The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-01-31
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spent. A number came with masks
and the judges, Mic Naeve, Fred Mohr
Charles Jorgensen and, Fred Petersen
had good task set before them in or
der to award the prizes to the differ
ent ones but finally decided on the
following: Miss Lena Boyer, best lady
dressed as Liberty received SO; Mr..
Carl Hamann, as best man, received
So; Mrs Adolph Hansen as comic lady
and Fred Fredericksen as clinic man
each received So. The Misses Anna
and Edna kastner and Misses Tena
and Hattie Stegeman received a dol
lar each, being group of four dress.
ed as Dutch Ladies. After the un-
masking at IL o'clock, everyone pre-
sent enjoyed the music and dancing
until nearly daybreak The Denison
Orchestra furnished the music.
Miss Amelia Henkel, of Berne and
Mr. Frederick Gosch, of Odebolt were
united in marriage on Wednesday at
Friedens church by Rev. w. r. Wetzel-
er. The young couple were attended
by w. S. Schneider and Miss Minnie
Henkel. The bridal pair will make
their home on farm near Berne.
A few friends spent Saturday after
noon at the August Paulsen home and
also enjoyed a fine supper prepared
by Mrs. Paulsen in honor of her hus-
bands birthday. Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Schwenn, of near Denison, were here
for the occasion.
The Women's club met with Mrs.
Henry Anderson Wednesday afternoon
and enjoyed a few hours visiting and
fancy work.
Mrs. NJ. w. Maxey recently enter
tanned at Japanese party in honor
of the teachers and few other ladies
who all came dressed as little girls.
The house was nicely decorated with
Japanese decorations and all kinds OF
Japanese stunts were indulged in and
at the close a dainty luncheon was
served by the hostess and the guests
eating with chop sticks. At late
hour all departed for their homes
voting Mrs. Maxey an ideal entertainer
Mrs. John Berndt was hostess on
Tuesday afternoon to the members of
the Jolly 500 club. Mrs. Peter Hol-
lander and Mrs. c. D. LaFrentz were
the prize winners
Mrs. Henry Buck entertained the
F. H. club on Friday afternoon.
Several Of tie friends of Miss Tina
Stegeman gathered at her home on
Sunday. evening in honor of her birth
lia Is nice iaffeiiucii :
the close Of the evening II ssssss /;
I Mr.. and Mrss J,slilis - III eE'
tanned a Few gAntl6
wives. the frst sot the weekk The I1sr:
played cards while the sladies spent
the time visiting. III s. Fl j. i
Mr.. Wilkanss and Clarence Cham
herlain, of Denison, were seen on the
Schleswig9 streets Saturday. s s,sss % Il
Henry Petersen was;a business visit
or in Ute the first. OF the week.
The Misses Edna and Anna Kast-
ner, Of Holstein, are here visiting in
the Stegeman home.
After visit here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Witt, Mrs. Paul
Wilson, and two children, have re-
turned to their home at Chicago.
Mr.. Dietrich Johannsen spent the
past week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Onken at Waltham, MINI.
Z Mrs. Herbert Beerman and baby. of
Lawton, Mrs. Paul Wingier, Miss Gla-
lys Girard and Mr.. Arthur Girard, of
arrived Saturday for a visit
with their brother, Fred Girard.
Miss Lena Boyer came home from
Denisbn Saturday where she has been
working.
Mr.. John Claussen went to Sioux
City on Tuesday to attend grain
dealers convention.
Mrs. Ed Butler sold the City Cafe
fixtures and stock to Albert Schultz,
owner of the building in which it is
situated and Ed christensen and Bert
Thompson have leased the building
and fixtures and will continue to run
The cafe as soon as few repairs on
he building are completed.
. Ed SPAIN, of Soldier, was here last
week visiting his parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Jurgen SPAIN.
Mr.. John Ehlers was business Wis
tor in Omaha Tuesday.
Mrs. Peter Petersen, of Ricketts,,
vas here Saturday calling on friends.
Fred D. ,Reinking was in Nebraska
and Denver. Colorado last week, he
attended live stock show there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Zobel are the
proud parents Of a ten pound girl,
which arrived on January % to bright
IN their home.
Mrs. Mat Jacobsen and Miss Emma
Lage, of Ida Grove were Sunday
guests in the Hans Lohse home.
Mrs w. r. Wetzeler and family are
her brother, Harry Bisch-
el, of Aurelia, who arrived Friday,
The little son Of Mr. and Mrs. Jul
us Peters was baptized Sunday by
Rev. Wetzeler and given the name of
Palmer Emil Alfred. sS
Mr.. Hans Lohse's birthday was on
Sunday and as an honor to him all
he children and a few friends gath
cred at his home to- celebrate him and
wish him many more happy birthdays.
Hugo Kellar returned to his duties
It the Denison college Monday.
Mr.. Peter Fl. Paulsen and son. Hen
~ went to Denison Monday morning.
Miss Thelma Willert returned to her
lone at Auburn Monday after visit
lere with relatives and friends
Mic LaFrentz spent Sunday here Wis
ting his parents.
md F. A. Brown. All old neighbors