The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-09
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Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Anderson and
baby, Of Ida Grove, spent Sunday here
with relatives.
Rev. w. Il. Wetzeler went to Coun
Gil Bluffs last week to visit few
days with his son Herbert.
Eddie Paulsen. of Denison. is work
ing at August Rickert's store during
Hans Biermans vacation.
Mrs. Fred Berendes returned to her
home at Colome, S. d., Wednesday al
ter having spent some time her with
her mother, Mrs. Braase.
Miss Edna Bielenberg was visiting
with friends in Denison last week.
Miss Hannah Stegeman was bust.
ness visitor at Omaha a few days last
week.
Miss Emma Lorenzen was. shopping
in Denison Monday.
Mr.. Julius Rohwcr spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Omaha.
Mrs VIM. Frahm and daughter, went
to their home at Ricketts, after a
weeks visit here in the John Claus
ser home.
Mr.. Carl Mohr who is the new pro.
pretor of the Brick Hotel is having
the interior re-decorated and after
June first will be ready to accumulate
the public.
Mr.. Albert Bielenberg was in Oma-
ha last week having his eyes examin-
ed.
Jack Fastje who has been here for
some time as cook in the Peters
lunch room, went to Denison Wednes-
day.
John Ehlers. John krohnke, Fred
Reinking and Herman Koerner went
to Omaha Monday afternoon.
When Herbert Peters, John Rohwer
and Lawrence Bly, left for Omaha on
Tuesday to enlist in the federal forces
the Schleswig band and about 800 peo-
pie gave them royal sendoff. The
band played several pieces. All
the boys passed the examination and
joined the navy for coast defense.
Barney Boysen, Julius Schlinger
and viii f. Peters were in Omaha last
week and brought home three cars,
two Fords and a Hudson Super-SiX
for the Boysen Auto Co.
Herman Schultz left for Sioux City
Tuesday.
BY the time this goes to print, Miss
Emma Lorenzen will have become the
bride of Mr.. Hans Bierman, but at
a., this writing details OF the wedding
cannot be given. - IL -
Mr.. Hugo Riemers was up from
Denison Sunday for visit with his
friends. FJ>r ~
Miss Marie Newcomer was unable
to be at her school work at the Naeve
schoolhouse last week as she was
quite sick.
John Jepsen went to Dentson Tues
day to help ON the building of the
new part on Peter Jaulsens house.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bendixen were
Sunday guests in the Julius Else
home near Battle Creek.
Mr.. Fred Boye was a kiron business
visitor Tuesday.
August Hansen was in Omaha last
week coming back Tuesday.
August label was transacting bust
ness at Waterloo and Chicago last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto kusch have
bought the residence property owned
by Mrs. Peter Mohr for $4,000.
Rev. W. r. Wetzeler and Mr.. Mat
KOerner went UP to Ida Grove on Sun
day where the former conducted SER
vices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Jacobsen of Ida
Grove, are here to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Hans LOhse.
Miss Kate Petersen, of SchleSwig,
and Mr., Martin Godbersen. Of Holsten
were married ut the lngwcrt Hollandcr
home on Wednesday forenoon the
Rev. W. r. Wetzeler performing the
ceremony. They were attended by
Miss Theresa lessen. Of Ute and Mr..
Henry Godbersen, OF Charter Oak.
After the ceremony, (which was wit
messed by 4 few friends, Mrs. Holland
er served an elegant wedding break
noon train for Holstein, where they
moo ntrain for Holstein where they
will make their homo. Both young
people are we'll known and liked by
everyone and all join in extending con-
CALCULATIONS.
meeting Thursday with Mrs. A. G.
Schultz.
Mrs. Fred Mohr way; hostess to the
Larkin club Wednesday.
The Puellae girls gave a farewell
party for Herbert Peters, John Rob
wer, and Lawrence bly, Monday even
ing at the Schultz ice-cream parlor.
The main feature Of the evening was
dancing with music furnished by the
Schleswig orchestra assisted by Prof.
Gibler. of Denison. A display of fire.
works was had during the evening and
were served at late
hour, then all guests left TOR their
homes after bidding the guests of
honor good-by.
The ladies' aid lof Fricden's church,
were entertained at Otto Hol!andcr's
home Thursday. Dr.,
Mrs. Hans Gvcrsen celebrated her
birthday last Tuesday.
The Jolly 500 club met at the home
of Mrs. Emil Book Tuesday. Mrs.
Peter FIollander and Mrs. Johannes
Lorenzen received prizes.
Mr.. Andrew Hollander celebrated
his birthday Saturday.
The politicians are willing to vote
for the army bill for the protection
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