The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-01-19
BACHELORS CLUB
AT SCHLESWIG
Entertain Fifty Couples at Dance at
the Pastir,e Theater on Tues.
day Of Last Week.
MANY ATTEND REIssEN FUNERAL
Many Social Gatherings in and Around
schIeswio During Week-Imple-
ment Stock Changes Hands

.os ON Tuesday evening about 30 col
pies responded to the invitations is
sued by the Bachelors Club of whic
Jimmie Schultz is manager, to atten
4 dance at,the Pastime theatre. MI
sic was given by the Schleswig orche
stra and everyone says that they CAV
fine music. A nice program was al
ranged for the evening and all carriet
: through from beginning to end and a
300 o'clock all guests departed vot
ing this one of the best evenings spen
for some time.
John Jacobsen enjoyed visit will
his brother, George, who was here thu
past week from Correctionville.
Henry Caro- has returned from al
extended trip to different parts ii
South Dakota.
Mrs Adolph Hansen entertained
several Of their relatives at supper or
Tuesday evening in honor of Mr.. Han
sens birthday. A good time was had
by all present.
Chris Iyersen, of Charter Oak. was
here on Tuesday visiting his. brother
George and Hans, and calling on: old
friends. III Hi /, s}s,
= Mrs. -, w. ,Berka is improving nice
". now after g. severe attack of pneu'
mopias. AT .
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Iversen and baby
were. In, Charter, Oak the first of. the
week visiting ewith relatives.
!, Mr., 'Honas Jochims has been con.
fined to- his home the past week with
the. grippe.
After a pleasant visit here with his
cousin, John Jurgensen, John Eggen
returned to his. home at Ricketts,.
Mrs. James Woods, of Dow City, ar
rived here Monday to make an extend
ed visit with her granddaughter, Mrs.
Fred Northern.
Fred Christiansen, who works in a
barber shop at Boone, was here the
past week visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Christensen.
Rev. Wetzeler conducted the funer-
al services of Mrs. Catherine La
Frantz at Charter Oak on Monday.
VIM. Reese is in Correctionville Wis
iting with his brother. Detlef Reese.
4 Eddie Schroeder accompanied Will
Christiansen back to his home at
Round Lake. Mimi, Monday.
Miss Bessie Berka, of Montour, ar
rived here or Tuesday for visit with
her brother,sF w. Berka, and family.
Misses Amanda and Eta Ptersen, Of
Ipswich, IS. D.; are here for visit
with their relatives at the Krohnke,
Lorenzen and Schroeder homes.
Mrs: w. w. Berger and Children
were passengers for Omaha on Mon
day to. Visit With her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Landwick.
(, Mrs, Herman Schwingdorf. of Ute,
WAS calling on old friends here Mon
day vi
+ Mrs. Bernhard Evers went to Den.
ison for weeks visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Schroeder.
Henry Riessen. of Osmond, Neb.,
Claus Riessen, of Fort Calhoun, Neb.,
Mrs. Ed Herbst, Of Osmond, Neb.,
and Johannes Riessen, of Charter Oak,
i'll relatives of the late George Ries-
sen were here in attendance at the
funeral of Mr.. Riessen's which was
held on Thursday afternoon.
At present Otto Evers is acting as
manager, of the old Paulsen imple-
ment stock, which is owned by Louis
A. Michealson, of Houston.
Mrs. John Nicholson has been en-
joying a visit from her brother, who
came here on Wednesday from Fort
Dodge.
Mrs. Braase is reported as sick with
the grippe.
4 The past week has been very cold
and disagreeable. The trains were de-
layed several hours each day. Thel
mail carriers were unable to make
full routes and as a result have al
stack of mail each day which they. arel
unable to deliver.
Barney Lorenzen and q lady friend
from South Dakota are here for a Wis.
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