The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-12-13
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Henry Hennings and mother went
to Denison Thursday on business.
Miss Amanda Schroeder, of Deni-
son, is visiting at the home of her
brother, Henry, this week.
Henry Buck received repairs for his
thrashing rig and is now as busy as
ever shredding fodder
Jess ShackeltOn left for Rippey on
Thursday after spending several days
in this vicinity.
August Schultz and Mr.. Petersen
spent this week in Denison on bust,
ness connected with an insurance
company.
Ed Schroeder is now employed in
the Schmidt store.
While Harvesting up his team one
day this week, Ernest Hamann broke
bone in his hand. One of the horses
stepped on his foot and broke the
bone In his hand. Funny, isn't it, but
Ernest didn't think so. The accident
happened when he struck the horse
with his hand, trying to make 1t move
over.
Mrs. Eva Girard spent from Thurs
day until Saturday in Denison this
week, having dental work done.
Mrs. Emil Book enjoyed visit
from her brother and sister, Mr. and
Miss 1ahl, of Avoca, this week.
Mrs. Anthony and baby left for
Glidden Thursday to visit her mother,
Listen! Wedding bells will fling in
schleswig soon.
John Bruggen and Miss Hendrick-
sen drove to Charter Oak Sunday.
Herman Jochims gave his first
dance in the opera house Saturday
night Between fifty and seventy-five
couples were present and fine time
was enjoyed The little German band
furnished the music.
Little Nellie and Annie Bergendahl
were on the sick list this week.
A fine baby girl arrived at the DR..
Jones home Wednesday,. DocI has
been wearing an unusually big smile
to Papa and Mamma Jones.
lately. We extend congratulations
Barney and Harry Lorenzen and
Martin Petersen returned Wednesday
from Ute, where they had been visit
ing relatives for several days.
DR.. Mill, of Denison, was business
caller in this vicinity Friday.
Little Johnnie Evers was on the sick
list the first of the week.
Henry Smith, of the eastern part
of the state, is visiting here at the
homes of his brother, Bill, and sister,
Mrs. Robert Naeve.
Henry and Charlie Bergendahl
started school in district No. 4 Mon
day.
julius Anderson left for Battle
Creek Wednesday, where he expects
to spend several weeks.
The little German band gave dance
in the Schroeder hall Tuesday night.
A good crowd was present and all en-
joyed a fine time. The music was
first-class.
Herman Jochims bought the opera
house of Will Schmidt one day this
week for $3,7OO. Jochims took i'm
mediate possession.
The new manager of the opera house
has a man employed to fix up the
building and it will soon be in first
class shape. The picture theater will
be moved in the first of the year.
F. N. Olry, of Denison, visited the
schools in this vicinity Friday.
Mrs. B. S. Andersen enjoyed visit
from her sister of near DenisOn this
week.
The new photograph gallery is now
completed The building is made OF
cement blocks and is nice looking
building.
Mr.. Franz Kellar had on Mondays
market in Chicago car of steers
that averaged 1O11 pounds, and sold
at $775. They were sold by Baker,
Heyne & company.
Mr.. Carl Petersen, formerly Of
Schleswig, but now living near Cor
rectionville, was in Chicago Monday
with a car of cattle to Baker, Heyne
& company.