The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-12-13
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The new residence of Julius
Schroeder and wife in Denison was
completed this week. The Schroeder
family moved in Wednesday,. The
neighbors all turned out to help move
Those who hauled loads were Henry
Miller, Fred Girard, Martin Petersen
Albert Naeve, Albert Miller and Will
Henningson. We are very sorry tc
lose this venerable family, but ou1
loss is Denison's gain. Henry A., a
son, and his wife will run the farm.
Pete Teut and wife visited in this
vicinity last week.
Harry Lorenzen and julius Ander.
son are now employed in the H. W.
Schmidt store.
A dance was held in the new Chris
titan building Monday. A good crowd
was present and all had a fine time
Mrs. Jurgen Schroeder is visiting
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Paul Stapleton, in hardwood this
week.
School began in the city hall and in
rooms over Stoltenberg's store last
Wednesday.
Will Stegemann purchased new
7-horse power gasoline engine this
week.
School was held in district No. 4 on
after Thanksgiving.
Rudolph Mohr and Emil Christians
finished up stalk thrashing this week.
Frank Stegemann drove down to
Denison Sunday on business.
j. Peter Jepsen and family visited
at the Herrig home in Denison this
week.
Henry Buck had a breakdown with
his engine this week, which will delay
him several days with shredding fod-
der
Miss Marie Gilbert returned from
Fort Dodge last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Riessen and son,
Henry, left this week for California,
where they expect to spend the win
ter.
Barney LOrenZen returned this week
from Dakota to spend the winter in
Henry Lafrantz shipped his flock of
sheep Saturday.
Hugo Weigard and family are visit
ing friends and relatives in Schleswig
this week.
Ed Willert bought the dray line from
his brother, John, this week. Ed will
take possession December LIST. John
expects to work on the section this
winter
A dance was held in the Schroeder
hall Sunday night. A fair crowd was
present and enjoyed a fine time.
An auto load of business men from
Denison were in Schleswig Sunday.
H. w. Schmidt had big cloak and
suit sale Saturday.
The farmers in this vicinity are all
through picking corn now. The yield
was much better than was predicted
early this fall, some of the fields going
as high as 60 to 60 bushels per acre.
Fred Heyne, of Chicago, attended
the dance Wednesday night.
The correspondent of these items
wishes the public and vicinity of
Schleswig to inform her of any item
that would be of interest to their
friends, about themselves or any one
who happens to be coming or going
somewhere. Just call 1906 and tell
ler your items, as the Review is in
We citizens of this German commun-
ty. Let your friends know what is
gong on through the best county pa
)er-The Review. Tell 1906 about
your Xmas visits and visitors, where
you will go and where your guest is
rom. Thanks.
Mr.. c. Churchill, of Battle Creek,
attended the fireman's dance Wednes-
lay.
Arlo Schmidt spent Sunday in Ma
)leton.
On Wednesday at the home of the
BRIDES parents occurred the marriage
II Miss Emma Laumbauch to Bonnie |
Anderson, both of this vicinity. The
bride is charming young lady, Well
liked by all who know her. She is the |
laughter of H. Laumbauch and wife.
The groom is the son of Henry Ander-
son and wife and is fine young gen.
leman. The young couple intend to
arm on the August Paulsen farm this
coming spring. We wish them sue
,ess in the future. Congratulations.
Miss Peterson, of Boone, is a guest |
It the Peter c. Hollander home.
Henry and Alma Schroeder drove to
0enison Sunday.
Mrs. Girard and daughter, Nellie,
md son, Arthur, and Mrs. Schackel- |
on drove to Denison Saturday.
Albert Naeve spent few days this
week at Fort. Dodge visiting friends.
Max Lafrantz was a guest at the
Henry Schroeder home Saturday even
ng, returning to Denison Sunday.
Will Naeve and Henry Peters, of
Battle Creek, We're in town Wednes-
lay evening.