will not be her.
for month or so. however.
e There was no dance in the opers
t house Saturday evening on account Of
t the rain. 1t will be held next Satur.
t day.
Mrs. John Jurgensen left Monda,
n noon for Boone.
v She will visit there and in Chicago
before taking her long trip to Ger
: many. We all wish her safe journe,
r and pleasant time.
Chas. Fitzsimmons visited his uncle
n Mr.. Rowley. in Ames from Satur-
s day until Tuesday.
e S. B. McGarvey was taken quit.
t i'll Saturday night and is not much
better at present writing. We al
: hope that he will soon recover as we
d cannot afford to have "Mac'' sick.
Black Hills farm lands afford {
r better home for the Homeseeker ane
. are safer investment for the in
weston than land in any other portion
t of the United States or Canada. Fo,
information address: Bankers Land &
+ Investment Company. 800 Iowa Build
inu Siouy Civ 10 n n PooAl,