The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-20
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Nlolludy " ASSIST Ill tut IluclLlud
Bros store during the sale.
Chas. Jurgensen went to Omaha o
last Tuesday to attend the Implemen
Dealers convention.
Mrs. j. A. Simmons and baby dc
parted Tuesday for Anthem for an il
definite stay with her parents.
Herman Rattle, of Deloit, was bus
mess caller here last Friday.
Louis Naeve and Barney Boysel
were passengers to Omaha Tuesday.
John Reimers transacted bushes
in Kiron last Tuesday.
Mrs. Dick Engleking and Miss Len;
Engleking went to Sioux City las
"Wednesday to do some shopping ant
to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Lohse went t.
Ida Grove Saturday for an over Sun
day visit with their daughter, Mrs
Matt Jacobsen, returning Monday.
Mrs. John Thoms and daughter, El
la, spent part of last week visiting al
the Emil Thoms home near Denison.
Mrs. Gus Arnold and two children
came Friday for a visit in the p. S
Andersen home. returning to thei!
home near Manila Monday.
Chas. klotZ returned to his home at
Holstein Saturday after q pleasant
visit with his brother, Henry, and fam.
lily!
Otto Hollander was in Kiron Mon.
day Oil telephone business.
The Misses Title and Clara Rot
feldt, Of Holstein, spent the latter part
Of last week visiting in the Mrs. Mar
garet Stegeman home, returning TO
their home Saturday.
Hannes Lohse returned Saturday
from Ida Grove, where he had spent
the past week visiting his sister and
friends.
Albert Stegeman sold his residence
property west of the school house to
lngwert Hollander for the neat sum
OF $500 Mr.. Hollander will continue
to live on the farm until next fall. He
intends to remodel the town property
before moving.
On last Saturday evening while Mr..
and Mrs. John Weidemann and their
little daughter, Elvira. We're driving
to town the buggy upset on the icy
road, throwing the occupants to the
frozen ground. The little daughter.
three years old, sustained two broken
legs. She was taken to the Fred Ben
dixen home and a physician summoned
On Tuesday the little one was taken
to the Conn hospital at Ida Grove and
is getting along as we'll as could be
expected.
Albert Stegemann and Miss Minnie
Stegemann went to Ricketts, Saturday
for an over Sunday visit at the John
Dorfier home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry klotz went to
Holstein Saturday to help his father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ilotz,
celebrate their thirty-fifth wedding an
niversary.
On last Saturday evening surprise
party was given at the Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Schroeder home north OF town.
the occasion being her birthday. The
ladies provided an excellent lunch,
Which was enjoyed to the utmost. At
a late hour the guests departed. wish
ing Mrs. Schroeder many more happy
birthdays.
On last Thursday afternoon the NJ.
G. r. club ladies enjoyed pleasant
meeting with Mrs. II. d. Jones. The
afternoon passed too quickly. A two
course lunch was served.
A birthday party was given at the
VIM. Bendixen home in the country
on last Saturday evening. The time
was spent with music, games and
dancing, and a midnight supper was
served
On last Friday afternoon Mrs. Chas.
Rcinking entertained the Larkin club
and also celebrated her birthday. A
large number OF the ladies were in at
tendance to enjoy the hospitality OF
the hostess. a.. ~,
Miss Frances Nailor, our domestic
science teacher, received telegram
Sunday stating that her sister was
very i'll with pneumonia. She left on
Sunday for Ida Grove and on Sunday
evening, accompanied by other rela-
tives, left for State Center, where her
sister has been teaching school.
Otto Hollandr went to Denison last
Wednesday to attend the meeting OF
the assessors.
Miss Aisle Hansen, who has been
visiting her friend, Miss ,Loretta
Schmidt, in the w. II. Schultz home,
left Thursday for her home in Des
Moines.
Ernest and Walter Nemetz, who
have been visiting their cousins in
the Hugo Weigand home, left Monday
Tor their home in Ricketts,.
Miss Martha Woock has resigned
her position as dining room girl at the
Pipgras hotel.
The Puella club will meet with Miss
Emma Rickert on Wednesday evening
and a good time is anticipated.
Albert Jochim, who has been i'll for
some weeks past with rheumatism.
was removed from his home in the
country to the Hannes Jochims home
in town, where it will be more conyen-
lent for the attending physician to
take care of him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jurgen Krohnke enter
tanned at dinner Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. John Krohnke, DR.. and
Mrs w. H. Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugo yNeigand and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Schmidt and family
Chas. Reinking made business trip
to Ida Grove Sunday.
Mrs. H. d. Jones left Monday for
Denison to do some shopping and to
visit several days with relatives.
Mrs. Paul Jepsen returned on Mon
day from Schaller, where. she had
been in the hospital the past two
weeks. She feels much improved in
health and her many friends hope she
will soon be entirely well.