The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-06-04
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SCHLESWiG ITEMS.
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Miss Collins, nurse, of Omaha, is
visiting at the DR.. Schultz home.
Mrs. DR.. B. NJ. Smith, of Kiron, Wis
tied Thursday and Friday at the Tom
McGrath home.
Mrs. Henry Petersen and son, Ralph
week.
Mrs. Heiden, OF Denison, and Miss
Lorraine Young, of Logan, visited at
the home of T. McGrath last week.
Theo. Rohwer visited his son, julius,
in Omaha Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Albert Schultz and daughter,
Lenore, departed Thursday for visit
with relatives and friends at Boone,
Cedar Rapids and other points.
Sanet Book was taken suddenly i'll
last week and at the advice of her
doctor will not be in school again un-
til next fall.
DR.. w. H. Schultz is building fine
new Office near his residence and will
have everything handy and convenient
for himself and his patients.
The Gustaf Hollander garage is al
most completed. L. H. Bassett has
| had the work under supervision and
considering the great amount of rainy
weather the work has gone along rap
idly.
Easements for the Boock and VOL
lersen residences are nearly complet-
I ed.
The new German Lutheran church
is nearly completed.
The Iowa German Lutheran church
is to have new stained art glass win.
dows as soon as the glass can get
here and be set.
Mrs. Y. Anthony left Wednesday
to att the graduating exercises of
the .dden schools. Her visit will
be extended to Iowa City, where
she will be present at the State Uni
versity commencement exercises.
Some time Sunday while the Robert
Naeve family were away from home
their hired man, said to be Spaniard,
departed for parts unknown with two
suits of his employers clothes and a
watch belonging to Johnnie Hansen,
who lives in town, but helps nights
and mornings with the milking. Mr..
Naeve at once notified the proper
authorities and search began, which
finally located the thief some place
west of Ute, where he had already
hired out again and gone to bed in
the daytime as he claimed to be all
tired out, which he probably was as
he had walked that distance from
some time Sunday till Monday, when
he put in his appearance at the place
of his pretended new employer. At
present he is in the Schleswig jail.
The aliases of the prisoner here are
Joe Rasch and Joe Brown. 1t is re-
ported that there is to be prelim
mary trial here Teusday morning.
Mrs. Tom McGrath is visiting Mrs.
DR.. Smith at Kiron this week.
Last Friday Bernhard Naeve broth
er and sister and Mis- Birdie Berg of
Denison figured in runaway on main
street. One line became entangled
in the harness in such way that the
only control of the team the driver
had was to cause them to go in a
circle for a short time, during which
those in the carriage began to jump
out, all except one of the Naeve broth
ers who was dragged under the buggy
for about a half of block. The con-
tents of the buggy We're scattered all
along the street but no one was in
jured in the least. One of the boys
lost the heal of his shoe but got loose
himself.
Herman Schmidt has just returned
from the lake and reports very good
fishing.
Mr.. Bonny of Buck Grove who was
recently appointed as rural mail
carrier here has begun his duties.
Tie Kinderfest at Ricketts, was at
tended by a good many people from
Schleswig.
Mrs. Romke who has been cook at
the Brick hotel returned to Omaha
Saturday.
Theo. Able was here Saturday from
Ida Grove attending meeting of the
German Mutual Insurance company.
County Superintendent Olry and
family were here over Sunday visit
ing Mrs. Olry's mother Mrs. Jurgen
Schroeder.
Rosa Carstens visited her brother
John near Ida Grove over Sunday.
Hedwig Christensen visited her