The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-01-08

HOllander and son, died last Friday.
The animal was fourteen years old
and perhaps the best stallion ever
brought to Ida county. He was for
merly owned by the Ida County Horse
company.
Twenty-Five cars of stock were ship.
ped from Schleswig the past week. OF
these ten were cattle and fifteen hogs
Miss Roma Hollander went to Deni-
son Friday for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Hoist, OF Denison, came Friday
for visit with her sister-in-laW, Mrs.
Anna Petersen.
The Denison bowling team, COM
posed of Henry Miller, Martin Sag
gau, Rudolph Lindstrom. Chas. Speck
and H. Saggau, came over to SchlesWlg
here and met defeat for the second
last Friday to again bowl the team
time by 300 pins. The local team
was composed of the following: Julius
Schmidt, Henry Jacobsen, Max Wulf,
e. Schroeder, VIM. Strissel. The in
dividual high score for Denison was
made by Martin Saggau who scored
2O5 pins in the third game. Schles-
wigs high score was made by Max
Wulf who knocked down 204 pins in
the second game.
Misses Martha Stegeman was
Denison passenger Friday, where she
went for visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Huebner are the
happy parents of baby girl, who
came to gladden. their home Saturday.
Hugo and Lena Ehlers, OF Ida Grove,
have been visiting here at the home
of their uncles, Julius and John En-
lers.
John H. krohnke and F. d. Reinking
left Wednesday evening for a bust
ness visit to Chicago and Milwaukee.
VIM. Slender and wife, who have
been visiting at the Henry Buck
home here for couple of weeks, left
Thursday for Marion, where they Will
visit relatives.
at Ipswich, S. D., Monday Miss
Hugo Petersen returned to his home
Theresa Lorenzen accompanied him
for short visit.
The frame work of the new church
was commenced Monday and with the
continued good weather for little
while the building will be enclosed
so that work can continue all winter.
There was family reunion at the
Albert G. Schultz home New Years
day. Brothers and sisters from Rick
etts and other parts OF the county
were present to make the occasion
most enjoyable one.
We are glad to say that it is sell
dom that a horse is seen standing on
our streets in cold weather without
coed warm blanket over him. NO
person will be the loser by treating
his horses with the same kindness as
he would treat himself.
School opened again Monday after
a weeks vacation. School will now
continue uninterrupted until the close
of the school year in June, save Tor
a few single holidays. School was not
commenced last fall until the middle
of September on account OF the build
ing not being finished and the vaca-
tons are being cut as snort as pos
sible so that the school may close at
the regular time in June.
John Michaelsen returned FRIDAY
from Ponca, Neb., for visit at the
home of his brother Thomas. He has
been working for the Great Western
Sales company, putting on speclal
merchandise sales and closing out var
ious articles.
Carl Kuehl and wife came Monday
for a visit with his two brothers. Ed
and Emil Carl has just moved from
Bloomfield Neb., to a farm near Ma
nila and will no doubt get over here
a little oitener hereafter.
Dr.. b. NJ. Smith has opened UP a
branch Office at kiron. On Friday CT
each week he will visit that place.
Mrs. Berndt came over from Dem
son Thursday for visit with her son
John Berndt.