The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-02-11
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NIsHNABOTANY NEWS
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FrlCZ Muul spent ueSQdy DIT lut
Matt Arnold home.
Mrs Tryon and two little girls, Miss
Sarah Tryon and Otto and Hersche
Tryon were callers Monday Afternoon
at the Mullenger home.
Miss Mabel Barber taught school {
couple of days last week while he1
sister. Miss Myrtle, attended the teacl
ers meeting at Denison.
John Ehlers' sale was we'll attended
last Tuesday. John Meehan, owner o
the place. sold the farm that day tt
Will Boeck for $40 per acre. A mum
Der Of friends spent the evening will
Mr.. and Mrs. Ehlers
John McGinn called on VIM. Mullen
ger Friday afternoon.
Henry Hamann and sister, Miss An
ME. visited Sunday at the Wenze
home.
At the spelling contest held at dis
trict No. 5, Miss Florence Hamanr
won first place. Miss Gladys TheobalC
second and Willie Steckelberg third.
Fred Loewe, of Buck Grove, called
on his brother, August Loewe, last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jas. Tate and son. Paul, called
at the McGinn home Saturday.
II. w. Meyer marketed hogs at the
county seat Friday.
Will Kuhl called on his friend, Bar
ney Mundt, last Sunday afternoon.
VIM. Theobald, wife and daughter
visited Sunday at the Miller home.
John Hamann was filling his ice
house Monday. No more worry about
ice; plenty of it now.
Raymond Tryon visited his friend,
August Loewe, last Sunday.
w. D. Mundts entertained the Ben
ningsdorf and Meyer families Monday
evening.
Earl Hickey and Ed Dillon We're
Omaha visitors Tuesday, attending the
cement show.
Miss Ruby Mullenger was visitor
At the McGinn home Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Leona Fitzpatrick had no
school at district No. Friday on ac-
count of the storm that day.
Ed McCaffery and wife visited at
the Bidlack home Thursday evening.
Many may be seen moving in this
locality. Willie Rath to the Henry
Meyer place, Willie Steinkeuhler to
the Henry Loewe farm in Washington
township and Henry Miller to the He'd
derman farm in the vicinity of Arion.
Joe Costello has been spending sew
eral weeks with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Tate.
Percy Miles and wife spent several
days at the John Ehlers home before
the sale, helping them prepare for the
same. Mrs. Ehler's father Mr.. Krauel
of Denison, was also there for several
days.
Herschel Tryon called on Barney
Mundt Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Benningsdorf, of
Charter Oak, visited last week at the
home of the formers sister. Mrs. II.
w. Meyer.
VIM. Mullenger called on John Nc
CHM Thursday afternoon.
Frank Andre was to have his sale
Friday, but owing to the weather it
has been postponed until the 18th of
February.
John Hamann arrived home last
Wednesday morning from a months
sojourn in California. He has lots to
say in favor OF that state.
Will Petersen, Of Minnesota, has
been visiting several weeks at the
Wenzel home. He also attended the
Wenzel-Hamann wedding Wednesday.
Will Kuhl and sister. Miss Caroline,
left for Manning Wednesday evening
to take care of the place while their
sister, Mrs. Walter Mohr, and husband
are gone to Minnesota
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Mundt and Mr..
and Mrs. Will Heiden visited Thurs
day evening at the Claus Kuhl home.
Johannes Petersen hauled hogs to
Manila Saturday.
McGinn Brothers are hauling corn
to VIM. Mullenger this week.
Will Heiden and wife visited last
week at the Fritz Mundt, Sr. home.
their many friends before leaving for
California to make their future home.
Steckelberg Brothers shelled corn
for John Tryon Monday.
John Tryon returned from Terra
Haute, Ind, Monday morning where
he was called by the illness and death
Of his father.
John Carey held his sale Tuesday
He expects to move with his family to
Manning to live the coming year.
Ella Loewe visited Sunday with
Bernidene and Madonna Tate.
Miss Leona Fitzpatrick returned to
her school duties again last week at
ter several days. visit in Denison and
attending the teachers meeting. Her
sister, Miss Gertrude Fitzpatrick, of
Denison, taught during her absence.
Mrs. Mitchell, of Audubon, is here
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Andre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Mundt, Sr. and
Mrs. Will Heiden and Willie Mundt
visited Sunday afternoon and evening
at the John Hamann home.
Miss Frieda Wenzel returned to her
home Thursday evening, having been
q guest at the Hamann home since
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Asmus gave
party last Monday evening in honor of
his birthday. A good crowd respond
ed to the invitations and a most de-
lightful time was had. A fine supper
was served and everybody present did
ample justice it. The crowd did not
take its departure until late hour,