The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-02-18
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Mr.. and Mrs. John McGinn and
daughter, Mary Agatha, went to Oma
ha Tuesday to visit with Mrs. Nc
Ginn's father, Mr. Tim Sullivan.
Edward Hamann, Henry Kuhl, Jas
McGinn and Barney Mundt, four OF
Nishnabotny's young farmers, took in
the short course at Denison last week
They all returned home Saturday eve
ming we'll pleased with the week spent
there.
Mrs. Henry Steckelberg was very i'll
one day last week and two doctors
were called, but she is much better al
present.
Miss Mary Farrelly had weeks va
cation last week so as to attend the
short course.
Paul Schoening visited Sunday with
his sister, Mrs Emil Lueth.
Miss Josephine Tate visited Sunday
with Ella Loewe.
A large crowd attended the sale OF
Henry Beermann last Wednesday. AL
though it was very cold day every
thing sold we'll. His sisters, Mrs. Har
nv Burmeister and Miss Annie Beer
mann, assisted by the Misses Ida Mey
err, Ruby Mullenger, Ida Hamann and
Marie Beermann, prepared lunch and
dinner for ...e crowd. Henry Rath Will
move onto the place in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wenzel return
ed from their honeymoon last Thurs
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Rusterholz and
children visited Friday at the Stein,
keuhler home. Irene and Walter re,
NAMED to visit over Sunday.
LaVerne Hamann spent Tuesday and
Wednesday with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamann.
Fritz Mundt, Jr. and wife visited on
Sunday at the Jacob Gessmann home.
Henry Miller called on Fritz Muhl
Sunday evening.
Miss Mary Beermann and brother,
Fred, spent several days with their
cousin, Henry, last week, helping 10
prepare for his sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman SEWERS re-
turned Thursday from Germany.
where they had spent greater part
of the winter visiting his parents.
Henry Meyer called on his brother
in-law, Herman Lockmiller, Tuesday.
At the Nishnabotl y spelling contset,
held last Monday afternoon at the
center school house, Florence Ha-
mann won first place, Walter Gragey
second, and Gladys Theobald third.
Miss Florence entered the contest at
Denison Friday evening.
Mrs. Fritz Steckeiberg returned
from the Omaha hospital the fore part
of last week. Her many friends will
be pleased to learn that her health is
much better.
Misses Ida and Meta Meyer, Will
and Louie Meyer and Carl Hamann
VISITED Saturday evening at the Com
stock home.
Miss Alfredo Puck, of Lake Park,
has been visiting with friends here
the past week. She attended the
party at Henry Asmus' Monday. On
Tuesday she went to Manning to visit
relatives before returning to her home
Thursday was w. ID. Mundt's birth
day and crowd of friends and rela
tives gathered to spend merry eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Hamann went to
Charter Oak Tuesday evening to at
tend masquerade dance. They were
masked as bride and groom and took
first prize.
Misses Mary Beermann, Bertha and
Eugena Arnold, Fred Beermann and
Fred Arnold visited Sunday with the
young people at the Comstock home.
Dream, Otto, Herschel and Raymond
Tryon and Willie Mullenger spent
Sunday with the McGinn Brothers.
Henry Miller, with the help OF sew
eral neigh bors, moved to the farm he
has rented near Arion last Monday.