The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-03-11

having been employed for some time
in the home of Willie Miller. north
west Of town.
Mrs. Rudolph Mohr went to Denison
last Wednesday, where she is having
some dental work done.
Jens Atzen, of near Denison, called
on friends in Schleswig Thursday.
Messrs. James Frances and Bernard
Bamford, of Denison, were here last
week canvassing for the Chicago Por'
trait company.
Mayor Schultz was business visit
or in Denison last Monday.
The German Ladies' Aid society met
last Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs Henry Boysen:
Adolph Sinjen went to Omaha last
Friday on a business mission.
Peter Langholt, of Ricketts,, was in
Schleswig between trains Friday.
Messrs. Emil Boock and Bernard
Boysen went to Omaha last Wednes-
day and returned Friday driving a
new six cylinder Hudson car, for
which Mr.. Boysen has the agency.
William Seemann, of Dow City, rep
resentative of the j. I. Case Threshing
Machine company, was in Schleswig
last Thursday calling on the trade.
Lew Herbison spent Sunday with
friends in Charter Oak.
Miss Meta Rusch went to Lake View
Saturday for few days visit with
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. McGrath spent
Sunday with relatives in Charter Oak.
Miss Martha Woock went to Lake
View Saturday for an over Sunday Wis
it with her sister, Anna, at that place.
Chas. Sc ford, of Ricketts,, visited
his daughter, Mrs. Emil Olof, between
trains Saturday.
Charles Miller went to Ida Grove
Saturday to spend Sunday with his
wife, who recently underwent an op-
Grafton for appendicitis in the Conn
hospital. Mrs. Miller was so much
improved in health that she was able
to accompany her husband home on
Tuesday.
Lew Bassett was business visitor
in Ricketts, Saturday.
Friends of Mrs. Henry Buck are
very glad 10 learn of her rapid recov-
cry from her recent operation.
Chris Hoeffer, manager of the
Green Bay Lumber company at Rick
etts. was business visitor here last
Wednesday.
Last Wednesday NJ. A. Hollander
closed deal whereby he became sole
owner of the NJ. A. Hollander & COM
pany mercantile business. Magnus Is
energetic, enterprising and very re-
liable business man and his host OF
friends all wish him success in his I'M
dertaking.
Among those who attended the auto
show at Sioux City last week were,
Hy Jahde, F. D. Reinking, H. J.
Schroeder, John Wittmaach and A.
Jahde.
John Fastje, of Denison. was bus
mess visitor here last Friday.
On last Sunday morning, March
LIST, at 2 O'Clock, occurred the death of
Fred Kahl, one of Crawford county's
pioneers. The cause of his death was
heart failure. Mr.. Kahl was 63 years
old. He was born in Luetjenburg,
Schleswig- Holstein, Germany, Aug. 81,
1850, and came to America in company
with his parents in 1870. settling in
Clinton county, Iowa, where they lived
eight years, after which they came to
Crawford county. He lived on his
farm in Otter Creek township until
1906, since which time he has lived
in Schleswig. He was married to
Katharine Oelberg Nov. s, 1881, who,
together with daughter, survive him.
The funeral services We're held at
Friedens church, conducted by Rev.
Wetzler on last Wednesday afternoon
at l o'clock. interment being made at
the Nissen cemetery.
The Chicago stock shipments last
Saturday were: Ehler & Petersen, two