The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-08-28
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Schroeder and
son, Arthur, and daughter, Helen
were in Denison Wednesday calling
on friends and attending the old set
tiers picnic. ... H.
Mrs. Albert Kusch and children
were in Ute the past week visiting
in the Franz Kellar home. :,
Mrs. Louie Frahm took quite SICK
on Thursday and Is now under the
care of Miss Anderson, trained
nurse from Omaha.
W. H. Laub and A. C. Weeks were
here from Denison Wednesday look
ing after some business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. August D. Paulsen
and daughter, Ramona, spent Monday
evening at the Glen Young home near
Ida Grove. Their daughter, Viola,
who had spent the past two weeks at
the Young home, returned with them.
Mrs. Fred Braase, of Mitchell, S. D.,
came last week for visit with Grand
ma 'Braase and August and Jonn
Braase. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert H. Stoltenberg
and daughters went to Lake WOOD
park Thursday to enjoy a few days
outing.
Misses Harriet Reinking and La
Morn Reinking were in Denison Sat
urday afternoon on pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Watson ana
children went to Denison Wednesday
to attend the old settlers picnic. Mr..
Watson returned in the evening, Dut
Mrs. Watson and the children remain.
ed for longer visit at the home or
his mother, Mrs. A. G.. Weeks.
Miss Theresa RohWer entertainer
one of her college chums, Miss Mill
ME Griffin, of Shenandoah, who came
last week and remained for several
days in the Rohwer home.
Miss Ruth Naeve is home from Bron
son for visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Naeve.
DR.. and Mrs. H. d. Jones and chill
dren went to Lake View last week to
spend few days, but the doctor was
only there a short time when he was
called home again. He went back to
the lake Sunday to remain with MS
family until their return.
Mrs. Earl Rhinehart went to Oma.
ia last WC0h " oROAV q ~ N"SS 1900
relatives and friends.
Seventeen car loads OF stock were
shipped out of Schleswig Saturday
evening.
Several land deals were made in
and around Schleswig during the past
few days, one being when Frank
Jansen sold his five acres of land
which had been used as a ball d1a-
mond to Herman Stockf1eth, of Ute,
for S639 an acre. Then Mr.. Jansen
bought 10 acers Of Rudolph Bumann,
who lives miles north Of town, at
$3.50 an acre. Another deal was made
when Paul Erickson purchased ~
acres of land from H. A. Holman, OF
Denison, at $575 an acre. The next
deal was when Julius Peters sold his
farm of so acres, located southeast OF
town, for $152 an acre. Paul Even,
of Ipswich, S. D., bought this land. All
of these deals were made through the
Ehler-Petersen real estate agency of
this place. Another deal was when
Herman Rusch bought 100 acres OF
land from Carl Backhaus,a paying $lS5
and acre. And still another real
estate deal of Importance was when
Aug D. Paulsen traded the opera
house here to Cornelius Paulsen, OF
Mapleton, as part payment on his farm
of 100 acres. @ ",As
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Rohwer and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Tamm were in Denison
Wednesday to attend the old settlers
picnic. ri
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug d. Paulsen and
daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paul
sen and baby, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Ernst and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Louie Reimers went to Denison last
Thursday to visit in the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter H. Paul.
sen. While there Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
sen, with their three sons and two
daughters called at the Ferguson STU
do to have picture taken of the
family.
The school bell will ring again on
Monday, September I'd, after the sum
mer vacation, and the school will. be
better situated than before as, the new
addition is entirely finished now ana
has everything up to the standard.
The school board purchased the re-
auired apparatus to make the hlgn
school rank with any in the state ana
Schleswig should be proud of her
school and be ready and willing to
lend hand to help in the school work
for an education is the hest thing a
parent can give child. The teachers
for the coming year are: Primary
Miss Muree Ehlers, of Minden; inter-
mediate, Miss Eloise Brown, OF STAT
ler; second room, Miss Josephine
|Pruehs, of Charter Oak; grammar
Miss Maude Dauchy, of Van Horn; 40
nestle science, Miss Esther Johnson
of Chicago;l superintendent, Henry
Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen ana
children spent Sunday at the county
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hansen.
Mrs. Anna Schwenn visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Schmidt, near
lHerring last week.
Miss Bula Hover has returned from
Denison, where she spent the summer
vacation with her parents, to resume
|her school duties in the school hve
miles west of town.
Hugo Petersen returned from a
camp in California Saturday, as ne
Twas physically unfit for service. ne
will remain here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Broder Petersen.
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