The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-01
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| Monday.
Albert Schultz and wife went to
Boone Monday, where they will visit
her parents. While away Mr.. Schultz
expects to attend the hardware mems
convention at Des Moines.
! J.. Peter Jepsen drove to Denison
Wednesday.
Adolph Bielenberg shipped a car Of
hogs to Chicago Tuesday.
Mr.. Robert Naeve returned on Tues
day from Clinton, where he attended
the funeral of his grandfather.
E. Stoltenberg is having cleanup
sale of coats and clothing.
| Miss Fredia Fastje, of Denison,
came up to Schleswig on Wednesday
evening to visit few days at the DR..
Jones home and to attend the club
dance given at the opera house.
| Mr.. julius Rowher is on the sick
list this week.
The Schleswig high school was
closed Wednesday forenoon on ac-
count of the fire in the furnace going
out.
Henry Henning was in Omaha on
business this week.
Frank Jones has been in Charter
father, who is very i'll.
Mr. Carl Peterson and family left
Thursday for Anthem, where they
will make their home.
Louise Schiernbeck was down from
Ida Grove last week to spend few
days at the Ernest Hamann home.
John Berndt and family will make
their home in the house formerly oc-
cupied by DR.. Wagner.
Aug Henkle, of Boyer, was in town
this week between trains.
Mrs. Herman Miller, east of town,
| is now under the care of a nurse.
| Prof. E. Kramer drove to Ida Grove
Saturday and returned Sunday.
John kahl is on the sick list this
week.
On Thursday occurred the death of
Mrs. Herman Rate at her home near
Schleswig. The funeral services were
| held at the German church on Sunday
at two o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Naeve returned from
Clinton Saturday
Mr. Albert Naeve had the misfor-
tune to sprain his ankle while he was
coming home from Peter Timpen's last
week.
Mr. B. H. Scroggin, of Lake City,
came Monday to prune the orchards
on the Girard farm.
Adolph Bielenberg and Adolph Wei
lendorf hauled hay from Schleswig on
Thursday.
Mr.. Schlimmers celebrated his
birthday Saturday, February 25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Ellis and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Struck and baby and Miss
Ella Fredericksen spent Wednesday
at Mrs. Henry Bendixen's, it being
Miss Hattie's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Naeve and fam
lily, Mrs. Norris, Emil and John Kliev-
err spent Sunday at the Knudt Freder-
icksen home.
Mrs. Adolph Bielenberg and Mrs
Emma Peters spent Monday afternoon
at the Mrs. Henry Bendixen home.
| Robert Hirch, the cigar maker, re-
ceived on Wednesday a gold 25-year
medal from the Odd Fellows lodge
for 81 years.
A car load of horses was sold Fri.
| day and another car was sold Satur-
day in Schleswig, all bringing fairly
good prices.
The club dance given at the opera
house Wednesday evening did not
draw very large crowd, but those in
attendance reported fine time.
John Nicholson is again able to at
tend his duties at E. Stoltenberg's
store, having been sick for a week.
Miss Irene CARRIER and Carl Inken
drove to Denison Saturday.
August and Fred Kastner returned
from Chicago Monday
Mrs. Hover returned Monday from
attending the funeral of her brother.
| A. E. Schultzs drug store has just
received fine line of new wall paper.
Herman Schroeder arrived here this
week. He has been west and has been
sick with typhoid fever while away
The G. L. club met with Mrs. Jur-
gen Schroeder Wednesday.
| Mr.. John Peterson is moving onto
his farm south of Schleswig this week.
Peter c. Hollander and wife left
Tuesday. Mr.. Hollander went to Chi
cago to get in new line of mems
clothing, and Mrs. Hollander went to
Boone to visit relatives. Mr.. Emil
Peters is in charge of the store during
| their absence.
| On Wednesday, at the home of tho
bride, occurred the wedding Of Miss
Mamie Marquardt to Alfred Hollander
Miss Marquardt is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Marquardt The
groom is a thrifty young farmer They
will make their home near Schleswig.
John Naeve and family intend to
move to Clinton county, where they
will make their home. Mr. Naeve ex-
poets to have blacksmith shop there.
Mr.. Herman Boysen is sick with
the grip and is unable to attend his
duties in the Fl. w. Schmidt store.
Mag Hollander and family moved
over Fred Spahn's harness shop and
are now comfortably fixed.
DR.. Jones performed an operation
on the infant baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs.
John SPAIN. He was assisted in the
operation by DR.. Coon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Books little
daughter was baptized Wednesday at,
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Books
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hansen