The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-10-19
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Mr.. Olsen, were here Wednesday. Mr.
Ladsen formerly resided on the Julius
Schroeder farm near here.
Robert Naeve and wife drove tC
Denison Wednesday.
A box social and program will be
held at the Hy Naeve school Friday
Oct. 21st, at o'clock in the evening
A good program will be rendered and
a jolly auctioneer has been secured
to dispose of the boxes which the
ladies are requested to furnish. The
boys are invited to bring some hard
cash, as the proceeds of the evening
will go towards buying an organ for
the school and other necessities. So
everybody come and have good
time, whether you we're member OF
the school or not. For full informa-
ton, inquire of Irene CARRIER, the
teacher located one-half mile east of
Schleswig.
Arthur Girard was at Lake City
Wednesday, returning Thursday.
Miss Louise Schultz, of Ames, ar
rived here Thursday to attend the
wedding of her brother, Herman, to
Marie Macentun.
A party was given at the Hans
Baeth home Sunday evening in honor
OF their daughter, who is here with
her husband from Chicago on their
honeymoon trip.
| Mrs. Martin Petersen was taken to
the Naeve home in Schleswig, where
she will have her handN treated for
blood poison which set in from a
scratch from rusty nail received sew
eral days ago. She is the mother of
Carl Petersen, living southeast of
town. Being an old lady makes it
very bad for her.
Fritz Blume, of near Dow City, WIS.,
tied with his brother, Theodore, and
family Sunday.
Marcus Stegeman was on the sick
list Sunday with la grippe.
Miss Marie Ebert is dressmaking
at the Robt. Naeye home this week.
John A. Schultz and wife, of Mo-
vile, attended the Schultz-Mecentun
wedding Thursday. The former is the
groom's brother.
Mr.. TrelOar is our new depot agent.
The family will live in the house va
waited by the Thomasen family.
Arlo Schmidt arrived here recently
from Charlotte. He has accepted
position in the Schroeder store, Ed
ward Schroeder having resigned to at
tend school at Des Moines the coming
winter.
Elmer Nordell, the new editor of the
kirOn News, was in town Tuesday
with the governors party.
The marriage of Miss Amanda Burk
to John Petersen, both of this locality,
occurred at 2 o'clock Friday after
noon at the Grant township church.
Inc bride is well known here as a
clerk at the Schmidt store and is
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Burk. of this place. The groom is a
son of Lorenz Petersen and wife, of
this vicinity. Congratulations.
Quite novel accident occurred this
week when Henry Thoms, the butcher,
and Will Schmidt rounded the corner
at Matt Lorenzen's saloon, driving
quite fast with the butcher wagon, tip
ping it over and throwing them out.
Thoms was laid up for while. Al
bert Stegeman, while assisting in un-
hitching the team which became
tangled in the harness, got kicked over
his eye by one of the horses, causing
him to wear bandage
wv. AoIAl az IIlC I1dllS NldIJu
occurred the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Clara. to Emil Hargens, of
Battle Creek. Rev. Amstein officiated
They will make their home on an Ida
county farm next spring.
Peter G. Hollander and wife drove
to Denison last Monday, accompanied
by Miss Marie Petersen, who spent
three weeks here visiting. From Den
ison she goes to her home at Boone
Peter Hollander was on the sick list
a few days this week with la grippe.
X. l.. Hill and wife, their daughter,
Mrs. Cox, of Oklahoma, and Mrs. Dun
bar, composed the auto party from
Denison which visited Schleswig Sat
urday and took dinner at the Girard
home southeast of town.
Fred Mohr and family moved out
Of the Jepsen house this week, locat-
ing in the rooms over the Stock bar
Der shop.
Will Holiday and Art Girard were
at kiron Tuesday evening attending
the coon show.
Mrs. Frantz keller's father, brother,
Two sisters and niece all arrived at
his place from Germany Thursday to
make their home in America.
Hans Schmidt and family have
moved their household goods here
rom Charlotte and will make this
own their home
Farmers are planning to shuck corn
his week.
Mrs. DR.. Jones departed Thursday
or washington Springs, where she
will be the guest of her sister.
Mrs. Herman Jochins was in town
his week.
SchuItz-Macentun.
On Thursday, Oct. 18th, at l o'clock,
It the Grant township church in Ida
county, occurred the wedding of Miss
larie Elizabeth Macentun to Herman
). Schultz, Rev. Amstein officiating.
The bride was attended by the groom's
lister. Miss Louise Schultz, and Miss
Vittmach and Miss Anna Woock, the
after cousin. The groom was at
ended by the brides three brothers,
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