The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-08

daughter, Mrs. Frank Staley, at Den
ison Monday.
Ralph Bayard left for Des Moines on
riday, where he intends to work in
the future.
Adolph Mumm visited with his sister
Mrs. Bert Freed, at Denison Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Dohse LETT for Omaha last
week, where she underwent an opera.
ton at the St. Joseph's hospital. At
present she is getting along as well
as can be expected.
Miss Leona Firth, who is teaching
near Manning, spent Sunday at the e.
w. Payne home in this city.
! Mel Button was suddenly taken down
last Tuesday with a severe attack of
appendicitis. Drs c. l.. Patterson and
D. Dryer of Omaha, performed an op-
Grafton on him Thursday and at the
present writing he is doing finely.
Frank Dobler and Herman Goettsch
returned Thursday from Omaha. While
there Mr.. Dobler had his tonsils re.
moved and says that now he feels like
a different person.
| The w. H. NJ. S. met last Saturday
at the home of Mrs. Emil Evers.
Hy Schoenjahn and son. Harold, re-
from Mapleton, where they went to get
their car which they had been obliged
to leave there the previous Sunday on
account of the bad roads.
Rev. Karl Fauth is at Council Bluffs
attending the annual conference of the
Creston circuit of the Iowa District
German Evangelical synod. He is the
president of the organization and was
thus compelled to be there.
H. H. Sievers returned Thursday
from a trip to Oakland. Mimi, where
he went to invest in some real estate.
Robt. Nickelsen and wife, of Geddes.
S. D., are here visiting relatives. Mr..
Nickelsen formerly lived on a farm
near this city and his many friends
were glad to shake hands with him
again.
Ike Auen, of Lake View, was call
ing on old friends in this city the lat
ter part of last week.
Mrs. Mat Alter and children visited
relatives at 'Denison Tuesday
The corner barber shop has again
changed hands. Mr.. Herm Kruse being
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cess.
John Dewitt is visiting relatives at
Herring at the present.
Alva Stiner, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Stiner, of this city, is reported
to be seriously i'll, AS yet we have
not learned the cause of the illness.
The following people were in attend
ance at the German day celebration at
Denison Tuesday: Mr.. and Mrs. P. J.
Martens, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Dohse,
Mrs. John Mumm, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. |
Nicholson. John H. Scheldorf VIM.
DOhse and Herman Schluter.
The Misses Gertrude and Lillian
Lawler called On Carroll friends Tues
day.
Grandmother Dewitt. of Lake View
grandson, J. w. Dewitt, in this city.
The people of West Side and vicin-
ity were greatly surprised Thursday
afternoon when it was learned that
Miss Lillian Crabb, daughter of Mrs
w. w. COZad, and Mr.. Frank Campbell,
son of Mrs. S. Campbell, both of this
city. had been quietly married the
previous day at Logan. Both are we'll
known here, the bride moving here
several years ago with her mother and
during her stay here has made many
friends and is highly esteemed by ALL
lie groom his lived here practically
all his life and is a very industrious
young man, being at present empoyed
by the c. & N. w. railway in this city.
ne is we'll worthy of the young woman
of his choice. At present the young
couple will make their home with the
groom's mother in this city. We ex-
tend our heartiest congratulations and
wish them success in their newly mar