The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06


Prof II. a. Ansorge, of Charter Oak
l visited friends here New Years day.
"A deal was closed last week whereby
! De w. Palmer, OF Bassett, Neb.. be.
comes the landlord of the Hotel Rick
etts and the meat market in conncc.
ton which was run by r. ]. Munster.
AIR. Palmer took possession OF the
| meat market at once and will take
charge OF the hotel the. LIST OF, March.
We welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer TO
our city and wish them success.
The local bowling, team met the
Charter Oak team on the latter's alley
Sunday to bowl for the championship
OF, Crawford county Although our
boys bowled very poor, they were at
that rewarded with the game. COM
ming in the front with 50 pins. \ 1t
seemed that it was Ricketts, day in
Lna,'ter Oak as w. J. Hess and Foxy
Grotl had Il wrestling match with w.
S. Aldrich, of Omaha. Mr.. Aldrich
agreed to throw these two in certain
minutes, but. he failed to. do so. All
the boys came home with the banners
flying.
Mrs. J. G. Eehler, of Ute. visited her
sister. Mrs. ]. Ccrveny, Sunday
Miss Martha LEM, of Denison, Wis
tied friends hero over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. DethIefs visited
the formers parents near Battle Creek
New Years day.
Mrs. Clint Scilord, after visiting rel.
atives in Chicago over the holidays.
returned home Monday.
I. Schau was q passenger to Battle
Greek Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rabe. OF. Schles-
wig, visited relatives here several days
the past week.
Shipments for the week are rs fol-
lows: Nye Schneider Fowlcr%sCo., 4
ears of corn and car OF wheat to Chi
cage: A. II. Lii, | car of hogs to S.
Omaha: Filler ( Petersen, ! cur OF
hogs TO Chicago.
Omar McWiliiams; OF Charter Oak.
We'll known here and having q host of
friends surprised them Monday when
ne Announced that he was q married
man now, the happy event taking place
in Denison last Wednesday,. The
lucky bride WAS Miss Sarah Hoitcn, Of
kir0n. She also is well known here
All tho friends wish them very hap,
ny life.
Gust Eabn attended the annual
meeting OF The Lutheran Hospital At
Sioux City Monday.
The first OF the year every ono
greeted each other with q Happy New
Year and most all had II very happy
New Year hut word was passed around
that there vas one family among us
that did not have u very happy New
Year as the death Angle called home
Mrs. ciIas. Sciford. The news cane
as a shock as she was seen on our
streets Thursday, so everyone was sur.
plised to hear or her death the follow
ing day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scirora. prior to her
death, had planned to make an over
land trip 10 California this coming
summer. She leaves TO mourn he,
death Il devoted husband and 10 chill
dren as follows: Mrs. Grace Adams.
Geo. Sciford. Mrs. Emil Olaf, Minnie,
Mrs. Herman Hnlilmann. Lula. Esther.
Enuma, Viola. Emmerscn.
T Mrs. Seilord was born in Germany
fOrty-iour years ago, coming to this
country when 4 years old. after which
time they lived in Chicago and later
moved in this ncighborhood with her
parents. here she met Mr.. ScifoM
40 whom slle had been married z
years. Her maiden name was Miss
Minnie Rrandenmrg.
/ The funeral was held from their
house ut II o'clock Monday, intqrmcnt
being made in TIE cemetery north OF
Charter Oak.
Rev. Popenfeimer, of Charter Oak.
made very appropriate sermon. tho
friends bringing some very fine flow
Crs. ,.S.
u. p Dorale was Denison business
caller Tuesday.
Fred kuhlmam was Il passenger
to Wall Lake Tuesday.
Thn.aniinal meeting of the Hanover
Lutheran Church was held Saturday.
The report showed nice increase in
membership. Also tho annual ,neetins
OF tho Soldier Lutheran church was
held last Monday. They also showed
good increase in membership.
Keeping Diary.
II was not many years ago that !,