The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-21
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NIsHNABorANY NEWS
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Mrs. Peter McGinn returned to her
home near Dunlap Thursday after a
few days visit here making the a.
acquaintance of her new granddaugh
ter.
County Supt. Olry visited the diff
ferent schools in ,his township last
Thursday.
Ernest Poleske shelled corn for the
McGinn brothers Friday afternoon.
Miss Clara Schnoor went to Den
ison, to attend~the party at the LEM
home Saturday night
John Tryon purchased the hogs at
the Paul Schoening sale Wednesday
and hauled them home Thursday.
Joe Costello is staying with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Tate
the past week
Miss Elma Mundt went to Ute to
attend lhe wedding of her cousin,
John Martin of Mapleton witch took
place last week.
Carl and August Hamann and sister
Miss Ida, visited Sunday with their
cousins at the John Hamann home.
Last Sunday Mrs. Tom Conner and
Miss Leona Fitzpatrick were visitors
at the Renswaat home.
A number of friends of Mrs. David
Simmerman were greatly shocked to
learn of her death which took place at
her home in Dakota due to paraletic
stroke taken three days before her
death. The body was brought here
for burial. The fureral was held from
the home of Arthur Barron in Man
lila and burial in the Nishnabotany
cemetary. Friends sympathize with
the husband and daughter who accom-
panied the body back to the old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Steckleberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hollander, Mr.
and Mrs. Claus Krhrl, Viola Steckel-
berg, Hulda Hollander and Hulda
Kuhl were visitors Friday night at
the August Loewe home.
Mrs. Ernest Poleske visited with
Mrs. Jacob Rusterholz Saturday after
noon.
Willie Mundt and Henry Hamann
spent Saturday night at the Bowers
home.
James Laughran purchased fine
bunch of cattle at the sale Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis McSorley
were among those to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. David Simmerman held
at Manila Friday forenoon.
Mr. and Mrs. William Smith of Den
ison came out one day last week for
James Laughran.
Word was received from John Ha-
mann now at Redlands California stat
ing that he likes the country fine.
Mrs. Jacob Rusterholz spent Friday
night at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Annie Schumacher.
Friday Jim Mcmahon and wife and
three little son, Kenneth, Allen and
Leo came up in their new auto from
their home near Defiance. Mrs. Nc.
Mahon visited that day with her sister
Mrs. Mundt while Jim together with
his brother Emmett Fritz and Harry
Mundt went to the sale at H. l..
Mundt's and on their return in some
way the car turned over but luckily no
one of them were hurt although the
car was considerably damaged. Jim
telephoned to his brother Dennie at
Manila who came out and took him
home.
Willie kuhl and Barney Mundt at
tended the surprise party at the LEM
home west of Denison last Saturday
night.
Friday afternoon while hauling hay
for Henry Hast, the load that Otto
Tryon was hauling tipped over
and Otto fell in such a man
ner that he was injured in
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folks, who were in Manila at the time
were called home and the doctor sum-
moned. He has suffered considerably
but it is hoped that he may recover
soon and be able to be about the same
as usual.
Miss Minnie Linda is staying this
week with her neices, Annie and o.
ga Sievers.
Mrs. VIM. Mullenger spent Satur-
day afternoon and night at the John
Tryon home.
Theo. Kuhl has purchased new
Ford and Friday evening with his fam
lily autoed to the home of his parents
and gave them joy ride. His bro.
Their Henry returned home with them
for few days visit.
Fritz Mundt, Sr. and wife and
daughter Elma returned Saturday
evening from Mapleton where they
had been visiting and attending a
wedding.
Mrs. John Tryon and daughter, Sar.
ah and Ruby Mullenger visited at
the Nc CHM home Tuesday afternoon.
Ernest Miller is hauling corn to
VIM. Mullenger's this week.
Theo. Kuhl and family visited
Monday evening at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claus Kuhl.
Willie Mundt and three sisters, the
Misses Selma, Martha and Hattie Wis
tied a week ago Sunday with their
married sister. Mrs. Emil Stegemann
near Buck Grove.
Miss Minnie Saltwell visited last
week with her aunt, Mrs. Herman
LOckmiller.
Miss Annie Sievers was caller
Thursday afternoon at the Null
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steckelberg
are spending few days with the lat
ters sister, Mrs. Jacob Rusterholz.
Mrs. T. A. Hickey was a visitor at
the Ed Dougherty home one day last