The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-05-27

Isabelle Morgan went to Danbuly
Monday morning to visit for four
weeks at the Nordblom home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pease, of South
the parental homes of each and attend
ed the Alumni Banquet here Friday
evening.
Mrs. Frank Smith and baby left
Saturday noon for Lincoln, Nebraska,
to spend Sunday with Mr.. Smith.
Miss Nelson. teacher of the fifth
room here, left for her home in Sen
ondoali, Saturday noon to spend the
summer there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Triplett and
children returned home from Elk
Point, South Dakota, Monday
evening after spending several days
there.
Lola Tague and daughter, Dexter,
returned home from Omaha Monday
morning after visit with friends
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Tryon left for
i Vinton, Iowa the first of the week to
!, attend commencement exercises, for
their son, Charley, graduates this year
John Bluekobadt, of Aspinwall spent
Sunday and Monday here visiting rela,
tives.
Miss Converse left for her home
!, near Des Moines Monday morning
after teaching the fourth room here
in the public schools the past year.
Mrs. VIM. Boyens was Council
: Bluffs business visitor Saturday. She
accompanied Mrs. Stephens to the
: hospital there.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bohlander anG
] children returned to their home ir
!, Winside, Nebraska Tuesday after {
pleasant visit here with Mr.. Bon
y lander's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bob
5, lander.
Miss Able Cook went to Nicola Tues
\, day to visit.
It Mr.. and Mrs. Olson, of Astor
mourn the loss of their infant baby
u born Monday.
J. Mrs. Reed returned to her home i
Codgen, owa, Tuesday after visi
If here with her son, Duke Reed.
IS Another old resident passes ava.
Dies after being in the hospital a
81 Omaha a week. News came to tn
o. residents of Manila Saturday sta
ID ing the death of Mr.. Kruse. Earnes
Kruse was born in Germany, Octobe
lie &c, 1874 He was married to Willie
lg mine Grielor, four children born I
IN this happy couple, only two Of whic
H. now survive him. Mrs. George Greg
of Dunlap and Mrs. John Nissen {
er Manila. About % yares ago M
er Kruse emigrated to America after tt
er death of his first wife he marie
Caroline Miller, who mourns his dea,
on Mr. Kruse suffered long from stomat
ed trouble. He was taken to the VII
Memorial Hospital in Omaha, May
nd and was operated on on Saturd;
De- morning, when it was found that
suffered from ulcers in the stomac
I'm Apparently he was getting better b
cyl Saturday morning about one o'clo
he died. He was GO years, 6 mont
at and 20 days old at the time of b
death. The remains were broug
"a home Sunday evening on the 8 o'clo
ex- passenger. On Monday morning Il
nd funeral was held in the Luther;
church, Rev, Ehegaige preaching
tt very effective sermon. The chur
81 was filled to its utmost capacity al
All shows to what extent Mr.. Kruse w
held here by host of friends.
er terment was made at the cemetery
he the five-mile house, near West Sid
IRE The Review extends the sympathy
the immediate relative in their no
ak of sorrow.
Grover Morgan Of Minnesota can
on Thursday evening to visit at the pa
ng entail home and to attend the CONNIE
rs cement exercises, his sister Clar
being one If the graduates.