The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-12-18
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u The Frank Pacholke family, wht
W have been suffering with the flu, arr
Il, now able to be up and around again.
Miss Verna Voss, who is teaching
at Onawa, has returned home, the
schools there being closed on accoun,
OF the flu.
Gerald Kelley is again able to at
tend school after his recent siege o.
"a the flu
Miss flslma Strathman returned tc
cher home Thursday after spending
several days at the julius Hagge home
north Of town.
Mesdalhes Faye and Adolph schoen
jain visited with friends at Carroll
Isl Wednesday.
Emil Mau left Monday for Chicago
to visit his brother, Hans.
Election Of officers OF the M. w. a.
was he'd Monday evening and the
result was as follows: John H. Kruse.
", CT; H. G. Book, w. A.; H. j.
ss MOeller, banker; Ludwig Siegner,
clerk; VIM Pacholke escort; Arlo
Buck. Waterman; Irwin Lyons, sent
L ~: C. "A. Boock, manager for a term
s0f three years.
The sale OF Julius Hagge was well
i attended Tuesday and everything sold
\ at good price.
III is reported that John Steinhauer,
Sr.. Of Arcadia, has been very Ill the
past week, but his condition at pres
ent Is improving.
Leroy Dohse has returned home
from his visit i'll Clinton county.
Otto Wilken has returned home
from the hospital at Carroll. His con-
ditiOn remains the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hansman were
made happy Thursday upon receipt Of
d letter from their son, Henry, who is
In France. The last letter they had
received was about the middle of Oc-
tOber and needless to say they had
become very much concerned before
I receiving this last letter which was
4 written since the signing of the ar
\ mistice. Henry stated that he was
\ enjoying the best of health and was
With Fred Schoenjahn, his cousin. He
had also seen Otto PachOlke who is
4 from here
John Hagge spent Thursday at the
] lake liking up his cottage for the win
4 ter. II IS
MRS. r. H. Dohse and niece, Viola
I Sieyers, were visitors at Carroll Fri
day.
Emil Martins, OF Jefferson Barracks
TO- arrived here Friday for q visit
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ralph Hannah Is suffering an
attack Of influenza. at present.
ertus Eyers, who has been sta
4 Toned at Camp Macarthur, Tex, has
been hon0rably discharged and arriv-
"a here Thursday morning.
Miss Malinda Jensen was a DenisOn
visitor Friday.
Mrs, Ernest Massman was at Car
M0ll on business Friday.
Mrs. Alfred Kasperson and son,
North, and Mrs. Hans Wilkens were
Visiting; at the August Wilken home
in Denison Friday.
Otto Wllkens and family nave NOV
ed into the w. N. Walters residence.
III w. Payne was at Denison Friday
on business. 3s III I3
The Overseas Military quartet rem
Z dered an excellent program at the OPP
era house last Friday evening. The
Il program consisted OF a lecture of ac-s
II ttiaf experience in the trenches and
4 several selections were also rendered
4 ~ the band
Frank Scheldorf, who was serious
w injured in an auto accident several
weeks ago. was able to be down town
n with the aid Of crut ches Friday.
Mrs. Walter Bornhoft has been very
III with the influenza.
Miss Hilda Rickers is assisting Mrs.
Steve Jams with the house work.
IL newspaper reports are true Earl
\ M0eller will be home shortly. He be-
v longs to the Gath division and this
I division has been ordered home
Misses Erilia Kelly and Theresa
4 Nickelsen are expected home from
Cedar Falls Thursday to spend the
b Christmas vacation.
h Harry Strathman left Friday for
West Point, KY, after ten days Wis
4 It with his parents and friends.
August Wilken, of Denison, spent
4 several days the past week with his
/ boys on the farm.
Martin Dobler has moved into the
I Ed DObler residence north OF town re-
( Gently vacated by Frank Dobler.
Little Leonard Schoessler expert
Z eneed quite an accident the past week
when one OF the silO doors fell upon
{ his head and rendered him uncon-
sCious.
The pupils of the public school will
enjoy a vacation from the Goth to the
. 29th or this month No one expected
tthis as the schools had been closed
u 88Sr the flu for almost month.
It has been rumored that Ernest
6iegner will quit carrying the mail
on route one some time about the
middle OF December.
Herman Pacholke, who is /. in the
army and stationed at Valparaiso, Ind.
arrived here Saturday afternoon for
j Syisit with relatives and friends.
Hans " ilkens was at Rochester the
latter part of the week attending to
hlsiness matters.
Miss Irene Dohse has been on the
sick list the past few days. Her many
friends are pleased to hear that her
Illness Is not of serious nature.
ss Mrs Lena Evers celebrated her
birthday Tuesday amidst large cir
Gle Of friends.
"a report was circulated some time
ago that Henry Kruse had been killed
Ia France. People were made glad
tie past week upon receipt OF several
sstter from him, written since the
,rmistice was signed.s Several such
A,ports have been circulated abouti