The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-30
DEATH OF MRS.
CARL WlESE
Mrs. Carl Wiese Passed Away Sud.
denly Friday Morning While
Doing Family Washing
DECEASED BORN IN GERMANY
Funeral Services Held Monday After.
noon at German Evangelical
Church, Rev. Fauth Officiating

| On Friday morning the sad news
was circulated of the death of Mrs.
Carl Wiese. She. with her husband
and daughter, Amanda, were doing the
family washing when she suddenly
fell over and before she was carried
into the house had breathed her last.
A doctor was summoned, but of no
avail. The cause of her death was
heart failure. Johanna Dorothea
Schutt was born Sept 1, 1S49, at Get
tori. leswig-Holstein, Germany.
| When nineteen years of age she came
| to America. settling at Davenport,
Iowa. On Feb. ~, 1873. she was unit
ed in marriage to Carl Wiese. That
same year Mr.. and Mrs. Wiese came
to West Side and located on a farm
four miles south of here. Nine chill
dren were born to this union, four of
whom preceded their mother to the
great beyond. they being Annie, Ber-
tina, Amelia and Albert. Those left to
mourn her death are Charles, Fred
Mrs. Harry Lamp and Mrs. Herman
Martens and Frank. In 1887 Carl
Wiese and family moved to West Side
and have since lived at the present
location Besides her husband and
children she leaves brother, Detlef
Schutt. and one sister in Germany, and
many other relatives and friends. The
funeral was held Monday afternoon at
the German Evangelitical church Rev.
X. Fauth officiating. The senior choir
rendered some beautiful selections,
and the many floral offerings showed
the esteem in which she was held. The
remains were tenderly laid to rest in
the Hayes township cemetery, where
her children are also buried. The pail
bearers were Claus Anthony, John
Bornhoft. A. ]. Kelley, Henry Dohse,
H. J. Moeller and M. r. Hueschen.
Those present from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Wiese and family.
Mrs. Detlef Wiese, Adam and Albert
Wiese, Mrs. Ed Farrell and Julius
Wehrman,, of Manning. and Mr.. and
Mrs, Adam Schneckloth, of Denison.
May her soul rest in peace.
Miss Genevieve Peters, of Burt, has
been visiting her sister, Miss Mary.
George Servoss and men, of Vail, are
doing the work on the new residence
of Frank Scheldorf. 49,:
MRS. Henry Beckman and baby, Mrs.
Herman Dresser and Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Brotherson were visitors in Oma-
ha "Wednesday. f..s". f-
The students of the high school have
been having a round of affairs. to occu.
ny their time The senior play was
given aasthe aPePa zhouse@sW ednesday
evening and livery large crowd was
present to enjoy the same. Much
praise is due Miss Malin, of Glidden.
who did the instructing. On Thurs
day the high school went. to the lake
and had the usual good time with the
customary sports. Sunday evening
the baccalaureate services were held
at the Masonic hall, Rev. Lester, Of
Carroll, delivering the address. which
was enjoyed by all, as was also the
music rendered by the choir under the
direction of Mrs Harry Moeller. On
Monday the entire high school receiv-
ed an invitation from the seniors to
attend q wienie roast on the school
grounds Tuesday evening. AS this
was their last chance at play everyone
took the chance and voted the seniors
fine entertainers.
Mrs. H. e. Searls and son, Philip,
returned home Wednesday from Wis.,
it with her parents at Hastings, Neb
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Moeller spent
the latter part of the week visiting
their son. Earl, who is stationed at Fit.
Crook, -Neb
Miss Cora Olive. of Scranton, is