The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-16
SCHlESWIG ITEMS
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Mrs. Albert Schultz entertained tn
M. G.. R. club at her home Friday al
ternoon. ..i
Miss Emma Berendes left Wednes
day for her home in Calome, S. d., OF
months vacation. ,-..-. .,.5 . o.
u Mrs. Honas Carstens entertained
crowd of ladies in honor of Mrs. ,Aul
Rickert prior to her departure TO
the west about the last of the month.
A DR.. Jones returned from his Soutl
Dakota trip Friday and left Sunda!
for points in Wyoming and will return
with his wife and children in two
weeks. "'' ".''
Busch Frahm returned Friday from
his trip to Sioux Falls, where he visit
ed with his sister, Mrs. Paul Staple
ton.
Albert Stoltenberg and family de
parted for Lake Okoboji Sunday to be
gone about two weeks.
Mrs. Simon Kruse celebrated he1
birthday Thursday by asking in a
number of her friends.
Mrs. Hy Boysen Miss Letha and
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nielsen and daugh
ter, Amelia, autoe1 to Denison Wednes
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andersen and children
left Wednesday evening for Wiscon'
sin and points in North Dakota for a
5 months visit with relatives.
Walter Schultz spent the past week
visiting at FIT. Dodge. @e
Mr.. and Mrs., John tEhler. and Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Mas and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Petersen spent several days at
Lake Okoboji. -
John Spain, R., w. Christensen, AND
HsA. Klotz and families returned Last
Saturday from a weeks outing at Lake
Okoboji .l1s' lityjs V
Miss Anna Buesing, of Denison, ar.
rived "Wednesday iand is spending a
week at the John and Jurgen SPAIN
homesy 100000. r-,,.,~>r,.r.,.e -
Or and Mrs. w. H. Schultz and Mr.
and Mrs. Jurgen Krohnke were Maple.
ton visitors Sunday.
A Sunday school picnic of the Fried.
ems church will be held at the Nick
Naeve farm next Sunday. Services
will be held at 1920 and basket din
Eer is planned. There will be pro-
gram by the Sunday school pupils in
the afternoon and other amusements.
A new pump has been installed at
the pumping station, thus insuring a
constant flow of water. The old pump
was beyond repair and it was deemed
necessary to be on time with the new
one before the city suffered from lack
of water.
Henry Macentum has purchased an
electric light plant and hot air fur
mace and expects to have as modern
a country home as is found in any
city. a
~ Miss Theresa Rohwer left last Sun
day for Ida Grove, where she will
spend the week visiting relatives.
Miss M Andersen returned last
Saturday from Omaha, where she had
spent some time taking course in
X-ray work.
Hugo Petersen, of Ipswich, S. d.,
arrived here last Friday and will visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Broder
Petersen.
Misses Barbara and Harriet Brech-
waldS Of Ida Grove, arrived last Sun
day for visit with their uncle, Theo.
Rohwer, and family.
William JOchlmS, VINO attended the
funeral Of his son-in-law, Adolph Mill
er, at ,Des Moines, returned home last
Tuesday. ..s
Fred Wiebers purchased the pool
hall building from Julius Peters last
Tuesday.
John Holtorf was at Hornick last
week selling, the Schultz stock food,
Walter WetZeler accompanied him
and spent a day with his brother, Her
bert.
Alfred Rohwer was greeting friends
here Wednesday and has now fully re-
covered from his accident. He is very
grateful to the people here who came
to his assistance so readily.
Fred Braase and daughter, Miss Ber-
tina. OF Mitchell, S. d. arrived Friday.
Miss Bertha witl remain here and help