The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-03
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Jochims were married In Denis0n OF
Thursday by Justice Bliesman. Miss
Jochims is the youngest daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jochims. of this
place and Mr.. Miller is the son of Mrs
August Oil, Of Denison.
Miss Lena Engelking, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Engelking, and Mr.
Levi j. Carr, of Austin, Ind, were mar
ried Saturday at the home Of the
brides parents, Rev. Wetzler official.
ing. Only the immediate relatives
were present They will make their
home on Mr.. Engelking's farm seven
miles from Schleswig.
Louie HerbisOn was here from Rick
etts attending the dance and spending
Sunday at the Pipgras home.
Miss Klotz, OF Holstein, is here on
visit to her brother and family.
Chas. Christensen is suffering with
a sore eyeI While chopping wood a
small piece few up and struck him
in the eye.
Miss Hilda Miller went as Gar as
Boyer Friday with lady friend who
has been here at the Herman Boysen
home.
Henry and Adelph Jahde came home
from Kansas City Saturday noon on a
business mission. They returned there
again to remain for.fNe or six weeks.
A. G. Schultz and John Line went
to Ricketts, Saturday afternoon on a
business trip.
Henry LaFrantz and family moved
into their new home Thursday and are
nicely settled. Thus Schleswig gains
another family.
After having spent the past three or
four months at the home of their
daughter and sister. Mrs. John Berndt,
Mrs. E. c. Riepen and daughter, Title,
departed for their home at Wayne,
Kans.. Monday.
Miss Ella Hansen, of Boyer, came
Saturday for an over Sunday visit at
the Henry LaFrantzsAsme and to at
tend the dance held here Saturday
evening. M
Fred Christensen left Friday for
Omaha, where he will spend few
days.
A number OF the friends and rela-
tives OF Herman Jahde and family
gathered at their hoipe Saturday eve
ming to bid them farewell before they
leave for their new home near Bron-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Glau were enter
tanned at the Henry Jahde home on
Sunday.
George lversen and family got
moved last week into the Hans Peter
Hansen house. The kearhes family
moved into the house, vacated by the
lversen family and the Backhaus fam
lily will move into the house kearnes
vacated. they having purchased the
same of Mrs. Jurgen Schroeder.
Miss Nellie Girard is entertaining a.
friend from Battle Creek, she having
come for the dance.
Miss Anna Riessenf is spending the
week at the home, Of her brother in
the country.
born on Monday= TO Mr.. and Mrs..
Adolph Jochims, girl.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Julius lversen
on Wednesday, a girl.
Ed Ehler was passenger Tuesday
to Pisgah.
Chas. Dahl, of Harrison, Neb.. is
here visiting his mother, Mrs. Chris
tina Reese, who Isl seriously i'll.
Ed SPAIN shipps1aais stock and
household goods to Soldier, where he
purchased farm.
+. l.. Hoffman. OF Denison, was
caller here Friday.
Mrs. Herman Schmidt entertained
several ladies at her home Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Henry krohnke lis reported as
being on the sick list.
There were several took the train
for Denison to witness the play, "The
Million Dollar DOLL" Tuesday. Among
the number were Emil Book, Herman
Jochims, Albert Hansen,I Fred Seehus-
en- and John Holtorf. They returned
Wednesday.
Henry Suckstorf, who broke his leg
last week, is getting along nicely. as
is Eide Hahn, who also has broken
leg.
Mrs. Herman Boysen was quite i'll
with an attack of pneumonia, but at
present is somewhat improved.
Miss Ella Reinking was in Denison
Tuesday to attend the wedding OF
Miss Lizzie LEM and VIM. Petersen.
Mrs. Hugo Wiegand, and Mrs. DIR.
Schultz entertained about twenty
ladies Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF the latter. This was farewell to
Mrs. McGrath. The afternoon was
spent in visiting and fancy work. A
nice three course luncheon was served
by the hOstesses, assisted by Miss LO-
retta Schmidt.
The Puella club will meet with Miss
Thackla Hollander Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. +. McGrath shipped
their household goods to Mapleton on
Saturday. Mr.. McGrath will work in
one of the stores there. They left on
the afternoon train for Charter Oak,
where they will spend Sunday with
his mother. We are sorry to lose
these people, but the good wishes of
all follow them to their new home.
The pool hall and bowling alley is
to be opened this week by Julius
Peters.
Chas. Christensen and family moved
from the Chas. Reinking farm to the
Carl lessen farm Monday.
There were several cars of stock
left here Tuesday, among the shippers
being Ehler & Petersen with cars,
Paul, Koch, Ingwert HOllander, Krohn-
Ike & Krohnke and Fred Gleason with
two cars each and Herman Brockman,
Peter Timsen, Henry Kuehl, Marvin
Hollander and VIM. Alday with one
car each. On Saturday there were but
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