The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
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Mrs. Oliver Edgington, of Franklin
Grove, H., came Monday for an ex
tended visit with her daughter. Mrs
Harry Walker and Mrs G. p. Baker
also, with relatives in Mapleton, ant
Sioux City. Sac AZ .,-r.. ...... ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Johannsen re
turned home Monday. after enjoying 6
short visit at the home of the lady's
mother, Mrs. Jochims,- who lives II
Schleswig. ''-''@ 80
Emil Hanneman was business call
err at the McGrath home. Monday.
... Mrs. Oscar Huttendorf came from
her home near Denison one. day. last
week for an extended visit in the pa
rental, August Hesse, home. g
Misses Ellen, Henrietta and Loretta
Murphy were entertained at the J.. C
York home Sunday evening". s...-.,t
Mrs. Leo Streck enjoyed a visit from
her sister and family Of Mapleton the
first Of the week, 4. Szsgef. i-@ag"i
Miss. Dolly! Kennedy was an over
Sunday visitor in the home of her sis
ter, Mrs D. c. Hamilton. .y.
Jim Palmer and daughter, Miss Lois,
and the latter's girl friend came down
from Ida Grove Friday evening for a
week end visit in the home of the for
mer's sister, Mrs. j.. G. York "
Mrs. j. P. Murphy visited at the G.
P.iBaker home. Wednesday, a.
Miss Lillian: Johannsen went to
Battle Creek Wednesday for an ex-
tended visit with her aunt. II
Henry Reinckei received a, telegram
from his brother, Moritz, Monday say
ing he had just landed in New York
and asafevling fine. He had, been in;
France since April and was quite
seriously wounded in October. He had
been in hospital ever since and no
doubt will be kept in hospital here
for some time before he is given; his
discharge Moritz's friends will sure
ly4welcome him home. /,
John Johannsen attended the Hamp-
shire sale in Danbury Monday. ..,'
Mrs. Miller; and little folks, of Sc.
attic. Wash, who have spent the past
week or ten days in the home of her
aunt, Mrs. J.,C. York. left Saturday to
visit relatives near Ute.
Miss Henrietta Murphy spent Thurs
day evening at the Leo Streck home.
Miss Agnes McGrath was a week
end visitor in the home of her uncle,
Jas. McGrath. 49,
Arthur Clingenpeel came up from
Ute Thursday to visit in the York
home few days. He just returned
from France a few days before, hav-
ing spent the past eight months in the
army He feels quite disappointed to
think he did not get into the big fight
but an attack of the flu was all that
prevented him from being there. His
regiment was only in active service a
few days before the signing Of the ar
mistice. ....
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Johannsen and
little. folks were Sunday guests in the
home Of the lady's brother, John Else.
Fred Knopp purchased an auto truck
in Charter Oak Saturday. s. g..
j. G. York had car of hay shipped
to Charter Oak last week. He sold
part of it to some of his neighbors and
the remainder he hauled out Friday
and Saturday, having six neighbor
teams to help.
Fred Knopp held hog sale at the
Copp livery barn in the Oak Saturday
that drew large crowd. He sold thir-
ty head OF hogs at an average of $14O
per head. s,..;,y gr, w,
Glen, the little two year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Johannsen, fell
Sunday and cut a cash in his forehead
that required the services of doctor.
Otto Baak and Albert Langholdt at
tended the Max Mas sale Friday.
Miss Ellen Murphy spent Wednes-
day evening at the Baker home.