The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-22
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the afternoon with Mrs. M. A. Hollan-
der. They returned in autos in the
evening, all saying delightful time
was enjoyed.
Emil Peters returned from months
trip in Montana on Thursday and is
now back at his work in the HOllan-
der clothing store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Stoltcnberg left
the past week for Excelsior Springs.
Mo, where they will remain for few
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph .Jahde and baby
were business. visitors in Sioux City
couple of days last week.
Chas. Jurgensen made trip to Den
ison to visit some relatives from Mon
tana.
Mrs. f. w. Schmidt entertained sew
eral ladies' at her home Thursday az
ternoOn.
Mrs. Henry Buck went to Auburn
Friday noon to- visit in the Wlllert
home there.
i. p. Carlson and Louie Naeve re-
turned from Omaha Monday. where
the former transacted some real estate
business.
Schleswig's new electric light plant
was given try out Tuesday for the
first time and everything seemed to
be running in fine shape.
Several ladies gathered at the VIM.
Baak home Friday and spent the at
ternoon' in a social way.
Elmer Watson, Adolph Jahde and
Hans Mahlstedt were fishing in the
Soldier Sunday afternoon, but they
say. THE only bite we had was
mosquito bite"
Mrs. Ernst Book and daughter,
Estelle. of Defiance, are here for
visit with relatives and to assist III
taking care Of her mother, Mrs. Peter
Hansen, who is quite sick.
Miss Bornholdt, of Charter Oak,
was here the past week giving music
lessons to large class of pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lawrence. OF
the western part of Nebraska, are
here for visit in the NJ. w. Maxey
home, Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. MaXey
are sisters.
Miss Loretta Schmidt returned from
q visit to her old home in Charlotte
and also at Clinton Saturday. DR..
Schultz went to Denson to meet her
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Evers and fam
ilv spent Sunday here in the 2. G..
Hollander home.
Mrs. Christina Reece is very low
again. Her daughter, of Colorado. AMI
her son from Dakota are here helping
to care for her.
Art Girard and Miss Nell Girard,
from their
home Sunday with their mother, Mrs.
Eve Girard. IN W.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred Jochiips return
ed from Auburn Saturday. wherestheyS
had spent few'idays IN the Wille el',
Mrs. In. csrstsas, ;of; Meptan a; ]. !. ar \
rived here Friday FOR a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rickert; al
so with other relatives. ,s.5 4s,-;,. st.sa,s.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Baak went TO
Ricketts, Sunday afternoon for visit
with relatives.
After a pleasant visit here in the
Henry Lafrentz home, Mrs. HI. Han
sen returned to her home in Boyer on
Tuesday. N " ft,,
The show, "Thc Girl and the Rang
err" which was staged here Thursday
evening at the Pastime theater, was
well attended and appreciated by all.
The company gave two band concerts
on the streets.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Miller was christened
Tuesday evening by Rev. Wetzeler,
the name of Edna Elizabeth being Civ
en- the baby.
Herman Schultz lett Tuesday after
noon for TT. Dodge. where he will at
tend the annual meeting OF the direct
ors of the orphans home there.
Miss Frances Thiede went to BoyV
Wednesday for visit with her broth
er, Louie.
Harold Riencke, OF Danbury. came
Sunday evening and on Monday he
and Adolph Jahdc departed by auto
for two days trip to points in Min
nesota. 2
Mr. and Mrs. Otto kuscl, Of Rick
etts, were visiting relatives here the
first of last week.
Mrs. Carl Onken spentthe past week
visiting with friends in DenisQtl
John Jensen, OF Ida Grove, has been
visiting his son, b. M. Jensen, anu
family and also doing some carpenter
work on the farm which his son &C.
cupies.
Schleswig's new moving picture
building, which was given the name
of 1.-THE Palace" and which was put
up by John Krohnke, opened for bus
mess on Saturday afternoon. The
Battle Creek band was here and play
ed during the afternoon and evening.
The building is certainly a credit to
Schleswig and up-to-date in all ways.
Marvin Hollandel and family and
Henry Jahde and family spent Sun
day in Bronson at the Herman jahde
home.
George Bowers, of Arthur. who is
here working in the Jahde garage,
spent Sunday at his home.
The Novelty orchestra, OF Chicago.
played for dance here Saturday eve
ming at the Pastime theater large
crowd was present and enjoyed the
music and dancing until the wee sma'
hours OF the morning.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugo Wiegand was christened Sun
day by Rev. Schwenk. A large number
of relatives and friends went to the
Wiegand home to spend the remain
der OF the day.
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