The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-06
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On Tuesday morning telegram was
received here by Mat Lorenzen which
stated that Mrs. John Nicholson, wife
Of our former postmaster, had passed
away at q hospital in Sioux City, where
she underwent an operation that later
resulted in death. The funeral ser
vices were held at the. home near Lu-
ton and she was, laid to rest in Climb
ing Hill cemetery. Rev. w. r. Wet
zeler, OF this place. conducted the fun
eral services. All friends here ex-
tend their sympathy to Mr.. Nicholson
and his children in the loss Of a be-
loved wife and mother. I. -.
+ M. w. Maxey handed in his resig-
nation as pharmacist in the Boysen
drug store here last week and left for
Denison Wednesday, where he has
accepted a position in the Lamborn
drug store at an increase in salary.
He will move his family there as soon
as they can secure a house. Although
everyone regrets seeing this estimable
family leave Schleswig all wish them
the best of success in their new
home.
Hans Mahlstedt has rented the
Mohr hotel from the owner, Mr.. VOL
lendorf, of Illinois, and. took posses
sion March 1st. Mr.. Mahlstedt has re-
tanned Mrs. Hinton as cook and will
keep the business in as fine shape as
it has been before.
Carl Mohr and family moved into
the house recently owned by Henry
Bielenberg and Mr.. Bielenberg and
family have moved onto their farm.
Miss Lucy MOltmann went to Battle
Creek last week to spend some time
visiting her sister, Mrs. Mundt.
Miss Hannah Stegemann spent, the
past week in Denison visiting with
relatives and friends. z "'r'iSE v.
Measles have come to Schleswig and
several are at home entertaining them.
At present they seem to be- among
the young people. No one seems to be
very sick as they only last a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Baak went to
Charter, Oak and Ricketts, Saturday
for few days visit with relatives.
Mrs. w: H. Schultz returned Tues.
day from Spencer. accompanied by her
nephew, Philip Hollander, who will
visit in the Schultz home.
The fire department was called out
to help put out fire at the Mohr
garage about O'Clock Saturday morn.
ing. The fire didn't get much head.
way. s.. - go
The pupils OF the public school gave
very nice patriotic program at the
opera house Friday evening, which
was attended by large crowd who
enjoyed every part given. The fol-
lowing program was given:
Song-"America.'
Song, BUSY Little Nurses and Brave
Soldier Boys. First Grade.
Reading, Entertaining Sisters
Beau.-Vernet Schmidt.
Minuet Dance-First and Second
Grades.
Songs, my Dolly" "Lullaby."-
Third Grade Girls.
Song. ~. 8. "A. Forever."-High
School Grammar Boys. -.
Flag Drill-Fourth, Fifth, Sixth
Grade, 20 pupils.
Song, $50 Long Mother."-Four
Boys. - 2.S.ls ...s,.'.,..2 ...
Reading. "Lincoln's Gettysburg Ad-
dress" Arthur Schroeder.
Song, Soft Music is Stealing
Fourth and Fifth Grades.
Paper, "Hawkeye."-Emmett Rob-
wer.
Boy Scout Drill. ...,
Il Reading. But Then."-Gilbert Kast-.
ner. 81,
Song. Loves Golden Dream is
Past."-Four High School Girls.
! Song, Keep the Home Fire Burn
ing."-Ten Girls.
! Reading, The Railroad Crossing"
Schroeder.
Song, THE Star Spangled Banner"
BY All. H.,
Miss Theckla Hollander went to
Clinton Friday to attend the funeral
Of a cousin. 81
Mrs. Fritz Witt went to Denison last
week to visit friends and relatives.
Dr.. H. D. Jones was called to Ida
Grove Saturday by the sickness Of DR..
Conn, who passed away the same day.
T.. X. Burch and daughter, Miss
Helen. were up from Denison Sunday
to visit his daughter, Mrs. A. H.
Stoltenberg, and family.
On Saturday when John Ehlers was
at the stock yards doing some work
the team he was driving became
frightened by the train and ran up
through town and down to the Aug
Rickert corner: One Of the horses
fell and sbroke its leg SO badly it had
to be- killed. The buggy was badly
damaged ALSO. but the other horse was
not hurt muck 1t was lucky for Mr..
Ehlers that he was not in the rig at
the time.& II $S%5'$st.. o-z~
Albert Naeve, of Bronson, is visit
ing here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Naeve, and other rela-
tives.
John Rosburg, of Osmond, Neb., ar
rived last week for q visit with his
relatives in the :Stegemann homes.
Miss Rosa Paulsen returned from
Ute last week after visiting with her
sister for some time.
Albert Stoltenberg, east of town,
was called to Clinton the latter part
Of the week by the death of his cous-
In.
Miss Frieda Schroeder returned on
Wednesday from visit with her cous-
in, Mrs. Ennis Stoltenberg, at Onawa.
Barney Boysen and Chris Lafrentz
went to Denison Monday and from
there to Omaha to attend the auto
show. -. -'''
Ludolph Mohr acted as substitute
On rural route one last week as Will
1wens was on the sick list, victim
of the measles.
Theo. Rohwer was a business visit
or in Ida Grove last Tuesday.
Among those who went to StratfOrd