The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-11
SCHLESWIG ITEMS

Mrs. Eldred Larson of kiron spen
few days near here visiting her par
, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Benedict.
: Mr.. julius Krohnke was business
caller in Battle Creek Wednesday.
: Miss Theresa Rohwer left Friday
: for Cedar Falls where she will teach
the following year.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Reinking of Ida
Grove, were here visiting their rela
| tives Friday.
; Eddie Paulsen of Denison was III
: here Wednesday evening calling on
: friends.
Misses Linda label and Eta Peter
sen and Broder Petersen, Jr., were
/. |Denison callers Thursday.
A. H. Stoltenberg and family went
to Arion Friday to attend the fair.
: Miss NJ Anderson who has been
here the past few weeks went to
Omaha to spend few days.
Miss Della Paulson of Denison ar
rived Saturday to begin her school
duties in District No. 8, Morgan town
; ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Krohnke were
called to Danbury on Friday by the
serious illness of her mother, Mrs.
IVOkmann. who is making her home
with H. Y. Volkmann.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred .Jochims came
last week from California to be with
their daughter, Mrs. August Rickert,
who has been seriously i'll.
Walter, Oscar and Paul Firnhaber
left last week for Seward, Nebr.A
where they will attend college the
looming year.
Miss Helen Rohwer is at Clinton,
where she is attending Mt St. Clair
Academy.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry 1wens made an
auto trip to Denison Saturday.
Mr.. Chas. Reinking was in Omaha
last week buying sheep.
Ed Ehler went to Denison Saturday
to meet his father, Mr.. John Ehler,
who had spent few days in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Gustav Rickert and
children moved here Tuesday from
Ricketts, so that their son and daugh-
ter could attend the Schleswig schools.
They are living in the house vacated
by the Albert Baker family, who
moved into their own home in the
Naeve addition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lorenzen and
daughter, Florence, of Ricketts, were
week end visitors in the Mat LorenZen
and Honas Carstens homes
The bank formerly known as the
German Bank of SchlesWig, has chang
ed it's name to the Commercial Bank.
This change was made in compliance
with the request from the National
Council of Defense that all public in
stitutions change their German
names.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schultz and
daughter, Mamie and Nellie and son,
Roy, were in Denison on Thursday.
Second Lieutenant Rusch, who has
been at Camp Cody, N. NJ was grant.
ed ten days furlough before going
to his new station at Camp Macarthur
Texas. He spent the time here visit
ing his many relatives.
A farewell surprise party was given
Mrs. John Berndt Friday evening by
the ladies of the G. G. c club and the
500" club and a few of her other
friends, before the Berndts leave for
Denver to make their home. The
ladies met at Schultz's Pharmacy and
went in a body to the Berndt home,
where they caught Mrs. Berndt unpre-
|pared for such crowd but soon all
we're busily engaged in playing 500
with Mrs Emil Baak receiving first
prize and Mrs Honas Lorenzen the
"booby'' prize at the close of the eve
nings game. At ten o'clock ice-cream
and cake were served and then the
guests presented Mrs. Berndt with a
piece Of cut glass as remembrance
from her many friends, then the
1oGS hot, lI,ic h "
her the best of luck in her new home.
A family dinner was given at the
home Of Mrs. Carl Evers Tuesday in
honor of her son, Will j., who was
called to the colors Thursday. Those
lin the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Honas
Hoist and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Hamann and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Evers and Mr. and Mrs. Will j.
Evers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brasse entertain
ed several of their relatives and
friends on Wednesday evening in hon
or of their son, John. A good time
was reported by all those present.
Mrs. A. G. Schultz entertained the
ladies of the M. C. r. club on Friday
Afternoon. the ladies' passing their time
with needle work.
The ladies of the Frieden's church
Imet with Mrs. |. N. Vollersen Thurs
|day afternoon.
Miss Hanah Stegemann returned on
Friday from a ten days trip to the
eastern part of Iowa.
Ed Reimers was a business visitor
in IDenison Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Reinking is visiting in
Ida Grove with her son, Will and fam
lily.
A secret service agent from Harlan
was in Schleswig transacting business
Saturday.
The Geo. Sweet company have been
giving shows here for the past four
nights and have been putting on good
plays every night to a crowded house.
This is the fifth year that the Sweet
Company have put in an appearance
lin Schleswig and always receive 9
warm welcome.
Albert Stegemann and sister, Miss