The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-05-01
SOLDIER ITEMS.

Emma and Carl HuttOndOrf took q
JOY ride Wednesday evening to Rick
etts and Charter Oak.
julius Christensen and son left Sat
urduy for Sioux City to visit with
Mrs. Christensen, who is reported as
still! growing stronger after the opera
ItiOn she underwent at the hospital.
Last Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Rosburg
were in Charter Oak. They were for
tunate enough to have five sacks OF
potatoes to spare at 81 per bushel
They also have plenty OF home grown
apples left.
Mrs. Albert Foster and son, Ed
Wednesday.
John Eek, Jr. went to Denison last
"Wednesday.
Grandma Stamp is visiting at the
Henry Stamp home.
Hans Jacobs, of Berne, helped Mr..
jStanp break his mules Thursday.
The Chris Claussen family visited
with Henry Krolls Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Frank Leise and Pete Lutz
started to build barn for Adolph
kuhl this week.
Freda Rosburg reports having found
a basque flower and dandeliOn as early
as April nth this year.
The Misses Knowles and Farley, &C.
companied by Messrs. Sam Eyer and
Carl Bartels were among those who
attended the moving picture show in
Ricketts, Tuesday evening, also the
Charter Oak show Saturday night.
A large number of friends and rel
OF AI,r l.,
man home Saturday evening to help
Mr.. Bohlman celebrate his birthday.
Quite a few young folks stayed last
Wednesday evening to take in the
Peteren hall dance, W...ch followed the
picture show. But some of the school
ma ans present thought they would
not be able to teach if they stayed too
late, so u4dn't dance.
The dance given at the c. Schriber
place east of Charter Oak was largely
attended by Soldier young people and
all report u good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r'ester and son,
Edward, NJ. and Mrs. Adolph Rosburg
and son, 4-aul, also Carl Huttendorf
were present at the Wa Baak nome
Sunday afternoon.
Carl Bartels entertained the school
ma ANS and sam Eyer and his phono-
graph Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Peter Bruhn and daughter,
Miss Hertha, were shopping in the
Oak Wednesday.
AS Miss Woodland had heard the
remark that she was rather nervous
to teach school and had a months in.
PERMISSION between terms and con-
Guided to slip away quietly and con-
suit a nerve specialist, DR.. F. E. Coul-
ter, of Omaha, who sent her to the ST..
Joseph's hospital for five weeks rest
cure. Director Eek kindly extended
the vacation to six weeks. Miss Wood
ard returned fom the hospital last
Wednesday night and began school on
Monday. When she left she expected
to undergo an operation for appendi-
citis, but found out the entire trouble
was nervous disorder.
We are glad to know that Lena
Rosburg and Herbert Bruhn do not
consider their education finished with
confirmation exercises in German
school and No. will give them a
royal welcome.
George Stamp has entered the pri-
mary grade of No. 8.
Director John Eek and daughter,
Mrs. Schneckloth, assisted by Baby
Harold, spent almost week in max
ing the school house sanitary place.
They rekalsomined the ceiling a deli
cate blue, scrubbed the woodwork and
desks, oiled the floor and for the first
time in years the windows were con-
sidered an integral part of the school
house. They fairly shine. A new
scraper has been placed on the porch
for service and new universal felt
erasers are greatly appreciated. The
director says they cost more now but
last longer than those having wooden
backs.