The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-09-06
Picnic, D|A1'E|,lSts
SEPTEMBER n
Old Settlers Picnic Postponed Until
+ Thursday, Sept. 18th, on Account
'!a of Rain Last Week.
SOME ADDITIONS TO PROGRAM


~ of Rain Last Week.
SOME ADDITIONS TO PROGRAM
Cisy Of Denison Will Extend Freedom
of City to TIE Old Settlers
List of the Departed.
On account of the rain of last Thurs
day, the Old Settlers Picnic was post
poned until Thursday, September IA,
when the program as advertised, will
be carried out with some additions.
The city Of Denison and its citizens
extend most cordial welcome to its
old settlers, and those, who in recent
years have removed from our midst,
who formerly made their home IN
Crawford county, be sure and come.
How much such visit to the old
home means can only be measured by
those who have wandered away from
the scenes Of their early associations.
A meeting of old time friends and the
'recounting of memories will mean the
happiest of hours and all those who
can possibly come should attend the
picnic. 1T
To those settlers who came to Craw-
ford county at an early day and have
remained here, the changes have been
noticeable, but to the early settlers
who have since removed from our
midst, the changes will prove wonder
full. The Crawford county of the early
day has gone, and like the vanishing
ranks of the pioneers who came IN the
SOS and COS, it is fast becoming only
a memory that is cherished as one or
the great lessons in the development
of the west. .... .......,. -.
The Denison of the early 7Os has
also stolen in the past as only a recol-
lection, and many of those who were
then in the flower of manhood and
womanhood have long since passed
the river of death, and to many OF
the old settlers, who will attend the
picnic, their absence will be sadly
noticed as they scan the faces. OIL
those who remain.
Denison of today welcomes the old
settlers of Crawford, and we assure
them that the freedom of the city Is
theirs while here; that we are all
glad to see them whether they lived
here fifty years ago or five, and that
this occasion will be very pleasant to
t5ttTy HIc0t0esAt W 5RASCliSoIyf
hear and see them during their visit
in Denison.
Mr.. N. 4. Hunt. secretary of the
association; has gone through the
tiles Of the Denison newspapers and
made a record of those who have de.
parted from this life since the last
picnic and which we print below:
! M. D. Rose, August, Hanke, Fred
Brandenberg, Emil Doser, Mrs. Geo.
knight, Peter Munster, R.. A. Romans,
August Beutel. Mrs. Thos. Fitzgerald,
Thos Ewing, Robert Hird, Vim. Elem
ing, Mrs. Detlef Reese. Mrs. Julius
Cornish, Michael Molony,, Fred Ka-
ioch, August Probanz, DR.. VIM. Beat
ty, Mrs. John G. Danielson, John Rog-
gencamp, Mrs. F. w. Pitham, Mrs. A.
S. Criswell, Erastus Roberts. P. p.
Flodine, Mrs. Amy Bonsel, John j..
Slattery, Harry Woodruff, Mrs. Per-
ry Showers Claus Henry jain, Geo.
+. Wilson, Mrs. Maggie Talcott, Mrs.
J. w. Rousch, Mrs. Daniel Nehls, VIM.
F.. Launderville, r. P. Hamilton, Mrs.
Jane Bair, B. G.. Coin, Mrs. Peter Hol-
lander, Mrs. A. p. Lyman, ]. l.. War
basse, Geo. Hird, Hans Henry Vogt,
Hugh Menagh ST., Mrs. John Wolley,
Mrs. A. J. Gary, Mrs Malinda Mcln-
tosh. Mrs. Melissa Il. Jordan, Mrs.. p.
j. ,,Woolsencroft, Flora M. Lyon, Mrs.
E. r. tShirtcliff, John 9Gri NJ Swan
Mauritz, a. T. Nixon, A, P. Lilleholm,
Mrs Carson Hansen. Mrs. Louisa Sc
Garberg, Mrs. Jacob Bremsen, Fred
Sierks, Mrs. Hans Kuhl, Mrs. Claus
kroohnke, Louis Romans, Mrs. Patrick
burke, Thos. Duffy, Jacob Greder,
Chas. Mccullough, Mrs. Jacob kropf,
James Saul, Mrs. Ole christensen,
Mrs. Phil WEIGH, Win l.. r. Chaplin,
Olaf Gradin, Mrs. Vivaldo Talcott,
Mrs. Joseph Habel, S. E. Wright, John
G. Vassar, Miss Carrie Schweke, Lou
ie ]. Carter, Mrs l.. r. Carr, Herman
Peters, p. Gust Peterson, Mrs. Jas.
Pearsall, Mrs. Levi Igou. Mrs. Claus
Bielenberg, Mrs. Jennie Dunlap-Barr
.Jurgen Petersen, Peter Oxwang, NJ. l..
Houlihan, Mrs. John Soenksen, MRS.
Mary Heston-A,hnal, 9. F. Clauson,
Mrs. J.. G. Vassar. Mrs. J. d. jenkins,
Mrs. G. w. Lee, Mrs. Peter Westrum,
C. II. Berg, Mrs Amy Bloom, Mathew
Wiblishouser, A. Hartney, Michael
Gaffy, Mrs. Margaret Haugh, Mrs. B.
&C. Mclaughlin, Mrs. Catherine See
mann. Mrs. Chas. Bullock, Mrs. q. d.
Albright, Louisa Sophia Fredericka
Miller, John Wiedrich, Miss Agda My
Ienr!s;,u Mrs. VIM. Houston, Jonathan Mil
frr1 james Paist,! Hans Peter Hansen,
tSalomon L. Gable, Frank Waddington.
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