The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-02-20

INC young COuplc lcAI AOA u "S~"A'N
trip to Davenport and other eastern
points and viii then return to Schies
wig to make their future home on the
Albert label farm.
The bride is the charming daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Jurgenson, Nv
/ Ing southwest Of town and Is known
to, all by her loving ways and IS
true friend Of all. The groom IS the
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ernst OF
Grant township, and is a fine young
farmer, well known to all.
Everyone extends them the best OF
wishes and success in their married
life. H1@- -!
| MIR. August Paulsen was a business
visitor in Omaha on Thursday anu
Friday of last week.:
Mrs. August Baak OF Ricketts, was
here last week to visit in the VIM
Back and Herman Schmidt homes
and also to have some dental work
dDne.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bendixen went
to- Chinook, Montana, on Tuesday to
attend the funeral of her brother, Mr..
Emil Mundt. :,
At the fire meeting Thursday night,
all the usual business was attended to
and ". J. Evers was taken IN as q
new member Of Company No. 2, and
A. G. Hansen was transferred from
Co., 2 to Co. l. -
Mr.. Detlef Peters went to eastern
Iowa Tuesday to make visit with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. Fred Linn was in Sioux City
last week where he bought some hay
which he will have for sale.
NJ. NJ. Bradbury Of Sioux City was
q week end visited here with his
daughter, Mrs. E. H. Watson and Fam
lily. While here. Mr. Bradbury also
looked after his work In the interests
of the Sioux City Journal.
John Jones, of Hurley, N. NJ. who
was called to Ida Grove last week by
the death of his father, spent few
days here with his brother, Dr.. H. D.
Jones. - 60. =,
Albert Eggers has returned to his
home at Andoyer, Ia, after a two
months visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bendixen and
Miss Hattie Bendixen are visiting q
few wholesale houses at Omaha and
Kansas City in the interests of the
Bendixen and Evers store here.
One of the largest sales here Of late
was that held at the Henry Naeve
farm as there was large crowd there
and the proceeds Of the sale reached
SIS, 900. Mr.. Naeve will soon move
his family into town and his son,
Louie. will then move on the place
having recently purchased it.
w. G. Carnes left Wednesday for
Holstein where he will be station agent
for the C. & N: w. He has been here
for the past six years but has now
been promoted to higher place. His
family will leave soon to join him In
their new home Mr.. Carnes is sue
ceeded by Mr.. Pratt. of Moorehead.
Hans Peter Hub went to Stratford,
Wednesday to visit his cousin, Peter
Sinisen who is quite sick.
Mrs. Anna Schwenn went to near
Denison last week for a visit with
her son, Willie. and family.
August Paulsen OF Densson, was
here last week visiting his brother,
Andrew. -.
Miss Emma Berendes has been hav.
ing an attack Of the grip the past week.
John Rohwer who has been enlisted
into the coast defense at Hawaiian Is
lands, came home Monday for = short
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo. ROhwer. He has been transfer
ed to a Virginia camp.
The home talent play, "Won Back.
which was staged here last Tuesday
evening, was attended by very large
crowd who all congratulated the act
ors upon Their success. After the pro.
gram, a lunch consisting OF sandwich.
es, cake and coffee was served at Is
cents q plate, and after this, a jitney
dance was given. The proceeds of the
play will be used for the Red Cross.
On Wednesday night, the ladies OF
the NJ. G. r. club went to the home OF
Mrs. w. c.. Carnes to surprise her
before she left for her new home at