The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-02-02
.hASQUE BALL !.
AT SCHLESWIG
Young People Of sehIeswis Enjoy a
Masque Ball Saturday Might
225 Tickets Are Sold.
Cash PRIZES ARE AWARDED
Minstrel Show Proves Entertaining
and Enjoys Good Patronage
krohnke Starts Pool Hall.

The Masquerade dance held here
Saturday night was a success both
financially and socially, as about 225
tickets were sold. The manager. Al
bert Hansen, gave three cash prizes.
The best pair of dancers, Thelma Ben
dixen and Theresa Rohwer each re-
ceiving 81, the best costumed couple
Raymond Schroeder and Miss Peter.
sen dressed as bridal couple each re
ceived $3.50 and the funniest looking
character both lady and gentleman
each received $1.00. Hattie Reinking
dressed as an old maid was the fun
NEST looking lady and Rudolph Schu-
mann dressed as coon clown" won
the prize as the funniest looking man.
TheO. Rohwer was business caller
in Denison on Monday.
Mrs. Anna Schwenn returned from
Herring on Friday, where she had
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Schmidt. 9s.
Mrs. B. 8. Andersen entertained at
a turkey dinner on Monday evening.
Chas. Jurgensen returned on Friday
from poRisoa,sSfh afe hA had been Sefy
ing on the jury.
Mrs. Henry Jahde entertained sew
eral ladies' on Wednesday afternoon.
John Rruggen and Louie Naeve were
Omaha visitors the past week.
The Ladies' Aid of the Ev. Lutheran
church were entertained by Mrs. An
drew HOllander Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Willert and baby
were Sunday visitors with Mrs. Will
|lert's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. HOnas
Jochims.
Gus Rickert of Ricketts, was here
Monday to see his parents.
Iversen Bros. have been busy the
past week moving their stock into the
old meat market.
Miss Emma Rickert recently enter
tanned the Puellae club at the home
Of her brother. Henry Rickert.
H. j. Schmadke went to Neville and
Sioux City Thursday on business
"trip.
After spending about month here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Berndt, Miss Emma Berndt returned
to her work at Denver, Colo. She will
visit relatives at Denison and also at
Wayne, Kansas.
Mrs. Fred Northern has been enjoy.
ing aSvisit from her sister, Mrs. War
rem Ettleman and children, of Pierson,
la.
John Bruggen has sold out his pool
hall fixtures to Hugo krohnke. who
will install IA pool hall in the saloon
buidingf Mr.. Bruggen expects to open
a new candy kitchen in his old place
of business as soon as arrangements
can be made to do so.
Siegfred Ketlesen has returned
home from Sioux City.
Misses Ella BendiXen and Louise
Rienking were passengers for Char
ter Oak Monday.
Mrs. Fritz Timm has returned to
her home in Denison, after pleasant
visit here in the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Koerner.
Mrs. John Reimers went to DenisOn
Monday for visit with her sons, Ed
and Albert.
Fritz Leehnsen went to Battle Creek
the first of the week for visit.
Albert and Ennis Stoltenberg were
business visitors in Denison on Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Naeve return
ed to their home IN Bronson dlter q
pleasant visit here with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Naeve and Mr..
and Mrs. Claus Rusch.
Will Greves returned to Denison on
Tuesday. a
Miss Josie Brockman has returned
from Charter Oak, where she has
spent the past six weeks at the dress
making school.
Mr. W kuhlman. OF Charter Oak,
was here Saturday evening to attend
the dance and remained for an over
Sunday visit with friends.
Mr. Louie Herbison was here from
Ricketts, Sunday.
Mr.. John Nicholson goes to Bronson
Monday morning to attend the sale,
which will! be held on his farm this.
week.
/, Mrs. Butter, of Charter Oak. spent
SUNDAY here with her sister.
Dan Rice and his famous Ministries
played here Sunday and Monday eve
ni1gs with good clean show and
showed to a good house on Sunday.
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