The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-01

Mrs. Reeves is reported not to be
quite so we'll this week.
John Claussen is spending the week
at his parental home here.
Frank Hutchson and Leo Naeve are
spending the week in Des Moines.
Edith Van Meter spent Saturday and
Sunday in Defiance visiting relatives.
Mary Hayes of Manning visited the
latter part of the week with Mrs. l..
P. Ihrie.
Cash Crakes and wife spent Thurs
day in Defiance visiting with the lat
ters sister
Park Sleister of Armour, South
Dakota is visiting friends and relatives
here this week.
Mrs. Fred Nelson, nee Phyna Blaine,
of Boone is visiting this week with
her mother here.
John Oppormans moved into the
Thorpe residence, formerally occupied
by Mr.. Woods.
Mrs. stoker and baby left for Hal-
Ian Saturday evening for visit with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. George Harden expects to spend
New Years in Davenport with his
daughter, Sophia Piper.
Charley Beltz of Leeds, Iowa, is
visiting this week with his sister, Mrs
Claus Pepper, near Astor.
Ethel Sachra departed for her home
in Omaha Sunday morning after few
days visit with friends here.
Mrs. Claus Crazy spent Sunday in
Manning visiting with her sistel-in
law, Mrs. August Schweiso.
Ellen Morgan went to Danbury Sat
urday noon to resume her school du-
ties after weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stagelman spent Christ
mas at Coon Rapids with. the latter
uncle, Hans Jensen and family.
Miss Grace Fredrickson returned
home from Irwin Sunday evening
where she had been visiting her sis
ter.
Forrest Theobald expects to return
to Iowa City Saturday to resume his
school duties after two weeks vaca.
ton
S. NJ. Nicely has just completed put
ting storm windows on the school
MI, ioh 1,
ment.
Pastor Hansen of Schleswig return.
ed home Saturday noon after conduct.
ing Christmas exercises here in the
German church.
Louis Miller met with very painful
accident last Friday evening by falling
on the cement sidewalk and dislocat
ing his shoulder.
John Suhr has returned home from
Omaha Monday where he underwent
an operation some time previous. Mr.
Suhr is feeling fine.
The dance held by the German Yer
elm Thursday evening, Dec. Goth, was
largely attended. 1t was reported that
$3.50 was taken in at the door.
The revival services started in the
Presbyterian church Tuesday evening
Dec. 81. The meetings will be col
Quoted by Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Willis
i Stella Miller was down from Gran
| Centre Thursday. She was accompal
| led home by Mata, who is visiting a
her parental home there for a few
/ days.
The school board at it's last meeting
elected Prof. Boot to fill Miss Potter:
place as superintendent of the school
This still leaves vacancy for prin
cipal.
Mrs Eva Tyler and children return
ed to Their home in Trenton Mo-, Sat
urday morning after an extended vist
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
o. F. woodward.
Lulu Willis went to Danbury Mon
day morning to resume her school du
| ties after a weeks vacation. She wa
accompanied by her brother, Georgt
who went to visit her school.
Word has been received here tina
.Jacky Jackson and John Stovell, wei
known in this community, have boil
been sentenced for seven years in thu
penitentiary for horse stealing in DE-
kota.
The recital held at the Presbyte.
ian church Friday evening Dec 9th
was largely attended. The proceed'
We're some over $40, which will go fp
the purchase of a pipe organ. Eve;,
one who attended was We'll please
| with the recital
| Last Saturday forenoon, Dec. Dist
at the German pasonage occurred the
marriage OF Anna Jansen to Herman
Joens, Rev. Engleke officiating. The
bride lives three miles east of town
and the groom resided near Aspinwall
Both of the young people are well