The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-08-05

mobile accident near Holstein while
on his way to Lake Okoboji week
ago, is somewhat lame yet, but is feel
ing fairly good.
John Boil, the book-keeper at the
sick the past two weeks with typhoid
fever and under the care of a trained
nurse. For awhile little hopes were
entertained for his recovery. Dr..
Bliss. of Omaha, was called Friday in
consultation with one OF our local
physicians and we are glad to state
at present writing that John is much
improved.
Two children were baptized by
Rev. WetZeler at Freiden's church
last Sunday, Luverne LaFrantz and
Alvera Lohse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Christensen
and little boy. of Ricketts,, were Sun
day guests at the NJ. A. Hollander
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John SPAIN motored
to Ida Grove Saturday, where the lat.
ter had some dental work done.
Miss Ella Kruger, of Omaha visit
ed here with friends the latter par
of last week. Sunday she went to
Ida Grove for a longer visit WI,
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hargens and
children, of Ricketts,, Sundayed at the
DR.. W. H. Schultz home.
Mrs. Ernest Rosburg left Monday
for her home at Osmond, Neb., having
spent couple of weeks here visiting
relatives.
Miss Caroline Hollander left Sun
day for Chicago where she is taking
medical treatment.
Miss Theresa RohWer went to Ida
Grove Sunday for weeks visit with
friends and relatives.
A deal was closed on Saturay after
noon in which Mr.. and Mrs. Aug.
Thiede, of Boyer, became the owners
of the Paul Jepsen property, consider
alton being $4,000. Possession is to
be given March /, 1915. Mr.. Jepsen
contemplates buying lots and erect
| ing a modern residence in the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hollander went
to Chicago Sunday on a combined bus
mess and pleasure trip.
Aug Schultz, father of DR.. Schultz
celebrated his birthday Sunday at the
Hugo Weigand home A number OF
friends and relatives participated.
The Larkin club ladies treated theil
husbands to a picnic dinner Sunday
at the John Petersen home about one
mile from town. A goodly number
We're present and all report very
pleasant time. The Misses Rosa anC
Alma Hndricksen, of Charter Oak
are visiting their cousins in the Chas
Reinking home.
Chas. Reinking transacted business
in Ida Grove Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Petersen, of Ida
Grove, came Sunday and are visiting
at the Henry Andersen home. Mrs
Petersen is a sister of Mrs. Andersen
The Denison base ball team came
up Sunday to cross bats with the 10
cal team. Our boys won the game
the score being to 5.
Miss Nellie Girard returned from
the hospital at Ida Grove last Monday
where she had an operation performed
on her nose.
Mr.. Hannes Sachau, of Denison
was a Sunday guest at Fred MOhrs.
Henry RieSsen was business cal
Ter in Denison Sunday.
The Misses Lahore and Louise
Reinking gave a watermelon party
Sunday afternoon to large number
of their young friends. The after
noon was a most enjoyable one.
Mrs. Gus Girard has SO far recov
cred from her recent illness to be
able to dispense with her nurse.
Mrs. Gustav jain, who several
weeks ago underwent an operation
is getting along nicely and is expect
ed to return to her home here this
| week.
The NJ. G. r. club ladies will enjoy
a meeting with Mrs. NJ. A. Hollande,
Wednesday this week.
| Mrs Herman Schmidt and Mrs. NJ
A. HOlander will leave Thursday fol
Ricketts,, where they will visit fol
several weeks.
Rev and Mrs. w. Il. Wetzeler were
in Ida Grove Sunday.
John Claussen has sold his resi-
dence to Mrs. Henry Miller in the
country. Mr.. Claussen will build g
home on his lot west of the Claus
Rusch residence as soon as he car
make arrangements and secure men
to do the work.
Mrs. Hans Lohse will entertain the
German ladies aid society Thursday
afternoon.
| Duane Bassett, who for the past
two months has been working on thu
Chas. Tamm farm, came Sunday and
starts.