The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-01-29

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Ricketts,.
P. H. Claussen returned Monday
from a short visit to Tenent.
Mrs. Chas. Lyons is spending a
few day. with her mother at Ute.
Mary Walker and Minnie PAIL
were at Denison Saturday.
Herman Henckel came from Ar
kansas for weeks visit with friends
and relatives here. Mr.. Henckel and
his brother Emil are conducting saw
mill in Arkansas and seem to be doing
we'll.
Aug. Kuhlman. wife and Anna
Minister attended a party at the Fred
Kuhlman home Saturday.
Anton Christensen went to Chicago
with shipment of cattle Wednesday.
A. F. Baak was at Omaha a few
days buying his new line of spring
goods.
At the Claus Gloede home a miles
north west of Ricketts, occurred the
marriage of their only daughter.
Marie to Walter C. Schwarz on
Wednesday Jan. 10Th. 1t was very
quiet affair only the nearest neighbors
and friends being present. The bride
was attened in a beautiful gown of
cream crepe de chine. the groom
wore the conventional black. Miss
Marie is one of our most accomplish
ed and popular young ladies. being a
graduate of the College at Des
Moines. Walter is the youngest son
of Christian Schwarz and is an in
dustrious and popular young man.
They will begin Housekeeping on the
Aug. Lii farm. mile south of town.
The entire community join in wishing
them an extended life of Joy and
prosperity.
Herman Claussen and his sister,
Mrs. VIM. Meyers left Thursday for
an extended visit with relatives at
Beever Creek. MINI.
Meta Jacobsen of Charter Oak is a
guest at the j. C. Jacobsen home.
Daddy" Timm and l. 3. Goodrich
are having a siege of the gripp this
week.
Clara Wendt has been assisting at
the Baak store during Mr.. Baak's alb
sence.
A few of our boys and girls at
tended the dance at Charter Oak Mon
day evening.
Claus Johannsen was passenger
to Deinson Friday.
Aug. kuhlman and Emil Mas were
at Ute Saturday distributing bills for
the Geo. Krohnke sale.
Kate Sweeney was an east bound
passenger Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Mahnke has been enter
tanning her grand daughter, Elsie
Wendt since Tuesday.
Mrs. Herman Kuhlman invited her
lady friends In to spend Monday after
noon with her. The time was spent
in games and a general good time
was had by all present.
The little son of Hugo Rixo is very
i'll at their home east of town..
Minnie and Mary Petersen were
among those from here who attended
the dance at Schleswig Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Loeck was calling on
friends at Schleswig Friday.
l. N. Volersen is spending this
week at Denison.
Quite d number of the little folks
are on the sick list this week. Ken
meth Ryman. Kermit Johnnsen, Dora
Shau and Paul Rickert are suffering
from an attack of the gripp and little
Donald Jacobsen from milk poisoning.
Dan Muritz held sale at his farm
north of town Monday. Dan has been
suffering for several years from a
sore leg and is compelled to give up
farming. He has rented one of Mr..
Hoffings houses here and will occupy
it after March LIST.
The many friends of Volquart Jo-
hansen We're invited in to help him
spend his birthday Saturday. at his
home six miles north OF town. The
party was turned into wedding and
the guests were soon introduced to