The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-07-08
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i Mike Cops. of Charter Oak, wa
seen on our streets Monday.
| Thco. Rohwer, of Ida Grove. spcn
\ last week visiting with his cousins il
the Thco. Rohwer home here.
Fritz lslcnd went to Charter Oak OF
Tuesday for visit with relatives.
| Miss Pearl Conycrs, of Ricketts,
called on friends here between trains
Tuesday OIL her way to kiron.
MI. and Mrs. Otto Stegeman ant
Miss Gladys Girard went to Ida Grove
Thursday for a visit with Miss Nellie
Girard, who is confined is the hos
pital there.
MI. and Mrs. Ebbe Hollandcr were
passengers to Manning last Thursday
where they will spend Il week visiting
relatives.
| Miss Meta Rusch went to Bronson
last Thursday for few days WISH
with friends. From there she will &C
to Creighton, Ncb., for longer visit
Miss Harriet Hall left for her home
in Dcnison Thursday having spent 6
couple of weeks visiting relatives in
this vicinity.
Paul Mldncr has resigned his posi-
ton with the II. w. Schmidt store
and departed Thursday for his home
/ in Wayne, Neb., where he will spend
la week with his parents. Later he
expects to go to. Ida Grove. where he
has accepted a like position in one OF
the department stores.
The German Ladies' Aid society
met with Mrs. John G. Moeller last
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Foxworthy and daughter, Mil
dred, of Glidden, came Friday for a
weeks visit in the G. H. Anthony
home.
Miss Fricda Schaeter came Friday
from Omaha for couple of weeks
l'yisit with friends in this vicinity.
julius Rohwer made business trip
to Holstein Friday evening, going by
auto and returning the same evening.
Miss Alvena KroeSer went to Bron-
son Thursday for few days visit
with friends.
Mrs Hall left for her home in Den
ison Monday after a pleasant visit
here with relatives.
Ben BrodCrsen, of Denison, was a
pleasant caller at the Cash Crakes
home Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. christensen and
son. Eddie, left Saturday for Sioux
City, to attend the auto races.
On last Thursday evening, Mrs. w.
H. Schultz, Mrs. Marie Schmidt, Mrs.
Hugo Weigand, Mrs. Paul Jepsen, Miss
Theresa ROhwer and Miss Hattie Ben
1t ri, at In
Ernest Schmidt restaurant. COmpli-
mcntary to the baseball boys. After
supper they were all entertained at
the DR.. Schultz home.
On last Wednesday at high noon a
quiet home wedding took place at the
home OF Cash Crakes, his daughter,
Miss Grace. being united in marriage
to John Schram, of Manila, Rev. Nc
Intosh, of Manila, officiating. Only
the immediate relatives were present.
After the ceremony wedding dinner
was served. The young couple de-
parted for Manila, where they will
make their future home. Among the
guests present were: Mrs. Mcintosh,
of Manilla; Frank Lesher and Earl
McLaren. of Manila; Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Probasco, of near Dow City.
The dates for the cllautauqua at
Denison are steadily approaching and
in looking over the talent that goes to
make UP the program it is difficult to
decide what portion of the program
one can afford to miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magnus Hollander and
Miss Loretta Schmidt left Saturday
ior Lake Okoboji for few days out
ins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Baker and lit
tie son, Russell, were passengers to
Auburn last Saturday for several
days visit with friends.
: Martin Godbersen went to KirOn
Saturday for visit between trains.
Oscar Lehman and John HOldorfer
over from Dcnison Friday at
ternOon. They were accompanied
home by their sons, Edward Lehman
and John Holdorfer.
Mrs. W.; H. Schultz was calling on
friends in Ida Grove last Wednesday. !
Albert Stoltenberg left the latter
part of the week to attend the auto
races in Sioux City.
c. II. Anthony and b. S. Andersen
to Sioux City Saturday morn
ing to attend the races.
DR.. Schultz accompanied Mrs. John
Kruse to the hospital'at Ida Grove last
where she underwent an
operation for appendicitis.
Miss Hannah Stegemann went to
Denison last Friday to have some
dental work done
Mrs. Theodore ROhwer was called
to Minnesota the fore part of last
week to attend the funeral of her