The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-09-13

= NaeVe home here, Miss Carrie Tretjel
went to Bronson to visit in the ROber
. and Albert Naeve homes before leay
. ing for her home at Blair, Nebr.
. DR.. H. d. Jones went to Sioux Cit
on Thursday to have his tonsils re
moved.
Miss Letha Jones, of Moorehead, i
a guest in the Ben Witt home.
|, August Schultz ST., went to Ute Mon
, day to superintend the work of build
ing the church there. He has recovere,
quite nicely from his fall.
Il Elmer Watson, carrier on route 2
had the misfortune to have his lef
leg broken and his back badly injured
besides having other injuries, when ;
wind storm struck corncrib intt
which he had gone for protection
from the rain. He and Herman Schroe
der were out on the Carl Mohr place
doing some butchering and while al
1 work the storm came up and they rar
to the corncrib for shelter but the
team which they were using started VI
and Herman left the building and soo1
after the wind blew the building over
with Mr.. Watson, throwing him down
and then passed on, with the above
injuries. DR.. Jones wds called and
dressed his injuries and brought him
to his home in town. He is resting
some but with great deal of suffer-
| ing.
Mrs. Henry H. Schroeder and sons
were Sunday visitors in the Henry
Jahde home.
Mrs. H. u. Jones and children were
visiting in Denison Saturday.
B. L. Morgan was in Arion on Wed.
nesday, visiting friends and attending
the county fair.
Mr. Pete Botsch went to Denison on
Sunday to get the films for the movies
at the Pastime.
Mr.. Frank Watson came up from
DenisOn on Thursday to help care for
his brother, Elmer Watson.
A great deal of damage was done on
Wednesday when the wind storm
struck south east of town. Mic
Naeve's cattle barn was moved, and
the buildings on the Carl Mohr place
were twisted around and the windmill
blown down and at different places
trees We're torn out by the ROOTS.
Sam kuykendall was in Arion a
couple of days last week.
Mr.. Louie Frahm was over at Battle
Creek doing some cement work for
John Ehlers.
Mr.. Herbert Peters spcht a few
days last week visiting at Meadow
Grove.
Mr.. Herbert Wetzeler went to Coun-
Gil Bluffs Monday to enter high school.
Mr. Thos p. Hollander returned on
Tuesday from Sioux lily, where he
had been transacting business.
Mics TOcio Rnu1iyrr mama hovpo fro,O
Ida Grove on Saturday to attend the
dance and visit her folks here.
Mr.. Chas. Baeth was a passenger
Mr.. Pete Johannsen ST.. has been
very low again the past few days.
Little Hildegard Hansen has been
'ery i'll and under the Doctors care
tut at present Is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Eggers of An.
lover, have been visiting in the D.
iollandcr and A. Stoltenberg homes.
Rev. Wetzeler was in Newton, Iowa
sunday, where he preached for Pas.
ion Feast there.
The Ladies' Aid, of Freiden's church
we're entertained at the Mrs. Bendixon
ZONE. ,.,s... .
Miss Louise Reinking has returned
rom visit at Battle Creek and Ida
Grove .g.- ,, .5,.-,..
Mr.. Herman Koesner and Mr.. Jur
zen Schroeder were looking after land
interests near Correctionville Monday.
After a short visit in the Chris
chmidt home here, Miss Bertha LANCE
eturned to Denison on Monday. !;
Mrs. Theo. RQhwer was called to
linton by the serious illness of a
elative.. .E.s
Rev. and Mrs. Wetzeler and chill
rem were in Aurelia on Tuesday to
ttend the funeral of Mrs. Wetzeler'sl .
ncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Fredericksenl
re visiting with Peter Engle and
lolf Seilk.
Mrs. H. D. Jones, and Barbara, went
o Sioux City to see the DR.. and returnl
ome with him.
Mr.. Henry Krohnke is reported to
re on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Andersen and
hrs. Fred Freeman and baby werel
isitors at Denison on Tuesday.
Mr.. Joe Selby returned to his home
n Charter Oak after a visit here in
he Sam Kuyxendall home.
The dance at the opera house here
vas quite well attended in spite of
he threatening weather and all pre-
ent enjoyed the music, which was
furnished by the Handkerchief Orches.
"a of Sheldon. .
The George Sweet show troupe gave
hree plays here on Friday, Saturday,
nd Sunday nights, and their tent was
ute full all three evenings and all
njOyed the plays given,
John Holtorf, Alfred Engleking, and
ION Johnson, were in Charter Oak on
1onday evening to attend dance
Max Hollander and Julius Schroeder
'ere visiting with the formers wife at
iouX City, Mrs. Hollander having un.
ergone an operation.
School opened Monday with a large
lumber of pupils entering the primary
rades and also a large number in the
Their grades.
Use CereaIs-Cheaper Meals.
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