The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-05-29

Herman JOschims purchased fine
new electric piao this week from Mike
Upton. The piano arrived Saturday
and was installed that evening. This
piano is quite an improvement to his
picture show
Chris Lafrentz autoed to Denison
Friday.
Martha Letzen of lear Dcnison. is
visiting at the Laumbach home.
Mike u ton was in this vicinity this
week tuning pianos.
julius Schroeder, and wife are Wis
iting relatives near here.
Miss Ellen Scott, who teaches near
here, visited at the Hoffman home
near Denison. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman
drove back with her Sunday afternoon.
Thirteen cars of cattle and 10 cars
of hogs were shipped from SchlesWig
Saturday.
John Tamm was up from Denison
this week demonstrating autos.
The ball game between Ute and our
team was played on our home dla'
mond Sunday, the score resulting to
II in favor of Ute.
Schleswig is contemplating celebrat-
Ing children's day in the near future.
Mrs. B. S. Andresen's sister, OF
south of Denison, is visiting at the
Andersen home this week.
Lulu Girard visited over Sunday at
her home.
F. N. Olry and family drove up from
Denison Saturday to visit at Schles-
wig.
Albert Reimers and sister, Minnie,
visited at their brother, Eds home
in Denison Sunday.
John Seehausen gave a party north
west of town Sunday night.
Roy and Meta Naeve returned from
Blair, Neb., Friday.
Carl Unkin and wife, of Morgan,
visited at the Otto Stegemann home
Sunday.
Louie Wellendorf and wife are re-
joicing over the arrival of fine baby
girl Friday.
Mrs. Claus Rush and Mrs. John
Claussen are visiting in Nebraska.
Jim Warner moved from the old no.
tel into the Geo. Spain house.
Work was started this week to re-
pair the bungalow that was damaged
by the fall of the SPAIN building.
Several trapeze performers we're at
and Sunday nights. They did all kinds
the moving picture show Saturday
of stunts and drew large crowd.
This community was breatly shock
ed to hear of the death of Mrs. Anna
Kastner at the home of her son, Fred.
Mrs. Kastner has been suffering for
the last three months from a cancer.
Everything that could be done to keep
the life spark burning was done, but
to no avail. On Friday, May 18th, the
death angel came and took her soul
to the world beyond. Mrs. Kastner
was a good mother, loving wife and
kind neighbor and she leaves many
friends, young and old, as we'll as
relatives to mourn her death. Mrs.
Anna Kath, nee Kastner nee Hofeditz
was born in Sielen Hessen Kassel,
Germany, on March 5, 1888, and came
to this country in 1857. They came
to Milwaukee, Wis, and stayed there
two years, and from there she went
to Davenport, Iowa, and on July IT,,
1862, she was united in the holy
bonds of matrimOny to Frederick
Kastner. In 1873 they. came to Otter
Creek township and have made their
home here eversince. About nine
years ago Mr.. Kastner died and Mrs
Kastner was left with six children.
The following children mourn the
death of their mother: Carl, of Hol-
stein; Fred, of Otter Greek; Mrs.
Pauline Fredericksen, of Schleswig;
Mrs. Carolina Schroeder, of Denison;
Ed, of Otter Greek; August. She also
leaves two sisters in Wisconsin and
% grandchildren and two great grand
children. She was buried May goth
in the Nissen cemetery, Rev. WetZ-
Ter, of Schleswig, officiating.
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