The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-22
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Mrs. Johannes Petersen and daugh-
ter, Marie. and the formers father,
Mr.. John Board, spent few weeks
recently at New Holstine, Wisconsin,
near Milwaukee. Mr.. Board is 100
years old. He did not return. but will
remain for n time with other chill
dren in the north,
Mrs. John Amann and Miss Olga
Lenirs, visited Friday at the Mullen
ger home.
Carpenters from Deniison are busy
erecting a new house on the place
where Frank Foster lives to take the
place of the one burned down recent
ly.
Miss Lillian Schroeder called on her
sister, Dora, one evening last week.
Miss Olga ,Sievers and Ruby Mullen
ger spent "Wednesday with Mrs. John
Amann.
Miss Ruby Mullcngcr was the guest
of Miss Kathryn McGinn Friday
night.
Mr.. Jacob Guessman and family
also Mr.. Fritz Mundt and family
autoed to Lake View Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Menagh came UP
from Omaha and spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Frank Fuller and
family
Mr.. John Nehlys autoed out to his
farm yesterday where Mr.. Hermann
Sievers lives.
Miss Kathryn McGinn and brother
lett rnonnt1v n
the Mullenger home.
Miss Marie Beermann visited Sat
urday with Mae and Dollie Com
stock and they returned home with
her Sunday for a visit.
The tllreshing machine has kept up
it's familiar sound in this neighbor-
hood for the past few weeks, but is
almost through threshing for every
body now.
Miss Kathryn McGinn came up
Thursday from Dunlap With her bro
Their James, who drove down in his
new car for the first time. They to-
gether with Miss Kathryn spent the
day, Sunday. at Dunlap at the paren-
tai home. Miss Kathryn expects to re-
turn next week to Council Bluffs,
where she had worked with her bro
Their, Albert McGinn. in his law office.
Miss Esther McCone, who has been
i'll for the past few months, is report
ed no better.
Louie Wenzel and wife, Edward
Rave and sister. Miss Laura, drove to
Aspinwall Wednesday. They called on
as many relatives and friends as
tho weeks stay permitted and attend
.l,o of rcnS1ov and
the dance in Manila Thursday eve.
ming. az
Kranels, Foderbcrs's, Berndt's and
Petersen's threshing rigs thrcsllcd
in this locality, also the Co. machine
owned by the farmers in eastern
NisliabDtny. 1 y '': I
Mrs John Amann and Ruby Mullen
ger visited with Mrs. SicveEs and
daughter, Olga, Thursday.
Mrs. Herman SEWERS returned home
Wednesday to prepare for thrasllers.
Mrs. SEWERS has been staying at the
Harden home caring for her youngest
daughter, Clara, who has been in bed
the greater part of the summer, but is
much better at present.
Mr. and Mrs. John Comstock and
daughter, Mabel, left Manila Tuesday
a. III. for Round Up, Mont. to visit
their Oldest son, Charley, who has
been married and living at that place.
This is their first trip for a visit with
him. Mr.. and Mrs. Comstock have one
son Dave.
Will Nehls, wife. and daughter. Ed
ma, and Miss Ida Hamann were visi-
tors with relatives in Washington
of
Jas. Tate called on Will Mullenger
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Mullenger and
daughter, Mildred. visited at the 10
names Petersen home Sunday The
latter remaining for the night, with
Marie
Henry Meyer accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. Willie Lockmiller and son.
Harold, ana Miss Grace Marshall left
Friday in his car for visit with his
parents aud other relatives at Round
Lake, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Wcnzel. Ed
ward and Miss Laura Rave left Friday
a. m. for their return trip to Ceylon.
MINI. Aug Loewe. Jr. accompanied
them for a visit up there.
Miss Mary Tate visited a few
days with her parents and Sunday re-
turned to Sioux City to take up her.
duties as nurse again.
Alfred Hansen spent Friday night
with the McGinn Bros.
School opened at District Tuesday
with Miss Minnie Giss as teacher
The pupils and teacher are happy and
busy with their school work for the
coming year.
Paul Tate purchased a new buggy
recently.
Charley Hall returned home to spend
Thursday and Friday nights.
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