The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-28

treatment.
Chris Hoeffer, of Ricketts,, was bus
mess caller in Schleswig Thursday be
tween trains.
True Giltner, of Omaha, was bust
ness caller in town Thursday and Fri
day.
August Paulsen and wife spent last
Thursday evening at the home OF Mich
Paulsen in the country, the occasion
being Uncle Nick's birthday.
Another large land deal was brought
to close last week by Ehlers & Peter
sen, in which Herman Koerner, OF
Morgan township, gets possession OF
the 760 acre ranch q half mile west
of Castana, Mr. Koerner trading in the
200 acre farm on which he now lives
at 1888 per acre.
The second number of the lecture
course was given last Tuesday night
by the Joseph Stelzl company Of mu'
sicians, who were greeted by fair
sized crowd. Each member of the
company is an artist and those who
attended expressed themselves as be-
ing very we'll pleased with the en-.
tertainment.
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of automobiles in Schleswig last
week by selling John Glau and Fred
SPAIN each q splendid high power
Marathon touring car, for which he has
the agency.
Miss Nellie Porter left Monday for
Ute, where she will visit her parents.
She intends to make an extended visit
at Sioux City and other points before
returning to take up her millinery
work in the spring.
George Richards and George Servoss
of Denison, left Thursday, having COM
pleted the lathing and plastering OF
the Fred Schwartz home here.
The Schleswig Card club was enter
tanned Monday night at the Bassett
home. Whist and high five were in
dulged in. Refreshments were served
and all enjoyed the evening.
Miss Frieda Fastje came Friday and
her friend, Miss Hattie Hall, came Sat
urday for a visit at the DR.. Jones
home.
VIM. Knoll, of Ute, was business
visitor in our town the fore part OF
last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Claussen are
rejoicing over the arrival OF baby
boy, born January 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Rohwer went to
Ida Grove Monday on business mis-
sion, returning Tuesday evening.
The NJ. G. R. club ladies were de-
iightfully entertained last Friday az
ternoon at the Mrs. Will Schroeder
home.
Miss Meta Rusch and Albert Naeve
went to Ricketts, Saturday for an over
Sunday visit at the home OF the lat
ter's sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Conyers left
Monday for Pisgah. They will live
on farm near that place.
]. NJ. Kennedy, of Ida Grove, was
business caller here the fore part OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Andersen spent
Sunday visiting at the Thos. Michael
sen home in the country.
John Holdorf, of Denison, is work
ing at the VIM. Greves barber shop.
John Boil has accepted position
as bookkeeper in the German bank.
Mr. Boil has recently graduated from
the nlSn SCuOOl dI DdFOAPoAI'
Carl lessen and G. w. christensen
went to Bloomfield, Neb., Wednesday
on business mission.
On last Tuesday forenoon at the
Lutheran parsonage, Miss Dagmer
Schiernbeck and Mr.. Frank Carpenter
were united in marriage, Rev. Wetz-
Ter officiating. The witnesses were
John Friedrichsen and Miss Bertha
Bendixen. After the ceremony the
bridal couple left for short honey
moon trip to Clinton. Mr.. Carpenter
has rented large farm north OF Horn
lex, where the young couple VIII De
at home after March LIST.
Chas. Tamm, Chas. Ernst Ed ana
julius Reimers went to Denison Mon
day to do jury duty
Henry Paulsen and Otto Backhaus
spent Sunday with friends in Denlson
1t is reported in some OF the sur
rounding towns that there are thirty
cases of scarlet fever in Schlesw1s.
This, however, is untrue, as there mas
not been more than three cases at any
time, and the physicians have done ex-
ceptionally well in holding the disease
in check by maintaining quarantine.
At present there is no one SICK IN
town with scarlet fever.
VIM. Below was here from Ricketts,
last Wednesday. shaking hands with
old time friends.
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