The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-24
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from Ricketts,, where she had been to
attend a party on Saturday evening at
the Peter Johannsen home.
VIII Schroeder returned Saturday
from Sioux City, where he had been
on business.
There was party held at the Fred
Reinking home Sunday evening as a
farewell to their friends before moving
into their new home in the west part
OF Schleswig. All present report a
good time, even il they had trouble
getting over the snow drifts and
through the water holes
Emil Olaf and wife moved out on
the farm Tuesday. which he he's rent
ed for the coming year Albert Jochims
and family are now occupying the
house which they vacated.
Henry Jahde and Adolph Jahde left
Monday for Kansas City, where they
will remain for two months attending
an automobile training school
Charles Reinking was a passenger
for Omaha Saturday
Carl Grill, OF Ricketts,, was here be-
tween trains Tuesday.
The dance, which was advertised
for Saturday, was postponed, as it was
impossible to obtain any music.
Henry Schroeder celebrated his
birthday Sunday by inviting in a NUM-
Der of his friends and relatives. A good
time was reported.
Mrs. NJ. LorenZen fell on the icy
sidewalk last Sunday evening, break
ing her arm.
Mrs. Ben Witt left for Ute Thursday
where she visited over Sunday with
relatives.
The electric light bonds were sold
Friday to the Crawford County State
bank at Denison. The lighting sys-
ten will be installed as soon as pos
sible.
Herman Schultz left for Chicago Fri
day, where he will transact business
and visit relatives.
Miss Maule Detlefsen was able to
return to school Wednesday after hav-
ing ID severe attack of lung fever
j. Peters was a passenger to Oma-
ha. where he will buy fixtures for the
billiard parlor which will be in, the old
hotel building.
Mrs. John Rabe left for Ricketts, on
Monday to spend the week visiting at
the home OF her cousin.
Ed Willert and family novel here
from Auburn last week. They have
rented farm near the Pete Johann
sen home. Mrs. Willert and babe re-
NAMED here for few days visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Jochims.
Mrs. J. Hall, OF Denison, is here this
week visiting at the home OF her daugh
tiers, Mrs. Bassett and Mrs. Jones.
Mr.. aru Mrs. John Schmadke went
to Denison Thursday on shopping
expedition.
Miss Rasmussen, a trained nurse
who has been here for some time, re-
turned to Omaha Thursday.
Mic Vollersen, Billie Bielenberg and
Will Schroeder spent last Tuesday in
Ricketts,.
Mrs. Lon Arnold anil Mrs. George
Newcom. OF Boyer, We're here visiting
Tuesday. Mrs. Arnold at the home OF
her cousin, Elmer Watson and Mrs.
Newcom at the T. F.. McGrath home.
Claus PAIL was here from Denison
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Rickert left
for Omaha Tuesday. Where they will
spend the week buying new goods.
VIM. Slavery, of Denison, was here
Wednesday on business.
Miss Frieda Schroeder spent the
past two weeks in the country at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Herman Jahde
Charles +. Vogt was here from Char
ter Oak Wednesday calling on friends.
: Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Schultz and son
left for Des Moines, where he will at
tend convention of hardware dealers.
They will spend the week end at the
home of her parents in Boone.
Albert Stoltenberg was called to
Denison last Tuesday by the death OF
his wifes mother, Mrs. e. r. Burch.
Henry H. Schroeder returned from
Chicago Saturday. He went in with a
shipment of cattle.
Mrs VIM. Baak and Mrs. Masnus
Hollander and children left for Rick
etts Saturday, where they spent Sum
day with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Johnson. of Dun
lap. came Wednesday to remain some
time at the home of her brother, Earl
Brake. Mrs. Johnson also has a music
class here.
Mrs. Henry Jahde and daughter
Sylvia. went CIT to the Henry IL.
Schroeder hc:ue, where they will re-
main the coming week.
G. Ii. Anthony came home Saturday
to spend G few days with his family.
The train service was badly delayed
on the Mondamin line Friday and Sat
urday OH account of the high water at
Pisgah. The regular passenger was
unable to get further east than Pisgah
so the Wall Lake and Denison train
was sent over this line to Pisgal, at
which the place the mail and passen-
gers We're transferred. There was be-
tween three and four feet of water
covering the track On Friday the
train reached here on the return trip
at 10 p. M, but on Saturday they ar
rived here at p. m. but failed to
bring any mail. SO Schleswig is with
out any news.
Harry Lorenzen was up from Rick
etts for an over Sunday visit at home
There was teachers meeting held
at the school house Saturday after
noon. A good program was given al
though on account OF the bal roads
some OF the teachers were unable to
attend County Supt T.. n. DRY was
here from Denison in attendance.
The NJ. G. X. club was entertained
at the home of Mrs. b. S. Andersen
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