The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-07-26
Two DEATHS
AT SCHLESWIG
John Wlsdrich and Mrs. Herman
koerner Passed to the Great Be-
You'd Last Week.
BOTH RESIDENTS OF scHLEsWiG
Death OF Wiedrich Caused by Heart
Lsakage-Mrs. koerner Sue
cumbs to Uremic Poisoning L.

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Death Of Wiedrlch Caused by Hear
Lsakase-Mrs. koerner Sue
cumbs to Uremic Poisoning .
John Wiedrich was born at Oldens
port, Schleswig. Holstein, Germany. OF
the 9Th of March, 1S41. In the yeal
1860, on the 26th of July he was unit
ed in marriage to Mrs. Marie Lucia
Saunders. They came to America in
1881, settling in Crawford county on g
farm near Schleswig, residing there
(. until the year 1901, when. they moved
into their own home here in town
and where the death messenger called
him on July II, 1916, at $50 o'clock
In February he was quite sick and at
times his life was despaired of, but lie
finally recovered and was able to be w
town at times until a short time be.
fore his death, which was finally caused
by leakage Of the heart. He is sur
vived by his wife, three brothers and
one sister and a host Of friends. Fun
eral services were conducted by Rev
Wetzeler at Friedens church on Friday
and were attended by a large number
who thus showed their sympathy for
the bereaved relatives. He was laid
to rest in the Morgan cemetery.
Louisa Sophia Fredericka Miller
was born on the 23d day of December,
1873, in New Frier, Cook county, iii.
nOis. Here she remained until she
was two years old when her parents
came to Hanover township, Crawford
county, and settled on farm. She
lived at home until the 7th of June,
1900, when she was united in marriage
to Herman Koerner. TO this union
eight children were born, Arthur, Har.
ry, Carl, Walter, George, Bernhard
and Esther and one little girl who died
in infancy. They lived on farm in
Hanover township until last spring
when they moved to town, where Mr..
Koerner is engaged in the real estate
business. Mrs. Koerner took sick just
seven and one-half days before her
death. which occurred Friday, July
21st at l o'clock in the afternoon, the
acute cause being uremic poisoning.
She is survived by her husband, seven
children, her mother, four brothers
and one sister. Rev. Wetzeler con.
Quoted the funeral services, which
were held at Friedens church on Sui.
day and which were attended by a
large number of sympathiZing friends,
and interment was made at Morgan
cemetery. All extend their sympathy
~ ho hnpoorynA Mr. nd
Mrs Honas Sibbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Speck and Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Timm
Of Denison, attended the funeral.
& The C. C. C. club were entertained
Friday afternoon in. the w. c. Carnes
home, where delightful time was
spent.
VIM. Hill transacted business in Ida
Grove last Monday.
Miss Barbara Breckwald, of Ida
Grove, is here for visit in the Theo.
Rohwer home.
DR.. Hugo Selander and M. w. Maxey
took in the chautauqua at Denison on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Honas Carstens and daughter,
Evelyn. we're in Ricketts, Saturday af-
ternoon to visit with Mrs. Harry Lo.
renzen.
MIR. and Mrs. Truelsen have a baby
boy, born on July 10th, and Mr.. ami
Mrs. Harry Seehusen have baby boy.
born since July 18th.
Herman PEPPER and Hans Mahlsstelt
were in Anthem Tuesday on business.
H. F.. Volkman and julius Krohnke
were business visitors in Kiron last
Thursday and Friday.
The show. What Happened to Ole"
was fairly well attended and those
present say they enjoyed the play.
Mrs. VIM. Berger, of Omaha, is here
for visit with her sister, Mrs. A. c.
Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schmidt and baby
of near Herring, were here Wednes.
day visiting In the Aug Paulsen home.
Mrs. Adolph Hansen and children, who
had spent couple of days there in the
Schmidt home, came home with them.
Eddie Schroeder assisted in the Al
bert stoltenberg store Saturday dur
ing Willie Evers' absence.
"A Mr.. and Mrs. HOnas Jochims and
Mrs. Honas Carstens were Ida Grove
visitors Friday afternoon. @.E
Hugo Wiegand spent day at the
lake last week.
Emil Peters, Otto Bruggen and VIII
Evers are enjoying two weeks out.
ing at Lake Okoboji.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Line entertained
Mr., and Mrs. A. G. Schultz and family
at supper Saturday evening in honor
OF Mrs. Lines birthday.
Barney BOysen has purchased ChaS. |
Reinking's interest in the Boysen K
Reinking garage and will continue to |
run 1t under the name of the Boysen |
Auto company.
Mrs. Emma Hollander and children,
of Mapleton, are guests here in the DR.. |
Schultz home.
Mrs. Anna Kahn returned to her
home at Battle Creek after visiting
here with Mrs. Jurgen Jepsen.
Ennis Stoltenberg came here for an |
over Sunday visit. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jahde and chill.
dren were at the lake Sunday to enjoy |
an outing.
The death messenger called two of
Schleswig's citizens last week, the first |
being John Wiedrich and the other
Mrs. Herman Koerner.
The man who is princip!ed against
tipping at the summer hotels usually
finds his breakfast coming along very
oOn voniont1v for tho dinnor boNr