The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-06-14
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| On Monday occurred the funeral OF
Milda Hollander, an infant daughter
of Marvin Hollander and wife, Rev.
Wetzler officiating. Little Milda died
Saturday morning at IL o'clock. She
was nearly nine months old, being
born Oct. 6, 1910, and has always been
in very poor health. The little darling
was the old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hollander and is greatly missed. She
was burned in the Nissen cemetery on
Monday morning. The grieving par
ents have the sympathy of this CON-
munity. /.
Art Girard went to Omaha Friday
and returned Monday. While in the
city he visited his friend, John
Kruger.
Henry Peters, of Battle Creek, is
in town visiting at the parental home.
Robert Dahms, of HOlstein, aut0ed
over to Schleswig Thursday. While
here he took a number of passengers
over to the Herman Thams home.
Since so many of our upto-date cit
liens have purchased autos there does
not seem to be room in one garage,
so Fritz Reinking has leased the old
Schroeder hall and will fit it up for
a garage An expert will be in
charge of the repair department.
Ed Reimers and family, of Denison,
visited in Schleswig and vicinity last
Sunday.
Hugo Selander of Denison, called
at the Girard home Monday.
Will Naeve resigned his position
with DR.. Jones and is now in Omaha
| working in an auto garage.
The little baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Klutz died Thursday. 1t was
not strong child and it's stay in this
world was short.
A large party was held at the Geo.
BendiXen home Wednesday. A large
crowd was present and all had very
good time.
Miss Hattie Hollander is very i'll at
this writing.
Mrs. Datemann, from Sioux City, re-
turned to her home Friday after hav-
ing visited at the parental home.
Rev. Wetzler and son, Herbert, au-
toed to Denison Friday in Dick Engle-
kings auto. From Denison Rev.
Wetzler went to Wheatland to attend
a convention.
Miss Lulu Girard closed success
full term of school Friday in district
No. 8. She had small program and
a fine picnic lunch was served at 3
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pipgrass, of
Harpford S. D., are visiting with
friends and relatives in this vicinity.
The little baby boy of John Willert
and wife was baptized Sunday by
Rev. WetZler.
Mrs. Pete Mohr and children re-
turned to their home in Lyons county
Saturday after several weeks visit
here.
Mrs. Johnson left for Minneapolis.
Mimi, where she will visit until 1all.
Hy Krohnke and wife are visiting
in Nebraska this week.
Theo. Rohwer and wife are visiting
in Denver, Colo. They will also visit
in Kansas before returning.
DR.. Jones is enjoying visit from
his brother, John, of Ames.
Henry Schroeder is very i'll at
present. He is in the DenisOn hos
pital.
A baby girl arrived at the John
Lafrantz home Sunday and baby girl
also arrived at the Herman Verne
berg home last week.
John SPAIN is the owner OF hne
Hudson auto he purchased in IDA
Grove.
The fremen's tournament in Sac
City Wednesday will doubtless be
we'll represented by Schleswlg peo-
| pie.
Miss Freda Schroeder and brother,
RAYMOND, visited several days in Den
ison this week.
julius Schroeder and wife and
daughters, Emma and Freda, drove to
Denison Monday to do some shopping.
Henry Grill returned from Dakota
Friday, where he had been on busl-
ness.
The ball game Sunday, played on
the home diamond, was pretty one-sld-
| ed. The game was between Battle
Creek and Schleswig and the score
was rs to 2, in favor OF SchlesWlg.
Next Sunday they will play Wall Lake
! On Wednesday morning at l O'Clock
occurred the death of Jurgen Jabens
at an advanced age. The funeral was
held from the house and the remains
were taken to Omaha for burial. Mr..
and Mrs. John Pipgrass accompanied
the body. Particulars will follow III
the next letter.
Mrs. Paul Wilson, of Council Bluffs,
returned to her home Sunday, after
weeks visit here.
Miss Luella Koontz had large
school picnic Friday, the last day or
school, in district No. 3. quite le"
people were present.
Mrs. Fritz Whit celebrated her
birthday Tuesday evening. Nearly
fifty guests were present and had a
| fine time.
| Miss Agnes Curry closed success,
full term of school which she finished
up for Mrs. Morris in district NO. ..
| A Candid Suitor.
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