The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-13
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1t was the regret that the news o.
the death of Mrs. Thos. McGrath o.
Mapleton, was received here. She ant
(her husband were formerly residents
there and both have many friends who
suypathize with Mr.. ,McGrath in the
loss of his beloved wife. 4
After a visit here. with her brother
Henry sKlotz, and family, Miss Alma
Klotz returned HsiAf hone atHolsteir
Mr.. and, Mrs Barna INT Eyers were
business visitors "A. Sioux" City Mon
day. a.l,ul,ss ~
dealers, a deal was made whereof!
Fred Hansen purchased IAN 80 acre
near Ricketts, at $225 an acre.
Miss Alice Lorenzen returned Wed
nesday from Sioux City accompanied
| by her sister, Anna, who expects to
make. visit here with relatives.
Albert and Martin Schultz and John
Line went to Ricketts, Monday.
Mr.. Cyrennus Schmidt has returned
from Modale and has now gone to
Bronson.
Miss Theresa Rohwer has returned
from Cedar Falls where she had been
attending college. % \.
Rev. Schwenk went to Wall Lake on
Monday to attend conference.
Mrs. Herman Rusch is reported as
being on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Reissen are car
ing for baby boy since June 9Th.
Rev, w. R. Wetzeler returned Mon.
dayfrom Missouri where he had at
tended conference.
70 The z Misses Lille Mohr and Freda
|Engelking are working at the Brick
Fhoteni 4 iLni ;3r=F",-"f $50 WSGSpi"lr
INF. and Mrs. Claus Rusch spent
Friday in Battle Creek.
lluMiSs tFfeda' H eritage. of Correctioni
villec il here Visiting her aunt, Mrs!
Fred G.. Freeman and family. N"h
Mrs. w. H.: Schultz, Miss Loretta
Schmidt and August e. Schultz went
to Mapleton Saturday to attend the
funeral of Mrs: Tom McGrath.
Mr.. Ben Hollander was quite sick
last week with appendicitis.
Born on Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Schwenn, a baby girl.
Miss Martha Woock has quit work
ing at the Brick hotel and is at home
for the present. ...
Miss Bessie Lyons returned to her
home at Denison Tuesday having fin
ished successful term of school near
town.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.y Back went to
Ricketts, Saturday to spend Sunday in
the julius Christensen home.
,Earnie Schmidt was unable to be
at work in the Schultz pharmacy last
week on account of sickness.
i Walter Carstens visited his sister,
Mrs. Harry L0renzen in Ricketts, last
week.. s&{isst las!lts ~ @s1s--@
Registration day is passed and IS
of the men of military age were found
in Schfeswig. During the afternoon.
the band played several pieces and
did very good. !%3i'
Miss Hattie Hall, of Denison, is
visiting her sisters, Mrs. l.. M. Bassett
ana Mrs: II. ID. Jones' =
Mr.. Mat Jacobsen, of Ida Grove,
came down Saturday for a visit. His
wife has been here helping care for
her mother, Mrs. Hans LOhse. p
Mrs. Hannah Stegeman went to
Omaha Monday. During her absence
Mrs. Rudolph Cristiansen worked at
the telephone Office. sr~.F '5.s-
Mr.. and Mrs. John'Dobbert and child
rem of Robertson, N. OAK, arrived
last week for visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bendixen.
Mr.. Barney Boysen was in Omaha
Monday. S....
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schroeder re-
turned to their home at Lake Park on
Monday, having been here to help Mrs.
Jochim Schroeder celebrate her birth
|daj.
Henry Hennings, Pete Suhr. Asmus
Kluever and John Schutt returned on
Saturday from weeks trip to points
in Dakota.
Miss Hattie, Stegeman' of Denison,
came Saturday for an over Sunday WIS.,
II with her many friends and relatives.
DR.. Conn was called from Ida Grove
on PROFESSIONAL business Sunday.
MRS. John sBerndt and the three
youngest children left for Wayne, Kan
sasi on Friday to spend some time Wis.
iting lherf parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earn!
est Niepen. l}afEl" A""'@
Mrs John Reimers and son, Willfe,'
and Mrs. Will Stegeman and daughter,
MISS Hattie" were entertained in the
Henry Schumann home near Ida Grove
Sunday. @"1t% .p'@
L. III. Bassett came down from his
work at Climbing Hill for an over
Sunday visit with his wife and sons.
Mr., and Mrs. Mat Grill and family
OF Denison, spent Sunday here in the
John Carstens home.
Mr.. John Claussen went to Hornick
Sunday to get his car which he had
to leave last Sunday on account of
mud and rain.
Mrs. Hans Jesse passed away at her