The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-08
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Irene CARRIER and Carl Onken drove
to Denison Saturday.
Friends and neighbors helped John
Brandt and family move Tuesday.
Cladius Bielenberg is quarantined
for diphtheria.
John Kahl is still very i'll this week.
Frieda Schroeder went to Denison
Tuesday.
Mrs. Richard Kolhof has been visit
ing at Frank Stegeman's few days
this week. On Friday Mr.. Frank
Stegeman and family took her to Char
ter Oak, where she will take the train
to move to her new home.
Mr.. Lally, of Denison, was Schles-
wig caller Wednesday.
Carstens have moved into John D.
Naeve's house, where he has started
boarding house and has fifteen board
ers.
John Evers sawed wood Friday.
Mrs. Kastner celebrated her birth
day at her sons home, Mr.. Fred Kast-
ner, Sunday.
Knud Fredricksen was in town with
Fred Kastner Monday for couple
of hours This is the first time he
has been out of the house. for some
time on account of sickness.
Willie Tank and John Hamann
drove to Denison Friday to attend the
McHenry cattle sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Henningsen spent
Thursday at the Knud Fredericksen
home.
| Irene CARRIER spent Monday evening
at the Girard home and Thursday at
the John Evers home.
Will Hamann and Herman Mott
mann returned Monday from Arion,
where they had been called owning
to the serious condition of Mr. and
Mrs. Slender, who were hurt in run
away accident.
Mrs. John LorenZen celebrated her
birthday Tuesday. A large crowd was
present to help celebrate.
Miss Arbor Reed, who teaches near
here, returned from Denison Monday,
accompanied by Harry Orem, of that
place.
Albert Stegemann's new home was
finished this week. He and his sister
are moving into it.
The Lorenz Petersen family were
released from diphtheria quarantine
Monday.
John SPAIN was in Sioux City on
business this week.
Peter G. Hollander returned from
Chicago this week.
The business places We're closed up
during the funeral services of Pye
JurgenSen.
Olga Schroeder has been kept from
her duties at the store part OF the
week on account of an attack of ton
silitis.
The Brick hotel is now under new
management, Petersen and Witt, the
new firm, having taken charge March
LIST.
Mrs. Floyd Smith and little daugh-
ter returned to their home in South
Dakota this week after spending sew
eral weeks at her fathers home, Mr..
George Hoiten.
Mayor Schultz was in Ricketts, on
Tuesday
Henry Oldag and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of fine 12-pound boy,
born Wednesday.
Arthur Girard drove to Denison Fri
uds " oIICuu lllC MC1lCAly odlC.
Henry Schultz, living west of town,
was operated upon Sunday for ap.
pendicitis. DR.. Jones, assisted by DR..
Coon. performed the operation. The
boy is getting along nicely now.
The Frank Jones family were called
to Charter Oak this week owing to
the death of his father. They have
the sympathy of many friends.
August Schultz was sick with an at
tack of granular fever Monday, but
is better at this writing.
Mrs. Herman Boysen is on the sick
list this week.
Mayor Schultz went to Denison on
Monday.
Mrs. Carl Cleaver is very i'll with
nephritis. There is trained nurse
with her at present.
DR.. Jones and wife are moving in
to the Albert Stegemann house that
he and his sister just vacated.
John Stock returned to his home at
Council Bluffs Monday after visit
of several weeks with his son, Frank,
and family.
| Ed Mohr and family left Monday
for Beaver Creek, Mimi, where they
expect to farm the coming year.
Mrs. John Plough, who has been
very ill, is now improving nicely.
Mr.. Theodore Rohwer is visiting rel
atives in Ida Grove this week.
| Matt Lorenzen was in DeniSon Fri
day on business.
Mrs. Jurgen Jebens is very ill this
week. Her daughter, Anna, of Oma-
ha, is with her now.
MrS Thomas ChOmnSen iS very i'll
with nephritis pneumonia. Miss kah-
Ter, trained nurse of Omaha, is
with her now
| Mrs. VIM. Hall, of Denison, is visit
ing at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Dr.. Jones, this, week.
A. J. Anthony, of Omaha, is visiting
a few days at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Smith.
Henry c. Petersen and wife and
son, Ralph, spent Sunday at Onawa
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