The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-10-28
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/ Several from here took advantage
Of the free sending Of goods to Ger
many, which was offered by the c. 4
n. w. railway. These goods are fol
Christmas cheer Tor the wives ant
children OF the soldiers that are il
the fields of battle. The ship vii
leave Brooklyn November 10th ant
will be called christmas ship"
/ Quite few from here attended the
d, dance given at Charter Oak Tuesday
r. Otto ElenninS was g Charter Oal
business caller Wednesday.
+ Henry Hintz left for Council Bluffs
and Omaha Wednesday to visit with
friends and relatives for some time.
Carl Grell autoed to Ida Grove last
Wednesday to visit his sister, Mrs
John Rabe. who is sick in the hospital
there.
Geo. j. Doriier sprung Il very neat
surprise Oh his friends. A few weeks
ago he advised friends that he intend
ed TO go to South Dakota and look
over some land. and nothing was
thought OF the matter. But Thursday
he returned and introduced Mrs.
i'ci iit.. II hGo al tiiluSi SlOct oooii
as the shock was over. Mrs. Dortier's
maiden name was Miss A. NJ. Whelay,
OF Phillip. S. ID. We all wish them a
long and happy life.
Mir. and Mrs. John Fischer were at
Sioux City Thursday visiting their
daughter. Selma, VINO underwent an
operation at the Lutheran hospital.
VIM. kocppen is moving his house
hold goods into his newly built house
on Main street.
VIM Bunk has his new house we'll
under way. Ii will be ready for the
plasterers in a few days now.
Miss Helma Wolfram will leave this
week for Mankato, Mimi, where shc
mas accepted a position as an instruct
or in one of the departments of the
ladies' seminaries.
Ricketts, was full of politics way
up to the brim when the following
candidates appeared on our streets,
each asking for support at the Novern-
Der election: p j.. Klinker. II. G..
Kolls, l.. Evers. W. A. Cramer, P. j.
.JortZ, II J. Cummings and Joe Mon
Afghan.
On Saturday. October Gath, occurred
the death of l.. Hartleben, of Soldier
township, at the home of his son-in-
law, w. Kroll Death is attributed to
old age. he being "a years OF age. He
leaves q wife and four children. two
boys and two girls, the latter being
Mrs. Erich Meserbrink and Mrs. Vim.
Knoll. Funeral services We're held at
the Soldier Lutheran church ON Mon
day, Rev. Wolfram preaching the SER
mon.
Relatives and friends gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rickert
Sunday in honor OF the formers birth
day. All had good time and William
was right there with the goods at all
times We sure will come again, Bill.
The Ricketts, bowling team went to
Sioux City Sunday for practice game
to get used to the alley, so that they
can pull 'em over i'll the tournament
which will be held there the second
week in November.
w. V. Snow and Peter Clausen were
passengers to Modale Monday. They
expect to be gone several days shoot
ing ducks. We surely can expect them
to get their share.
The following shipments are re-
ported for the week: Nye Schneider
Fowler Co.. l car OF barley to Cedar
Rapids: l car OF oats to Chicago; Aug
Meyer, / car OF hogs to Chicago: II.
T.. Dorale, ! car OF hogs to Chicago.