The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-04-08
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Mrs. Fred Mohr visited friends in
Denison the fore part of last week.
Emil Thoms, from near Denison,
came last Tuesday to visit his mother
and sister and also to attend to some
business matters.
Lille and Erma Mohr returned from
Ricketts, Tuesday, where they had
spent several days visiting relatives.
Mrs. H. D. Jones was an Omaha
shopper the latter part of the week.
John Bruggen went to sioux City
Wednesday on business mission.
Mrs. Adolph Jahde and sister, Miss
Meta Rusch, went to Denison Friday
on shopping tour.
Otto Kusch is seriously sick at his
home with pneumonia.
Miss Anna Lohse is spending the
week visiting her sister, Mrs. Louie
Wellendorf, in the country.
Miss Nadine Jepsen has been quite
sick the past week with an attack of
tonsillitis.
Mrs. William Steenblock returned
from Kiron Wednesday, where she had
been visiting relatives for a few days.
Miss Mary Augustine. of Odebolt,
was a pleasant visitor in the T. F.
McGrath home the latter part of last
week. She left Friday for Charter
Oak, where she will visit friends for
few days before her return to Ode
bolt.
Miss Hattie Mohr visited relatives
in Ricketts, last week.
Miss Kathryn Chambers, of Lake
View, was q pleasant guest in the w.
C. Carnes home last week.
F. P. Hollander, who last week
bought three fine lots from Mrs. Able,
has commenced excavating for base
ment and expects to erect fine new
home, the work to progress as rap
idly as possible.
The town election held in Schleswig
last Monday caused no small amount
of excitement, 155 votes having been
cast. 1t was a spirited contest and
with two tickets in the field the re-
suit was the election of three new
councilmen, the successful ones be.
ing Aug D. Paulsen, Ernst Dahms and
John Spain. The voting resulted as
follows: Mayor, Aug. Schultz. ST.,
1903; C. ]. Claussen, 3d. For council
men, Aug Brasse, "a; A. P. Hollander,
"a; H. w. Schmidt. "a; Jurgen
Schroeder, "a; Ernst Dahms, "a; Aug
D. Paulsen, 81; A. F. Stegeman, So;
]. H. SPAIN, 70; c. H. Reinking, g.;
Chas. Jurgensen, 2. For assessor, Of
to Hollander, 65; Carl Boil, so; Rev.
w. r. Wetzler, I. For treasurer, P.
C. Hollander, 80.
A deal was closed last Tuesday In
which Louis Naeve, of Superior, Wyo.,
got possession of the John Krohnke
saloon. A special meeting of the
council was held on Tuesday evening
in which they granted to Mr.. Naeve
permit and raised the license from
$3.50 to $3.50 per month. Mr.. Naeve
has for some time owned and operat'
ed saloon in Superior, so the under
taking is not new to him.
On last Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock from Friedens church occurred
the funeral of Mrs. Anna Mundt, who
died at the home of. her daughter
Mrs. VIM. Bendixen, six miles north
east of Schleswig, on Tuesday after
noon, March 31st, having attained the
age of "a years, months and Z days
Mrs. Mundt was born in Piadorf
Schleswig Holstein, Germany, and
came to this country and was married
to Claus Mundt Feb. %. 1S49, with
whom she lived until his death in
August, 1905. They came to Crawford
county in 1872 and settled on farm
| Just north of ScOhleswig. For the
past five years Mrs. Mundt has lived
at the home of her son-in-laW, VIM
Bendixen The deceased was the
mother of six children, all of whom
survive her: Henry and Mrs. join
PEPPER, of Denison; Mrs. Julius Leh
feldt and Emil Mundt, OF Chinook
Mont; Mrs. Bendixen, of Schleswig
and Emil Mundt, of Looking Glass
Ore. The remains were laid to res
in the Morgan cemetery.
Jake Smythe, of Wall Lake, has
expressed a wish to obtain a permit
to run a saloon in Schleswig afte1
July l, 1914, and offers to pay $4,000
year for the privilege.
Miss Gladys Smith returned to Den
lison Saturday, having spent her vaca
| ton at home.
Mrs. Anna Thoms entertained twelve
ladies at her home lalst Tuesday at
ternoon, the occasion being her fifty
second birthday. The afternoon was
pleasantly spent. A sumptuous din
liner was served, which all enjoyed tt
the utmost.
Miss Emma Berndt visited relatives
| in Denison last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jurgensen ant
two daughters went to Farninvlllt
last Friday for visit with cousins
They returned Monday afternoon.
Mrs. John Schmidt visited couple
of days the latter part Of the weei
| with hor SiStor Mrs Thee. ROhWer