The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-11-12
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Theo. Rohwer made business visit
to Des Moines last week, returning
home Friday.
Mrs. Lou Bassett, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. DR.. Jones, went to Ida
Grove Thursday, where Mrs. Bassett
entered the Conn hospital to undergo
an operation, which was very success
fully performed Friday by Drs. Conn
and Jones. DR.. Jones and Mr.. Bassett
drove to Ida Grove Friday morning in
| the Doctors car.
Mrs. DR.. Schultz and Ernest Schmidt
drove to Denison Thursday, where the
former had some dental work done :
The German Ladies' Aid society
met with Mrs Hugo Wiegand last
Thursday.
| Mrs. Watson returned to her home
| in Denison Saturday, having visited
her son at this place.
Fred Jochims returned Wednesday
from has different farms at Little
Rock, Iowa, and Gary, S. D. He reports
his tenants, John Schwein and John
Willert, both formerly of this place,
to be prosperous and happy, both hav-
ling raised exceptionally good crops
this year.
Last week there was a deal made
in which Henry Lafrantz bought the
Hans Peter Hansen property. He al
so bought lot from Peter Hollander
onto which he will move the Hansen
house. This will give him one of the
incest locations in Schleswig.
The sound of the fire bell was
promptly answered last Tuesday af-
|ternoon, when it was found that vul-
canizer in the Hollander garage had
set fire to the bench and shelving. The
assistance of the firemen was not nee
essary, however, as the hose in the
building used for washing was used
to put out the blaze. :
Mrs. Hall, of Denison, mother of
Mrs. Bassett, came last week to keep
house during Mrs. Bassett's stay in
the hospital.
The town of Kiron is planning on a
new school building and sent COM
mittee, composed of Messrs. Sandberg,
Norelius, Billings, Eckman and Hoag-
lund, to Schleswig last Monday to
look over the new school house here.
The M. G.. r. club met Friday in
regular session at the home of Mrs.
M. A. Hollander. The ladies spent
the afternoon doing fancy work, after
which Mrs. Hollander served very
dainty luncheon. During the meeting
Mrs. Schultz was appointed as COM
mittee to send some flowers to Mrs.
Bassett, who was unable to be pres
ent..
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heiden. of Den
ison, returned to Denison Thursday,
having made a farewell visit at the T.
F.. McGrath home.
John Johnson, the section foreman
at this place, went to Mondamin the
fore part of the week to visit his fam
lily, being unable to work on account
of having struck himself on the shin
bone with a spike maui while at work
in the yards.
AS compliment to Mr.. and Mrs.
Heiden small party was entertained
at the McGrath home Wednesday eve
ming. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. B. S. Andersen, Mr. and Mrs. DR..
Schultz and Mr.. and Mrs. Magnus
Hollander. The evening spent at cards
passed very quickly and pleasantly,
after which very dainty luncheon was
served by the hostess.
Mrs. B. S. Andersen has charge of
one of the Sunday school classes at
the Peace church during the absence
of Mrs. Bassett.
Miss Grace Baker returned to her
home at Gushing last week after al
weeks visit with her brother, Melvin
Baker.
Ed Wagner, who has been working
in the Herman Schroeder meat mar.
ket, left last week for Arkansas, where
he will spend the winter. ,y /
DR.. H. D. Jones left Monday evening
for Chicago, where he will enter the
Rush Medical college to take post !
graduate course. He expects to be