The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-17
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MANILA ITEMS.
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Manila, after an illness OIL dUouI 1--WE
or three days duration. He leaves
wife and one daughter to mourn hi
loss. He was known as Little Chris
christensen in this neighborhood ant
was born and educated at kiel, Schles
wig-Holstein, Germany, and came tt
this country in 1892, settling in tn
vicinity of Davenport. He lived Their
but three years and then moved tt
this county in 1895. He was membe
and treasurer of the German Evange
ical Lutheran Peace church at Thu
place. The funeral services were hell
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the church at this place, conducted
by Rev. Freuchte, and the remain
were laid to rest in the Nishnabotn.
cemetery. Mr.. christensen was ;
strong, energetic German farmer AM
attended strictly to his own business
and accumulated good deal OF prop
erty. He also was Modern Wood
man of America and carried $4,000 in
surance in that order This is the
first death that the camp has had IL
their lodge at this place since it wa:
organized.
C. A. Saunders, proprietor OF the
Greeley Stock farm, loaded car O.
his thoroughbred Shorthorn cattle or
Wednesday and will send them to the
Denver stock show, where he vii
exhibit them. Mr.. Saunders herd is
in very fine shape and we may looi
for some very handsome rewards. He
returned from Chicago with the herd
where he exhibited them at the Inter
national with the usual number OF re
wards.
Mrs. w. S. Moore has been confined
to her room for the past week with
stomach trouble.
Mrs. Martinsen left Friday for hel
home in Clinton county, after spend
ing a few days during the holidays
with her daughter, Mrs. J. S. Jordan
While here she disposed of both OF
her residence properties The one
north of Main street was sold to r.
Rasmussen and the other one south
of Main street was purchased by Mr..
Crab.
Tested thermometers here showed
the mercury down to as low as 40 de-
grees Friday morning, the coolest on
record.
Arthur Natzel, S. A. Henry, G. F..
Foy, and w. S. Moore are attending
court in Harlan in a case in which
Lew Caldwell is defendant.
Miss Ethel Jordan, who is teaching
out in the Mayors district, brought
Miss Edna Mayors and Miss Jennie
Crake home with her to spend the lat
ter part of the week.
Miss Alta Mackey, who resides iii
Arion, came the first of the week and
visited with her friend, Miss Arlene
Dieter.
The German Lutheran Trinity
church held their annual meeting last
week. The following officers for the
year are: Siegfried Wenzel, trustee,
and A. c. Beherends, treasurer. Five
new members were also taken in a,
the same time.
Lee Alfred, brother of l. B. Alfred
who has been farming in Montana, ar
rived home Tuesday evening. He says
that while the thermometer is some
lower there it does not seem as cold
as it does here.
Judge Wheeler, of Council Bluffs,
filed his decision at Harlan last Tues
day in the famous Getter bankruptcy
case in favor of the defendant, Get
ter. The case, however, will be ap
pealed to the supreem court.
Creditors of Henry Schroeder have
received notice of his making applica-
ton under the bankrupt law, and the
hearing is set for January 18th at
Council Bluffs.
Town Assessor Cicero Morgan and
Township Assessor Will Mcmahon and
Will Burke, assessor of Iowa town.
ship were attending the assessors
meeting at Denison last week.
The ice men we're busy last week.
They began putting up ice Wednes-
day. The ice is finer than it has been
for several years. They expect to get
plenty of it housed for next summers
use.
Mrs. John Smith, of Marion, came
Thursday evening to make visit WITH
her sister, Mrs A. r. Potter, and her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. LaTurno.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Caldwell are the
proud parents of baby girl, born Oh
January Sd.
D. P. Robertson made trip to Val!
where he will spend few days with
his cousin, Jim Robertson.
While DR.. Gardner was making a
call near Buck Grove Thursday, in
some manner the cutter was upset and
while his driver went to some farm
house for aid, the doctor Strengthened
things around until his man came back
with some conveyance to go further.
But the doctor and his driver realized
how cold it was getting and made ar
rangements to turn around and come
back BY this time Mr.. Gardner was
very cold and was induced to ride the
rest of the way to town on his knees.
When he arrived in town DR.. Graham
was called and he has been under the
doctors care ever since. His many
friends are hoping for speedy recoy-
cry.
M. G. Sutton, who has been trans
acting business in Chicago, returned
home the first of the week.
Eben Ehrie has accepted position
in Woodward as clerk and will soon
move his family to that place.
Earl Adams left last week for Den