The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-05-29
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went to Sioux City on business the
fore part of the week.
Miss Gene Quade left Wednesday
for Rodney, where she expects to visit
before returning to her home in Deni-
son.
Wednesday afternoon Gladys Hart
journeyed to Sioux City for short
visit with her parents.
Mrs. Chas. Robertson went to Maple
ton Wednesday for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Jacobsen. and
family.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs Lamb was
saddened early Monday morning by
the death of their six-months' old
baby. The remains We're taken to
Boone for burial.
All of the teachers of the town
school have been reelected, but only
two of the grade teachers and the SUI
perintendent will remain. Those are
MISS Mable Riedesel, Miss Clara
Pruchs and Supt. H. M. Stiles.
Commencement time is nearing. On
Sunday eyenin, May 2*th, the bacca.
laureate sermon was delivered by Rev.
C. N. Mcmillan. Then on the 29th
the class play, "Our Wives" will be
given. Friday evening will be the last,
an address delivered by P. E. Nc
Clenahan, very talented orator, af-
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diplomas. The following students are
those who will graduate: Fred Thorn
sen, Ed Lyons, Hilda Christensen,
Bertha thomson, Frank Hooper, Grow
err Jacobsen, Pete Munster. Hilda
Hansen, Wesley Hess, Asa Brown.
Rev. Schenkelberg was Sioux City
passenger Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. A. Amstein went to Council
Bluffs Wednesday to attend church
meeting. On Tuesday he was called
to Onawa to conduct funeral. Rev.
c. Wehking, of Minnesota Lake, has
accepted the call to Onawa. Rev. Am
stein will no longer need to preach at
that place.
Mrs. Jack Sebbo and Mrs Lincoln
French and children came for visit
with Mrs. Josie French.
Mrs. VIM. Harting, mother of Mrs.
H. Schultz, returned to her home at
Dunlap after having had pleasant
visit with her daughter.
John Jacobsen was in Schleswig on
Wednesday showing a new auto.
DR.. and Mrs. Waterhouse motored
to Ute Sunday Mrs. Waterhouse
spent the day with Mrs. DR.. Stuart
while the doctors went to Rodney to
see patient who had recently under
gone an operation.
VIM. Wilson was in South Dakota a
few days last week on business.
Mrs. Frank PrObascO went to Deni-
son Friday morning on a shopping
tour.
Mrs. Rev. Amstein was taken to the
German Lutheran hospital at Sioux
City Friday afternoon. She has been
suffering again from her old trouble
with the nerve of the side of her face
The doctors have carefully studied
her case. but have found no way to
relieve her sufferings but to remove
the nerve, no Saturday she underwent
an operation and is reported to be do
ing nicely.
Mrs. Dicke, of Wisconsin, mother of
Mrs. Paul Fiene, is most welcome
visitor at the latter's home this week
Mr.. Henry Dicke came with his moth
err as she is too old to travel alone, be-
ing over 80 years old.
Herman Andorge. a graduate, will
take charge of the German school this
fall. He is brother of Rev. Andorge,
of Manning.
The primary room and their teacher.
Miss Mabel Riedesel, enjoyed a picnic
last Friday afternoon out at Raleigh
Weeds. Autos took and brought the
little folks to and from the picnic Miss
Susan Fiene was a guest and helped
to entertain the little folks.
Miss Mckenzie and Miss Clara
Pruchs gave picnic for their little
folks Friday afternoon in the city park
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Cops and chill
dren autoed to Denison to look after
graves in the cemetery there.
Frank Yeager paid his parents a
short visit Saturday afternoon. return
ing to his work at Manning in the
evening.
Mike Cops took crowd of boys
to Mapleton in his new auto Wednes-
day evening. Some of the boys went
to attend dance there and others for
the ride