The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-02-09
MINISTER and
CUPID BUSY
Weddings at sehlsswiS and Vicinity
Keep Ministers on Juimp-1hrse
Marriages During Week.

Weddings at sehIsswis and Vicinity
Keep Ministers on Jump-Three
Marriages During Week.
MISS ALMA NRAlL FIRST BAioG
Other Brides Were Misses Ella Eriek
sen and Anna Nielsen Shower
for Amanda Reinking.
4H
Cupid and Rev. Wetzeler were kept
busy lon Wednesday as there were
three young couples united in mar
rage that day.
At the Mr.. and Mrs. John Kahl
home southeast of town their dausll'
ter, Miss Alma, was united in marriage
to Mr.. Herman Boyer by Rev. Wctzel.
el in the presence of friends and rela-
tiyes.
Misses Mamie Kahl and Hilda Bog.
er and Otto Kahl and Willie Boyer at.
tended the bridal couple. Both young
people are known and respected by
all and best wishes OF all follow
them. They will reside on the Fred
Boyer farm in Hanover township.
At 3 o'clock, on Wednesday after
noon Miss Ella Erickson and Mr..
George Riessen were married by Rev.
Wetzeler. Miss Alma Riessen attend.
ing the bride and Mr.. Helmut Erick.
sen attended the groom. They went to
Holstein for a short wedding trip and
after March frs will be at home on
the John Ploog farm southeast of
Schleswig. May Success follow them
in their new life.
A very pretty home wedding was
witnessed on Wednesday at O'Clock
by the immediate relatives when Miss
Anna Nielsen. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Witt are entertain
ing son, who arrived at their home
this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Gicr-
stOrf son.
George BrOdersen was business
visitor in Denison on Wednesday.
Mrs. Hans Mahlstedt entertained q
few ladies' at her pleasant home on
Thursday afternoon.
Chas. Reinking went to Sioux City
Monday and joined q party of landseek
ers for tour in Texas.
vi MOuudy cVcNInS q july SaoWu
gathered at the Herman TlOysen home
to help Mrs. Boysen celebrate her
birthday. An enjoyable evening was
spent by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lorenzen are
now nicely settled in their homo at
Ricketts,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Jahde and
daughter are spending the week with
relatives in the country.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Fl. D..
Jones entertained the ladies OF the
NJ. G. r. club. The afternoon was
spent in visiting and fancy work and at
the close OF the Afternoon nice lunch
was served by the hostess.
Mrs. Will BOckhans returned from
Ida Grove on Monday, where she had
been with her little girl. who was TAX
ing treatments in the hospital.
Miss Martha Woock came from
her work in Ida Grove for a visit at
the parental. Henry Woock home.
StOltenberg Bros. have dissolved part
nership. Albert purchasing the inter-
est OF his brother, Ennis and will con.
tinue to conduct the business. We un.
derstand Ennis has position in Oma.
ha.
Louie Wellendorf was a passenger
for Ida Grove on Wednesday.
Mrs. Paul Jepserl entertained half
dozen ladies at her home on Monday
afternoon. A fine time was enjoyed by
all present.
Miss Loretta Soil has arrived from
Omaha to assist Dr.. H. D. Jones in
his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. NJ. Jansen have re.
turned from visiting at Harlan and
Irwin.
Mrs. Honas Carstens spent Tues
day afternoon in Ricketts, assisting
her daughter. Mrs. Henry LOrcnzen.
to get settled in her new home.
Russell Wagner. Chris La Frantz,
and Henry Schroeder were kiron Wis.
it0rs on Tuesday.
Several ladies visited the schools re.
Gently and partook of nice lunch
served by the Domestic Science class.
Max La Frantz has been visiting his
mother and other relatives In DenisOn
the past week. @
The team OF mules which Hugo Wei
lendorf was driving on Tuesday be.
came frightened when some boys hitch.
cd their sleds to the sled to which the
mules were hitched and upset the bob
throwing Mr.. WellendOrf out and bruis
ing him considerable. Tho mules then
ran near the depot where they werc
caught. ~
Miss Dora Nieisen came from Battle
Creek Monday to visit her parents
and also to attend the wedding OF her
sister. Anna.
Arnold Moeller has purchased an In.
terest in the pool hall which was re-
Gently started here by Hugo Krohnke
and will act as manager of the bust.
mes.
Elmer Watson Went to Denison
Wednesday on business and plea
sure trip. He spent the night with his
mother, Mrs. A. C. Weeks, and re-.
turned home on Tuesday.
Dr.. Morris, the dentist, was here
a again., the first trip for some time as
he has been suffering from broken
arm.
Mr.. Theo. Rohwer transacted bus
mess in Denison tuesday.
Mrs. Will MOhr went to Ida Grove
the past week to visit her mother, Mrs.
Anna Thoms, who Is confined to the
hospital there.
Or. H. d. Jones made a professional
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