The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-03-19
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Julius G. Bumann was born June 30,
1S47 and died at his home here Fri
day Feb. 20, 1919, after a lingering
illness which many thought was not
serious. On March 81, 1875, he was
united in marriage to Miss Friederika
Pulitzer and continued to make their
home on farm in Crawford county
until 1907, when they moved to town
to enjoy their declining years. Mrs.
Bumann is seriously i'll. and was un-
able to attend the funeral. Five chill
dren survive him, William, of Schles-
wig, Rudolph of !, Battle. Creek, and
Adolph, of Morgan township, two
daughters, Emma and Minnie at home.
Three brothers survive him, Louis, of
this place. 4 Henry of Denison; and
Jochim of Osmond, Nebr. The funeral
Services were held Tuesday afternoon
at the Frieden's church by Rev. w. R.
WetZeler. &
Raymond Jacob Boil, youngest son
of Mrs. Carl Boil was born in Schles-
wig, Nov. 10, 1900, and died Sunday
morning, March 2, 1919, after a weeks
illness with the flu, and pneumonia.
He was a graduate of our public school
of 1917. AT the time of his death, he
was filling his brothers place at the
Commercial Bank until his return. He
was confirmed at the Frieden's church
in 1916, and became an active member
in the church. He leaves one brother,
John in France, his grandmother, Mrs.
Jacob Petersen, and his grief stricken
mother to mourn his loss. Open air
services were held at the home by
Rev. w. r. Wetzeler.
Mrs. Emil A. Book entertained the
NJ G. r. club at her home Friday af.
ternoon. n-
Mrs. John Evers very ably enter.
tanned the Ladies' Aid of the Fried.
EMS church at her home Thursday af.
ternoon. E.2r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hy Naeve received
word that their son, Roy, had arrived
safely at New York from overseas
and expect him home soon after his
discharge. 4,sEz
sCyrenus Schmidt arrived home last
Sunday morning from New York on q
months furlough. He is still with the
U. S. army in the Radio division. Al
present he is helping out at the Com
mercial Bank until the place vacated
by the death of Raymond Boil can be
filledt , n IL, 49,. ...
Ingwert Hollander has taken quite
seriously i'll at his home but Is i'm
proving daily, although unable to be
out yet. g..
Schleswig has two new route men
|Bernhardt BOysen on route one, anC
Elmer Jurgen on route two, made va
cant by the Iwens Bros, who will
work on farms the coming year.
Martin Runge came up from Denisor
last Saturday to visit his brother, AL
fred who is assisting here at the de
pot They both went to Ricketts, fol
an over Sunday visit with their par
ents. -'4
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Reinking and
daughter of Papillion, Nebr., attended
the funeral. of their nephew, Raymond
Boil Wednesday last.
Mrs Julius Schmidt, and Mrs. Hans
Mahlstedt who have both been serious
| ly i'll and under the care of trained
nurses, are both improving and will
soon be completely recovered.
Miss Hertha 'Rathje is improving
from her serious case of the flu, and
will soon be able to go home for rest
Cornelius Paulsen and family OF
Mapleton, moved into the John Berndt
house and are now getting settled in
their new location.
Max Paulsen has rented the opera
house from his brother, Cornelius, and
will run the same this year. 1t is his
aim to have a first class, up to date
hall, the strictest of order, and first
4 class pictures at all times.
| There are three carloads of ice or
the tracks and it is hoped we may ge,
more before the ice breaks up. 1t was
shipped in from Wall Lake to Ehler
Petersen Co., who have taken over the
lice business this season. -, q
Otto Teut and Adolph Jahde of near
Charter Oak, were business visitors
here "Wednesday. ,4,, .,.a. ID. s-.....,- =. i,
| Miss Ida Schmadke left Monday fol
Holstein where she will visit week
with her sister.
! Mrs, Ben Witt and son, left Mon