The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-01-26
FRED KNUDTSEN
DEATH VICTIM
Well Known schIeswio Man Fails Vic.
tim to Dread Pneumonia and
Passes Away January 18th.
eIELENsERe NAEvE WEDDING
Very Attractiv Wedding Takes Place
at Henry Naeve Home-Dauph.
ter Bride of Mr.. Hieienbero

ter Bride Of Mr.. eieIenbers
Schleswig, Especial to the Re
view On Saturday Jan. Is at 10
O'clock Fred Knudtsen, who lives north
of town, passed away after an illness
OF one week from pneumonia.
Fred Knudtsen, second eldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Knudtsen, was
| firmed at Grant township in 1909. He
had spent the greater share OF his
time at home with his parents.
| The funeral services were held at
Grant township on Tuesday January
18th at 2 o'clock in charge of Rev.
Schewnk, and interment was made at
the Grant township cemetery.
A large number of friends and rela-
tives attended the funeral and every
one extends their sympathy to the be-
reaved relatives.
An attractive home wedding wit
messed by the immediate relatives and
friends was solemnized at the country
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Naeve
when their daughter, Miss Meta, was
united in marriage to Herman Bieleh-
berg, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bel
lenberg, of this city, on Wednesday,
January 10Th.
Rev. w. r. Wetzeler, of the Fried
ems church performed the ceremony
which united this Young couple.
The bride was attended by the
groom's sister, Miss AlYena Bielen-
berg and the grooms attendant was
Roy Naeve, brother of the bride.
The bride wore beautiful dress of
white crepe meteor and the brides
maids dress was of white crepe de
chine. .5fes x
After the ceremony a reception was
held and at six o'clock a wedding sup
per was served and in the evening the
time was spent in visiting and In q So
cial way with crowd Of young people
lserenading the bridal couple. The
bride and groom left for Clinton and
other eastern points 81 Iowa on Thurs
lday where they will spend the next
to WORCESTERSHIRE On the MY6. SchGWerns
farm southwest Of town.
The young couple have always made
|Schleswig and vicinity their home and
are very popular with everyone. who
wish them success.
On Wednesday afternoon at the
Grant Township church Rev. Schwenk
united in marriage Miss Alma Trinkel-
bach and Herbert Mundt. The young
couple were attended by Lille Mundt
and John Schwitzer The bride and
groom expect to go to housekeeping on
the Henry Marth farm In Hayes town.
ship.
Mike Petersen returned the first OF
the week from>Aurelia, where he at
tended the funeral Of an uncle and Wis
tied with other relatives.
Dr. Conn, of Ida Grove. DR.. Jones,
of Schleswig and DR.. Garner, of Kir0n.
performed an operation on Mrs. Hem
ry Miller for appendicitis. at her home
on Monday.
The Puella club was entertained at
the Chris La Frantz home on Tuesday
evening by the teachers of Schleswig.
The club also gave shower for Miss
Meta Naeve and presented her with
"a cut glass plate and cut glass vase.
Miss Eta Petersen and Miss Grace
Schultz were out of town guests.
Albert Hansen was in KirOn be-
tween trains on Tuesday.
Otto H. Eyers has bought the pump
and windmill business, which was
first owned by Henry Paulsen and will
conduct the same in the building form.
erly used for a garage by Jahde Bros.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Naeve, of
Bronson, were here in attendance at
the Bielenberg-Na wedding We'd
nesday.
John jain, August label and Otto
Evers are in attendance at an imple-
ment dealers convention In Omaha.
Mr. Fred Brasse, of Mitchell, S. D..
spent few days here the past week
visiting his mother, WHO has, been
quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Naeve weres
the Bielenberg- Naeve wedding on We'd
neday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Spain spent the
past week in Manning and Donison
visiting with relatives.
Miss Grace Selander was here
on Wednesday from Denison to in
struct her music pupils Of which she
has quite number.
| Mr.. Otto Jahde came from Bronson
on Monday for All extended visit with
relatives.
The NJ. G.. +. club was very nicely
entertained by Mrs. Hugo Weigand on
| Friday afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Louie WellendOrf were
in Ida Grove the past week visiting
the formers brothers, Henry and
Theodore.
| Henry Jahde went to Denison on
Friday and took the Civil Service ex-
aminations held there's on Saturday.
| Miss Emma Berendes, of Colone, S.
d., arrived here Thursday noon to as
sist in caring for her grandmother.
Mrs. Brasse, who has been sick
| MIR. Mienhart Petersen, who has
spent the past month here visiting in
the Mat Lorenzen home. departed for
his home at Ipswich, s. D.
After visit Here in the DR.. Schultz
and August Schultz ST. homes, Herman