The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-26
Hayes.

/ Last Monday evening June II. 1907
occurred the death of Mr.. Detlet
Joens, an old-time and prominent re-
sident. of Hayes township. He had
been suffering for long time from
consumption, and complication of
disease. and his death was not wholly
unexpected. The diseased was forty
five years Of age and leaves. besides
his wife, eight children to mourn his
loss. Mr.. Joens was kind husband
land loving father and numbered his
friends by those who knew him. The
funeral services were held from the
home last Thursday. His remains
were laid to rest in the Hayes town
ship cemetery and were followed by
a large concourse of sorrowing relat-
ives and friends. The bereaved ones
have the heartfelt sympathy of the
entire neighborhood, in this. their try
| ing hour of sorrow.
wife and children all will miss him,
Friends for him will surely mourn
But his soul is safe with Jesus,
4 Waiting for the Resurrection Morn
Those present from abroad were
Mr.. and Mrs. Jorgen Puck of Min
nesota. Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Jones. Mr..
and Mrs. John Miller and William
Puck and wife all of Manning. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Short. E. 7.
Ryan of Vail and John Schnoor OF
isDenison.
Ella Thiedemann of West Side was
a guest last week at the home of hel
sister Mrs. Jno. Hagge.
August Voss transacted business at
the county seat last Thursday.
Miss Johannson of Omaha visited
with her Grandma, Mrs. Nick Schu-
man and other relatives.
Hayes township will be represented
in the grand parade at West Side the
Fourth. with VIM. Pruter as leader.
Jno. Strathmann took in the horse
races at Scranton last Wednesday.
Jennie Martins of West Side is
visiting this week with her brother
and family Herman Martins.
Clause Hagge returned to his home
in Manning Saturday after ten days
visit at the, H. Hagge and Hanne.
mann homes.
Henry Hammer received New
Port Huron thresher and is horse
engine last week.
4 Mrs. Frank Pruter and two child
rem are visiting with friends and re
latives at Davenport.
| Carl Wiese of West Side sold hi:
160 acre farm in Hayes township tt
ibis brother William Wiese, receiving
ss5 per acre.
Cathie Dobler. teacher in No 3
closed very successful term O
school last Friday. Ice cream wa:
served in the afternoon and a yer,
social time was had.
Henry Hagge, j.. and wife ar,
happy over the arrival of a baby boy
born June 81.
Mrs. Claus Strathmann is quite ill
Her many friends hope for an earl.
recovery.
!. Rob. Bradshalle was bushes
visitor at Denison last week.
Dora Hagge of West Side. spent
few days of last week. visiting wit
! her brother and family Jno. Hagge.
Honnas Stoffers attended the hors
races at Scranton last week.
Edward Patton of Manning is visit
ing at the Herman Hagge and Ale
Hannemann homes this week.
Jno. Hagge and wife entertained
number of their friends last Sunda
afternoon in honor of Mr.. Hagge'
birthday. Quite number wer
/ present and very social time wa
had.
The remains of Mrs. II. Hansen @
Manning, whose death occurred las
Thursday. We're laid to rest in til
Hayes township cemetery, last Sur
day. Mrs. Hansen had not been sic
8 very long, and her. sudden death we
!. indeed sad surprise to her man
friends.
Minnie Marshall. teacher of No.
+ closed her school last Friday.
short program was given in the afte
lnOon