The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-21
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pany of Schleswig, having enjoyed ,
profitable year, elected the following
officers at a meeting held last Satur
day: President, Fred Jepsen; Secre
tary, Hans Baeth; Treasurer Henr!
Ernst; Board of Directors, Han!
Baeth, Fred Jepsen, Theodore Able
Henry Naeve, August Schultze, Sr.
Chas. Schmidt and Henry Ernst.
At meeting of the Commercial
club held last Wednesday evening the
following officers were elected: Presi
dent, c. J. Claussen; Vice President
Aug Brasse; Secretary and Treasur
er, Hugo Wiegant. Through the eff
forts of Mr.. Wiegant about twenty
new members have been secured.
On last Wednesday occurred the
funeral of the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Petersen, of near Battle
Creek. The funeral services we're
held at Friedens church, Rev. Wetz
Ter officiating, and the remains were
taken to the Nissen cemetery for in.
terment. Mrs. Petersen is daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenz Petersen, OF
this place.
Sheriff Cummings, of Denison, trans
acted business in our town last Tues
day.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Carnes.
baby boy, on Sunday, January 18th.
Max Kropf of Denison, was bust
ness visitor here last Tuesday.
On last Tuesday morning DR.. and
Mrs. w. H. Schultz motored to Char
ter Oak and from there took the early
morning train for Sioux City. They
were accompanied by Albert Schultz,
Mrs. Otto Huebner and Herman
Huebner, who entered the German
Lutheran hospital for operations.
Ludolph Mohr went to Fl. Dodge on
a business mission Tuesday.
Miss Alma Klotz returned to her
home at Holstein last Thursday, hav-
ing spent couple OF weeks visiting
relatives and friends here.
Miss Grace Crakes, a nurse from
Charter Oak, is taking care of the
scarlet fever patient at the hotel here.
Fred Reinking went to Charter Oak
Tuesday to cry sale for Hy Jacobs,
who lives west of town.
Mrs. Paul Jepsen has been quite i'll
with tonsillitis the past week.
Last Thursday, while cranking his
auto, Herman Rehmke had the misfor
tune to break his wrist.
On last Thursday evening Mrs. H.
D. Jones and Mrs. Lew Bassett en-
tertained large company of ladies at
the home of Mrs. Jones in honor Of
their friend, Mrs. Mark burst, from
Danbury. The evening was pleasant
ly spent in visiting. A delicious two
course lunch was served and much en-
joyed by all.
On last Friday afternoon Mrs. G.
H. Anthony in her usual pleasant man
ner entertained the NJ. G. R. club
Miss Anna Jones, of Ida Grove
came Friday for few days visit in
the DR.. Jones home.
Rudolph Schumann motored to Ida
Grove Sunday for a visit with friends.
John Riepen returned to his home
in Kansas Thursday, having spent
several weeks visiting his sister, Mrs.
John Berndt, of this place.
Hans Iversen returned from Moor
head Saturday, where he had been do
ing some plumbing work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Busse returned
to their home at Beaver Creek, Mimi,
Monday, having spent several days
visiting in the John Claussen home.
Ingwert Hollander had their little
adopted girl baptized last Sunday, be-
ing given the name of Ethel May.
Hans Iversen went to Kiron Mon
day for few hours visit with his
brother, Charles.
Marie Rath went to Charter Oak on
Friday for an over Sunday visit with
friends, returning Monday to resume
her school work.
Chris Rusch celebrated his birth
day last Monday evening. Cards and
dancing furnished the amusement for
several hours, after which fine sup
per was served. A very enjoyable
evening is reported.
Rudolph Christensen is quite sick
at the hotel with tonsillitis.
We regret to report that another
family in town has the scarlet fever.
The Chas. Reinking home was quaran-
tined Monday, their daughter, La
morne, being the victim of the disease.
came Saturday for visit with her
sister, Anna Lohse.
William Christensen, of Charter
Oak came Sunday to visit his brother,
Rudolph.
Mrs. Mark burst returned to her
home at Danbury Saturday after
good visit in the c. H. Anthony home.
The young people of Friedens
church met last Sunday evening and
organized a society, "Jurgen Verein."
This society will meet every two
weeks on Sunday evening at the
church, where they will discuss differ
ent topics of religion. The topic for
next Sunday evening will be mission
airy work. At every other meeting
they will have literary program. 1t
is hoped that much good will result
from these meetings.
On account Of the prevalence of
scarlet fever the X Y z Athletic club
postponed the box social, which was
to be held last Friday evening.
The homes of H. w. Schmidt and
Andreas Hansen and room in the
Pipgrass hotel are under quarantine,
little girl in each Of the former
homes being sick with diphtheria, and
Edward, the young son of Mr.. and
NJ lny