The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-12-10
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SCHLESWIG ITEMS.
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of last week with friends at this place
. Mrs. Foxworthy and daughter, Mil
: dred, returned to their home at Gid
, den Monday. Mrs. G.. H. Anthony &C
! companied them and will remain fol
a visit of a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Conyers visit
ed last week with her parents at Prep
aration, Iowa.
Miss Meta Rusch returned Thurs
day afternoon after a pleasant WISH
with friends at Ida Grove and Battle
Creek.
Mr.. Roepke, piano tuner from FIT
Dodge, left Monday for Deloit, having
spent the greater part of the week
tuning pianos in this vicinity.
Frank Yeager, G. o. Wilson, Chas
Mackey and William Davis left or
Thursday for their home at Charter
Oak, having finished their work OF
plastering the Bassett bungalow.
Mrs. Andrew Kahler and daughter
Miss Ella, were pleasant callers at
the Will Schroeder home Tuesday.
Mrs. Marie Schmidt celebrated her
birthday last Monday by entertaining
at supper Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jepsen
and family, DR.. and Mrs. Schultz and
family.
Mrs. H. D. Jones visited in Denison
the latter part of last week.
On last Friday afternoon Mrs. B. S.
Andersen, in her pleasant manner, en-
tertained the NJ. G. R. club.
Eddie Schroeder is working at the
M. A. Hollander store during the alb
| Of u,hn !,
quite sick with tonsillitis.
Mrs. John Christensen left Satur-
day for her home in Council Bluffs,
having spent the latter part of the
week at the Mrs. John Thoms home.
The Misses Ella Thoms, Emma Giss
George Hill and Fred Linn attended
| the dance at Ricketts, last Saturday
evening.
William Korkow of Coristota S. D.
came the fore part of the week for an
extended visit at the Claus Sinjen
home
Mr.. Joseph Dodd, of Colfax Iowa,
was in Schleswig last week, and while
here made change in the manage
ment of the Schleswig Leader Of which
he is the owner. The paper will now
be edited and printed by John Mich
aelsen, newspaper man of wide ex-
perience, who being we'll acquainted
in the vicinity will make the paper
better than it has ever been.
George Baeth, of Cheyenne, N. D.,
came last Thursday for a visit with
his parents. He has been to Mime
apolis with three carload of sheep
and not having been home for several
years this gave him an opportunity
to visit his people.
Friends Of A. H. Schmidt will be
pleased to learn of his promotion to
assistant cashier of bank in Creigh-
ton, Neb He left last Saturday and
expects to begin work the 10th.
Mr.. Schmidt has been in the employ
of the German bank here for three
years and during that time has proven
himself to be most capable assist
ant.
Nick Naeve, who has charge of the
dairy business here, has purchased an
enclosed dairy wagon which will make
1t much easier for him to take care
of his trade.
Edward Lehman, who has for some
time been book keeper for the Farm
er's State bank of Charter Oak has
accepted the positior made vacant
by the resignation of A. H. Schmidt
in the German bank here.
Mr.. Lehman is an ambitious young
man, has winning personality and
no doubt will prove success and
make many friends in this locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Klotz of Holstein
came Saturday for visit at the home
OF their son Henry of this place.
On last Wednesday evening Peter
Paulsen celebrated his sixtieth birth
day. A large crowd was present and
all report pleasant time.
Mrs. Reesy and her son John of
kiron were week end visitors at the
Mrs. John Thoms home.
G. l.. Kirkpatrick and family have
moved to Tripoli Iowa. Mr.. Kirk
patrick was former editor of the
Schleswig Leader.
Mrs. John Klotz, Evelyne and Clay
bourne klotz of Madison S. D. are
guests in the Henry Klotz home this
week.
Mr.. Martin Davis, missionary from
Shandkuri Central Province, East H.
dia, is going to give lecture in the
Peace church on Tuesday evening
December 10th. Mr.. Davis is head of
leper home in East India and is
giving lectures while on his vacation
This lecture will be interesting and
instructive and the people in town as
well as the surrounding country should
make arrangements to attend.
A birthday party was given at the
A. Hansen home Sunday in honor of
their little son, Magnus.
Mr.. Whittmach made a business
trip to Denison Sunday
The German Ladies' Aid society met
with Mrs. John Reimers last Wednes-
day afternoon and as a surprise on
Mrs. Reimers they brought with them
refreshments and neat purse of
money.
Mr.. w. C. Carnes, who for some
time past has been in the employ of |
the North Western r. r. Co. as Depot |
agent at Ida Grove, has been trans
fered to Schleswig He came Satur-
day and commenced work here.
The Misses Ella and Lama Hoitar