The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-04-19
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MIR. and Mrs. Oswald label are en-
n joying visit from the latter's father
who resides near Charter Oak.
: John Glau was in Ida Grove last
"Wednesday to visit his wife, who is in
the hospital there.
Miss Bessie Lyons. who teaches
;. north of town, went to her home In
!. Denison Friday for an over Sunday
, visit will. her parents.
Mrs. Henry B. Schroeder was taken
4 ITO Sioux City the last Of the week for
an operation for appendicitis.
J. Martin Schultz took A. G. Schuhz
and John Line to, Denison Tuesday
evening, at which place they took the
!. train for Omaha.
A class of seventeen was confirmed
at Frieden's church Sunday by. Rev.
). w. r. Wetzeler. The following pupils
we're in the class: Girls. Mildred Wet
zeler. Hertha Rathje. Helma LaFraptz,.
Amelia Wulf and Lille Erickson.
Boys, Frank Jensen, Herbert Wetzeler,
Walter Paulsen, Eddie Schultz. Nick
LaFrantz, Eddie Ehler, Albert REIN.
err, Raymond Bolles. Eddie Reimers,
Earnest Iwens, Clarence Tamm and
Hugo Kroeger. The class went to-
Denison Monday to have their picture
taken. They were accompanied by
Rev. Wetzeler.
MIR. and Mrs. Mat Jacobsen, of Ida1
Grove, were here Monday and Miss
Anna Lohsc accompanied them home
for short visit. \
| Born on Monday to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Miller. northeast of town, a littlel
boy.
Jochim Rattle was passenger for
Deloit Monday to visit with his son,
Herman, and wife,
The Misses Marie Rath. Birdie 0,
Berg and Martha Otto went to Deni.
son Friday evening for week end
visit with their parents. i
Elmer H. Watson resumed his work
on route two Thursday after a three
weeks lay off during which time bel
had been in the hospital at Ida Grove,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rabe and baby
spent Friday afternoon in DenisOn.
Miss Emma Bercndes has returned
to town after three weeks stay with
her uncle. John Braase. and family.
P. G. Hollander was in Chicago al
few days the past week transactingI
some business. and during his Oh.
sence his wife and son visited with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. LOrenzen,
in Denison.
Hugo Wiegand spent few hours inl
Kiron Monday.
Mrs. Henry Rickert and Miss EN-
ma Rickert we're shoppers in DenisOn
Monday.
John Krohnke celebrated his birth
day on Wednesday.
Albert Hill, who recently underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
Ida Grove hospital, returned home on
Friday.
A number of people accompanied
the Mothers club to Ricketts, Thurs
day evening, where they gave their
play, "Spinsters' Convention" to- full
house. and netted sum of $50.
| Mrs. Honas Carstens and daughter.
Evelyn, were in Ricketts, Saturday for
a visit with Mrs. Harry Lorenzen.
DR.. Rasmussen. of Omaha. who has
been here to assist DR.. Schultz was
l CdllCu " llIc llOuuO 0u0y.
Rex Smith and viii Slavery, OF Den.
ison, were transacting business here
Thursday.
DR.. II. D. Jones and Rudolph Schll-
mann went to Omaha Friday by wayI
Of Denison to got 1.-The formers car.
which has been. there for some time. i
| Louis Nacve disposed of his interest
in the Palace theater Monday to john
Krohnke, who will continue to run the
theater as before.
Theo. Rohwer went to Davenport
the first of the week to visit with. his
parents, and from there will 60 to Cut.
cago for a short visit.
Miss Loretta Schmidt very nicely
entertained the Puella club on Tues,
day evening at the home of her sister,
Mrs. w. H. Schultz.
John H0ltorf spent a few hours mi
Ute Tuesday visiting with old friends.
Hugo Selander and Hugo Reimers
had what might have proved to be q
serious accident when their cars nett
in head on collision near the BOllesl
residence Tuesday evening. but luck.
lily only the cars were slightly dam.
aged. ~
The school board have been busy se. !
lectingi the f0rce( of teachers for thel
coming year. Professor Volkman, Miss
Lee. Miss Kellogg and Miss Otto did
not apply and Miss Rath is the only
one Of the old force retained. Miss
Alice Jeffrey, of Sioux City, has been
selected as domestic science teacherl
in Miss Lees place. Miss Birdie Berg,
of Denison, taking charge Of the In.
termediate room in place of Miss kel.
logg. AS yet no one has been elected
to fill the vacancy in the superintend.I
ent,s place or the primary room.
John Jepsen and Otto Schwenn arel
doing some carpenter work on thej
August Paulsen farm near Sutherland.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Hannah underwent an operation fOrI
appendicitis at the Conn hospital Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Iversen, north.
west of town, are entertaining littleI
son since the first of the week.
The Bruggen candy kitchen and icel
cream parlor was formally opened tp|
the public Saturday and each person