The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-07
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Miss Grace Robb, of Charter Oak
was business visitor in our town the
fore part of last week.
Miss Alma Wilson, of Jefferson,
came last Tuesday and spent several
days visiting in the c. H. Anthony
home. She returned to Jefferson Sat.
urday to resume her school duties.
Edward Hess, of Ricketts,, was a
business visitor here Monday.
Mrs. Hugo Weigand and two chill
dren returned Saturday afternoon
from Ida Grove, where they had spent
the week visiting at the Aug. Weigand
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cops and family
Mrs. Mary McGrath and Miss Mollie
Adams, of Charter Oak, were guests
in the T. f. McGrath home New Years
day
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hoefer, of Rick
etts, were pleasant visitors in the |.
N. Vollertsen home Saturday and Sun
day, returning to their home Monday.
Miss Meta Rusch visited the fore
Henry, on the farm.
Miss Anna Lohse has resigned her
position as relief telephone operator.
The place is being filled by Miss Han
nah Stegemann.
Mr. and Mrs. Claus Rusch and Mr.
and Mrs. John Claussen motored to
Battle Creek Sunday and spent the
day visiting at the John Petersen
home.
The Misses Louisa and Alvena Rein
king returned from Charter Oak on
Tuesday, where they had been visit
ing friends.
Emil Petersen and Julius Schmidt
went to Fl Dodge the fore part of the
week for a few days visit with the
latters uncle.
Miss Birdie Berg returned Saturday,
having spent her holiday vacation with
her parents in Denison.
Lew Herbison went to Charter Oak
Saturday for an over Sunday visit
with his boy friends.
Mrs. Albert Stoltenberg entertained
the NJ. G. r. club last Friday after
noon. The out of town guests were:
The Misses Burch and Laub, of Deni-
son; Miss Alma Wilson, of Jefferson,
and Miss Jessie Winans, of Charter
Oak.
The Schleswig high school opened
again Monday after vacation OF near
iy three weeks. The school was closed
longer than usual during the holidays
on account of the presence of scarlet
fever, a few cases of which were re-
ported among the pupils. On account
of the resignation OF Miss Synnoblen,
the primary grades will be taught by
Miss Louisa Mcclure, of Cherokee,
who has been elected to fill the va
cancy. Manual training has been In
troduced into the school and in the
large rooms in the basement OF the
high school building concrete floors
have been laid and changes have been
made in the plumbing, making these
rooms an excellent place for this
work.
Last week deal was made through
Krohnke & Krohnke in which Edward
and August Kastner bought the old
John Schmidt estate the consideration
being S162.75 per acre. There are no
improvements on this land excepting
q fence, ana tle price Is Sulely q lOp
price when the cost of improvement
are considered.
Miss Bernice Bonney returned Sat
urday to resume her school duties,
having spent the holidays at the home
of her parents in Buck Grove.
Aug D. Paulsen and Harry Lorenzen
went to Omaha Tuesday to attend the
implement dealers convention.
Fred Reinking, Maurice Detlefsen
and Albert Sabel were among the ship
pers of live stock last Saturday.
At Friedens church last Tuesday oc-
Cured the wedding of Mr.. Gus Engel-
king, of Schleswig, and Miss Hazel
Williams, of Austin, Ind, Rev. Wetzler
officiating Mr.. Engelking grew to
manhood here, and is son of Dick
Engelking, of this place. The young
couple will make their home on Mr..
Engelking's fathers farm north OF
town.