The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-13
CUPID GETS BUSY
AT SCHLESWIG
Miss Frieda Schroeder Becomes the
Stride OF Mr.. viii J. Evers on
"Wednesday Last.
the sLiEsMAE-LINkE WEDDING
Mr.. Ntiitian 1liesman and Miss Minnie
Linkes Unitsd IN Marriage at Four
O'Clock last Wednesday .,

&$IW80 at r TleuelS parsonage ny LIlc
Rev. w. r. Wetzeler at $3.50 Wednes-
day in the presence of the groom's
brother, Otto Evers, and his wife.
18th Of these young people are we'll
Known in and around Schleswig, as
10th were born and reared here and
Are very popular with everyone. The
/hride is the daughter of Jurgen
fSchroeder and is a lady well fitted to
1a-~be the helpmate of Mr.. Evers, who is
the youngest son of Mrs. Carl Evers.
He is the popular clerk in StOlten
berg's store. Immediately after the
ceremony the young people drove to
Denfsonand from there went to Cedar
Rapids and other points for few
days trip and will then live in the
Schutt house in Schleswig. We wish
to join with the friends in extending
our, congratulations to the happy
young couple. -.,.. rtt,.,
The other wedding was that of VIM:
n Bliesman and Miss, Minnie Linke, per
q formed by Rev.. Ed Firnhaber at I'M
hi div afternoon in the presence of a
&large company of friends and relatives
Al Miss Bertha Schultz played the
wedding march the bride and groom,
with their attendants, Misses Marie
y Linke and Amanda Boysen and Her
man Bliesman and Max Linke, march.
I ed to the altar, where the words were
spoken to pronounce the young couple
man and wife, the ring ceremony be-
Ing used. The brides dress was of
white silk messaline and she carried
bouquet of pink roses. Immediate.
after the ceremony the wedding
3arty went to the home Of the bride
where q wedding supper was served.
! The bride is the charming young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Linke
and has by her pleasing ways won a
\ host of friends. The groom is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bliesman
Of DenIs0n, and is a progressive young
ynun1 people will make their home on
the farm Of the groom's father which |
thelk groom has rented. Everyone joins |
Gin( Wishing them the best of luck in
Biz welded life.
Another dray line has been started |
\ here and is owned by Henry F. Brock |
man who expects to do all kinds of |
drsying and hauling.
ElmAr Watson was unable to be at
work a0sennfatyO last week as he was
! .1..n1d ITO the house with the grippe. !
4. golph Mohr acted as substitute. !
tlMr. and Mrs. F. N. Olry, of Denison;
ltere calling on Schleswig relatives |
& 3unday.
Carl Rademacker returned to his
home at Pierce, Neb., Monday after |;
spending few days with his daugh. /
ter. Mrs. Geo. Iversen.
Mrs. Ennis ]. Stoltenberg, of Ona |
I Va. arrived Monday to spend a week |
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
Lorenzen.
Louie Moeller was in Omaha last |
week having some dental work done.
Mr. and Mrs Emil Book and daugh- |
ter. Zanet, returned Tuesday from
-Axoca, where they had attended the
gQl9en wedding anniversary of Mrs.
B0bck's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lahl.
Aug. Wulf returned from Chicago
Tuesday a very sick man. He and his
4 son had been to Chicago to market
some hogs and when on the return
trip near Clinton Mr.. Wulf began to
4 complain of being ill and at Clinton
N physician was called but as he came
\ nearer home he grew worse, and by
the time he reached Wall Lake; was
unconscious and had to be taken from
the train on a stretcher. A physician
from here went to Wall Lake to &C
company him home. He is noWiat his
@hQxAe, where the trouble was found to
10 klOucy POISONING.
X Henry Paulsen returned from Den
On Friday, where he had been visit
ai n his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. HeprX,I
IN Paulsen. 81
Che Red Cross branch here sent lbutsl
ankther, shipment Wednesday, MGh
consisted of 3 sweaters, 5 scarfs, 1G
III pairs Of socks, pair of mittens and
l two, dozen pairs Of pajamas, full
y suits.
III. M. Kolls, of Bloomfield, Neb., was
here last week visiting in the l.. A.
/ Hollander home.
Mrs August Paulsen was hostess
Ito the gLarkin club on Wednesday and
sSss very pleasant time was spent by all
ssls. resent.
Mrs. Paul Jepsen entertained the
W b q. r.. club on Friday afternoon. the
lime being spent with needlework and
visiting. The hostess served refresh
I ments ut the close of the afternoon.
Mrs. Hans Iversen entertained the
| Jolly 500 club on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Chris LaFrentz won first prize
and Mrs. Knut Fredericksen received
the BOBBY prize. j. E, = al. 1885,.
Miss Lille Mohr entertained sever
d Of her friends Tuesday evening in
honor of her birthday. The evening
was spent with games and music with
!; refreshments served at the close.
A surprise party was given Mrs M.
Nv. Maxey on Thursday evening as
farewell to her before leaving for her
new home in Denison. The ladies
brought refreshments with them which
were served during the evening. They
xnve Mrs. Maxey a souvenir spoon as
/! II remembrance.
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