The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-11-17
SOCIAL EVENTS
AT SCHLESWlG
Socially Inclined Residents Of schIes.
wig Put in Busy Week Entertain.
ing-Many Go and Come.
NEW MANAGER FOR rHEArER
Albert Hansen Leases Pastime The
ater-Hunters at Goose Pond
Numerous; Shooting Fair

A number OF people spent WedneS'
day evening at the Martin Schultz
home to help Mr. Schultz celebrate
his birthday. The evening was spent
with cards. and at a late hour Mrs.
Schultz served nice luncheon.
Rudolph Christensen and wife en-
ioyed visit the past week with the
formers sister, Miss Hilda Christian
sen, Of Charter Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brake and son
afternoon with friends.
f. N. Olry, of Denison, spent Tues.
day here inspecting the schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Heritage and
babe arrived the first of the week for
n visit with Mrs. Heritage's sister,
Mrs. Fred G. Freeman.
Jack Fair and George Bauers were
in Carroll few days the past week.
Mrs. Maria Schmidt and daughter,
Loretta returned on Tuesday from
Ricketts,. where they had been visiting
in the NJ. A. Hollander home.
Mr.. and Mrs Broder Bruggen went
to their home in Denison on Monday
after having spent few days here
with their son, John, and also with old
time friends.
Mrs. Peter Mohr and daughter re.
turned to their home in hardwood
on Monday, after pleasant visit here
with her mother. Mrs. Henry Miller
and other relatives. Albert Miller
went home with her for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jahde and
children returned on Tuesday from
Bronson. They had spent day in
Sioux City also.
George Watson, oldest son OF Ell
mer Watson, celebrated his fifth birth.
day on Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Buck entertained
twelve ladies' on Tuesday afternoon.
The time was spent with fancy work.
Hans Mahlstedt and Henry Paulsen
were business callers in Denison
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kusch returned
to their home in Ricketts, on Tuesday.
Albert Hansen has rented the
Pastime theatre and on Saturday night
he gave his first dance. -
Broder Brodersen. Of Britain, 5. D.,
and Mrs. Marten Martens. OF Battle
Creek, we're entertained in the Pete
Nelson home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred G. Freeman entertained
fifteen ladies on Saturday afternoon
ana all present vote her a delightful
hostess. Her sister, Mrs. Heritage,
was an out of town guest.
Mrs. Gus Greene, OF South Dakota,
and Mrs. Andrew Lorenzen, Of Deni-
son, were here Thursday for visit
with their brother, John Berndt. and
family. aH.
Hans Mahlstedt took his uncle and
cousin, Thee. Malllstedt and Miss An
ma. as far as Denison Monday, where
they took the train for their home IN
Lowden.
Mr.. Elmer Watson invited il. sever
nj neighbors and friends on Thursday
evening as a surprise to Mrs. Watson
and also to help them celebrate their
sixth wedding anniversary. The time
was spent in card playing and visiting.
Hugo Keller went to Denison Mon.
day. where he is attending college.
After spending few days visiting
in Ricketts,. Henry Jacobsen returned
home Monday.
Miss Martha Woock came home from
Ricketts, Saturday to attend dance
and to visit her parents.
Thos. lwen has purchased Mrs.
Brockman's residence and will occupy
I it after March LIST. go
TIL John Nicholson, Adolph. Jahde, Hen.
rs Klotz, Hugo Wiegand. Jimmie
! Schultz, John Krohnke and Julius
Peters were among the number who
were hunting at Goose Pond the past
week. g 3.
\ Enus Stoltenberg came home from
Ute Saturday evening for an over Sun
day visit with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernst Stoltenberg. -
Rev. Wetzeler was tranacting bust
ness in Denison Tuesday afternoon.