The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-14
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The following obituary is COPIED
from the Pettibone Spectator, North
Dakota
~ Miss Madeline Switzer was born
May rs, 1S49 and departed this life or
Jan. Is, 1917, age 81 years, months
and % days.
She was married to Fred Gigax iI
France, Sept, "a, 1874 and they came
direct to Chicago where. they resided
Mntili1S7Ss when they moved to Craw
ford !. county. where they lived until
1908 when they moved on a farm near
Pettfbone N D., where they have
since resided. She is survived by her
4 husband, of this place, three children,
Mrs Marie Iseminger, and George
Gigax of Pcttibone and F. w. Gigax,
4 of Rockford, ILL.,, besides large mum
Der of relatives and friends. impress,
sive funeral services were held in the
Congregational church last Friday, the
( Rev. Hogle officiating, after which she
was laid to rest in the local cemetery.
Otto Waite held sale last week
and will soon move has family here
Ito live: Tuesday evening number
}of their friends gathered at their home
NJ give them farewell send off. There
RJIere eighty people present and the
! evening was spent in dancing and
social enjoyment.
Mrs. Lizzie Slater was Manila Wis.
itor Tuesday. She went to visit the
dentist. -
s The masquerade dance Wednesday
evening in the hall here was well at
tended from all the small towns ada
lcent and was a Financial success.
Emil Wiese as Uncle Sam was rated
the best masquerader. .r isz. '1,'s'''.
Henry Miller is visiting friends at
West Side ~ ..i M II.
The Kensington club met at Nellie
Sullivan's and had fine social time,
and especially enjoyed evening up an
old score with the members. Tho fine
supper was equal to all other occasions
and was done justice to-
Foster L. Hahn is visiting in Denison.
Mrs S. J. Rieff and family were
called to Carroll Thursday to attend
the funeral of his mother who died at
her home there after weeks illness.
She was not considered dangerously
i'll and her death came as a great
shock to her son. He has the SYM
patty of all in his bereavement.
Mrs. Paul Weatherby went to Sioux
City Friday to remain over Sunday.
Mr.. J. P. WEIGH has been attending
court for few days in suit for
rent due him on his farm last year. He
won the case.
Thomas McGinn was called to Deni-
son on law suit, which was decided
in his favor after which he came to
Buck Grove and remained from Friday
until Sunday afternoon, visiting with
his old friends. Mr.. McGinn lived here
good many years and has many good
friends who are glad to see him and
welcome him back whenever he choos-
es to come He now lives in Council
Bluffs, and says his family all like it
very much. tt;
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Burman are the
hapnv parents Of q ten-Dound girl
NDOrn Friday, February 9Th. Mother
and babe doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bohm visited
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Boyer near
Denison from Thursday until Friday.
They were celebrating Mrs. Boger's
birthday.
There is move being made to buy
the old Methodist church back, which
looks we'll for that enterprising de-
nomination. The price of the building
is $500 of which $500 was raised in one
day. This is worthy object and it is
hoped the desires Of those interested
may be fulfilled. The church Is situat-
ed on one of the most desirable lots
in town and it seems too bad to see
It occupied by a building not in use.
Word has reached here of the death
of Andrew Miller at Hettinger, N. D.
Jan. 10, 1917. He was a section fore.
man here for a number of years and
still had many friends who will regret
to hear of his death.
Richard Wiese received painful
wound Saturday while shOeing horse.
The animal jumped in such a way as
to catch an unclenched nail in Mr..
Wiese's finger, laying it open to the
bone. The services of a doctor were
required and after dressing it is get
ting along nicely.
The roller skating rink has material
lied and now the young folks have
some place to go for amusement which
with movies twice week, makes our
town quite lively. s'|4S
S. J. Ruff and family returned Satur.
day evening from Carroll. s%
Mr.. George Bornstedt has been quite
i'll with an attack Of pleurisy at the
home of Mrs, Jasper Hahn where he
and his family have been visiting for
q couple of weeks. He and family ex-
pect to move to Dalton, Nebr., as soon
as he is well enough their household |
goods being there already.
4 So far there has been no clamor to |
have Ambassador Bernstein given spe- |
cial protection when he goes home !
with his passports. i
Don't spend money for circulars,
many of which will be thrown by boys |
Into front yard shrubbery, when news |
paper advertising will remain on the |