The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-07-31
WORK TRAIN HITS
AUTOMOBILE
Crossing Accident at Schleswis on
Thursday Results in Serious injury
% Mr.. and Mrs. John Jensen.

Crossing Accident at SchlesWig on
Thursday Results in Serious Injury
"a Mr., and Mrs. John Jensen.
both RECEIVE BROKEN BONES
Garnet Naeve, Riding in the Car,
Escapes Injury-Two Physicians
and Nurse in Attendance.
SCTILESWIG, July 3O-Special-
"A very sad accident happened here
Thursday night about 700 O'Clock,
when Mr.. and Mrs. John Jensen and
their granddaughter, Garnet Naeve
were starting for the Jake Jensen
home south of town. AS they speeded
up their auto, so as to cross the rail-
road crossing, work train approached
from the west and hit them as they
got to the crossing. The car was
thrown up in the air, and over against
the fence, and upset, throwing the
occupants out, with Mr.. Jensen partly
under the car, receiving broken arm
and leg, also fractured skull and sew
eral small injuries. Mrs. Jensen also
had an arm and leg broken and had
internal injuries and is in a very pre-
carious condition. Little Garnet Naeve
escaped without an injury but was
badly frightened. The train was
stopped as soon as possible, and soon
large crowd had gathered with both
DR.. Jones and DR.. Schultz assisting in
every way. The patients were remov-
ed to their home, where the injuries
were cared for, and trained nurse
called who now has them in charge.
Schleswig will hold chautaqua
again this year, lasting three days, on
August 25th, 26th and 9th. 1t will be
4 held on the school house grounds with
the same prices as last year, the seas
on tickets being $3.50 for adults and
$1.OO for children. Many interesting
programs are to be given.
Dan Payton, who has been here Work
ing on the Chris Lafrentz home, left
Tuesday for St. Louis, where he will
spend some time visiting.
Another land deal was made recent
" in which Herman Stockfleth, OF this
place, traded his farm west of Ute to
Ed SPAIN, of Ute. The farm was val
ued at $4,000. Mr.. Stockfeth received
q Schleswig residence valued at $4,000
In the deal.
The first baby girl arrived at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. John Hansen on
Tuesday evening.
Don Jahns spent the past week with
his parents at Titonic. He was one OF
the young men called from here to go
to Camp Gordon.
b "A. H. Stoltenberg was business
caller in Denison Wednesday. 49,
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Watson and
children were callers in Kiron Thurs
day evening. Miss Della Paulsen &C
companied them.
Hattie Reinking, Selma Bendix-
On and Helma Lafrentz and Will lwens
\ and Otto sSchwenn autoed to Denison
! Tuesday evening toaattend chautauqua'
Misses Lille Mohr and Dora Back
haus attended the dance in Denison
Thursday evening. ..... ....g:s,. p
Emil Peters and Ernie Schmidt were
I business callers in Denison Wednes-
\ day. -, :,
MI. and Mrs. Chas. Warehouse and
4 daughter returned to Pisgah the first
& OF the week after a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Hans Muller.
Mrs. Fred SPAIN spent few days
the first of the week visiting with the
( Ed SPAIN family at Ute.
Mrs, Emma Hollander and children
Z Phyllis and Phillip, came from Spencer
Friday to spend a few days visiting
N relatives.
Hugo Klotz left on Tuesday with
three other young men from this coun
ty for a training school in the south.
Master Shirley Schultz is spending
4 the week with relatives at Manning.
Barney Boysen and Chris Lafrenti
went to Sioux City Monday and return
ed driving a Paige cabriOlet for Bar
ney.
Henry Backhaus and sister, Mis-!
Dora, went to Ames Friday to see thei
brother. Richard, before he leaves thu
training school there.
Miss Evelyn Carstens spent tn
past week visiting at the home of he
aunt, Mrs. Pete Johannsen, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Stoltenberg ant
daughters, Helen and Dorothy, ant
Z Mrs. Will Evers went to Onawa OF
Thursday to see Mr.. and Mrs. Hnn1
Il Stoltenberg. Ennis was one of tn
young men in the draft from there.
Or. H. D. Jones and Elmer Watson
went to Denison Friday where DR.
Jones served on the examination
board.
Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Schmidt of Ne
leigh, Nebr., came Wednesday for
two weeks stay with his mother, Mrs
Marie Schmidt, and other relatives
Elmer Watson is enjoying fifteel
days vacation from his duties as car
rier on route two. His wife is acting
as substitute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bielenberg ant
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hanneman wer'
county seat visitors Thursday.
Misses Edna Ehlers and LaVern'
q Schmidt attended the dance in DEM
a son Thursday night and also remained
until Friday morning to see the boy
of for Camp Gordon.
Miss Ruth Naeve went to Bronson
Saturday for an indefinite stay at tn
home of her brother, Robert.
August Paulsen went to Des Moine
Tuesday evening to attend to SOM
\ business matters.
Mic Naeve was in Omaha Thursda!
ON business.
Miss Clara Schultz returned Wed
nesday from Hampton where she hat