The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-24

f'OXWOrthy nome.
Mr.. e. *. Burch and daughter. Hell.
en-, of Denison, came Sunday morning
and spent the day ut the Albert Stol-
4 tenberg home. Mrs. Burch, who had
been visiting here the past week, re,
turned home with them Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. |. N. Vollcrsen returned from
Rochester, MINI. last Saturday after
noon.
Otto Hoefcr, of Battle Creek, called
on friends here Sunday afternoon.
Elsie and Lizzie Baak, OF Ricketts,,
attended the ball game here Sunday.
Mr.. nd Mrs. William Kueh, of near
Kenwood, spent Sunday at the |. N.
Vollersen home.
Theo. Rohwer left Saturday for
Breckenridge, MINI. on business
mission.
Herman Jochms left Monday noon
for Wall Lake where he will be join
ed by John Willert. from Auburn. To
gcthcr they will visit different points
in S. Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Vollertscn, Miss
Lorraine VOllcrtscn and Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom WcatherwaX, OF Battle Creek,
were pleasant visitors at the !. N.
Vollersen home.
Miss Hilda ROhwer of Moline, Ill.
came Saturday for weeks visit with
her cousins in the Theo. ROhwcr
home.
Miss Meta Rusch has resigned her
position as operator with the telc-
phone company. Her place will be
filled by Miss Anna Lohse.
Mrs. Maxey and Mrs. Henry Boyscn
visited at the Andrew kohler home
in the country Saturday.
The yearly church picnic was held
at the Grant township Lutheran
church on last Sunday afternoon.
Races, games and musical program
had been arranged for entertainment.
| Ice cream and lemonade were served
from stands. A large crowd partici-
patcd in the festivities of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pohn Jacobsen went
to Battle Creek Saturday for an over
| Sunday visit with relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Hamann re-
turned from Ida Grove Saturdy where
| they had been the past week visiting
friends.
Mrs. William Rcimers left for Oma-
ha Saturday for an extended visit with
| friends.
Mr.. nd Mrs. William Stcscmann
were Dcnison shoppers last Friday.
Miss Clara Weiking. of Mapeton,
came Monday for visit in the Mag
nus HOllander home.
Miss Emma Berndt has accepted a
position in the telephone Office, hav-
ing resigned her position last week.
The following are the Saturday
night shipments to Chicago:
Kronkhc and Kronkhe, four cars of
hogs; Ehler and Petersen, three cars
of hogs and one car of cattle; VIM.
Kuehy, one car of cattle; ThOs.
Schroeder. one car OF cattle. Herman
Schmidt and VIM. kuchl accompanied
the shipments.
A large crowd from here attended
the fremen's tournament which was
held at Ida Grove last Wednesday,.
A number went by automobiles while
q large crowd went on the special
train which had been secured for that
purpose, leaving here at a. m. and
returning at 10 p. m.
John Ehlers transacted business in
Ute the latter part of last week.
Miss Ella Thoms spent Sunday at
the Aug. Erickson home.
Herman Rusch resigned his position
as clerk in the Magnus Hollander
store last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Fl. Il. Volkman and little baby.
Eugene returned Thursday from Coun-
Gil Bluffs where they had been visit
ing relatives.
Miss Edith Jacobsen, of Denison
came Saturday for few days visit
with her friend, Harriet Hall.
Mrs. H. ID. Jones went to Sioux City
lou ullM ASIA sHpp MaI LOI HGpInlS
sister, Mrs DR.. Jenkinson, who is con-
valescing in the hospital.
Mcssrs. II. B. Martins, of Council
Bluffs, and o. G. Peterson, of Chicago,
both in the employ of the lnternation-
al Harvester Co., were here on expert
work last Monday.
A. G. Schultz on last Thursday com
pleted a contract for 144O feet of water
main and necessary fire hydrants to
give the south part OF town ample
fire protection.