The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-17


This is his last year in the institu'
| ton.
Walter Schultz and Albert Siege.
mann departed last Tuesday for Hot
Springs, and other points in South
Dakota for two weeks vacation.
The Misses Clara and Martha Eb.
ert who have been visiting their cou-
sin, Mrs. Gus Hollander, and other
relatives, departed for their home in
Omaha last Thursday. .a
! Walter Mats chinsky, who has been
visiting at the DR.. Schultz home for
the past two weeks returned to his
home in Chicago.
Otto Schwenn and Nick Timsen are
enjoying a trip into Minnesota the
past week.
Chas. Schmidt and son left for
Blunt, IS. Oak, last Tuesday for a
visit with friends and to look after
his land interests there.
Otto Bruggen is assisting his broth
err in the Candy Kitchen.
Mrs. Jochim Schroeder spent last
week at Bloomfield, Neb., where she
visited her daughter While there
she had the misfortune to slip while
going down stairs, wrenching her
back quite badly, from which she has
not fully, recovered.
Fred Kastner's little son was taken
to the hospital in Omaha and EXAM
ined for appendicitis. His parents,
and Mrs. Reisdorf accompanied him.
Herman Andersen and wife, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Andersen de-
parted last Tuesday by auto for Min
nesota where they will visit Bonnie
Andersen and family. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hansen of Den
ison, visited at the Hans Jurgens
home last Sunday. ...:a ..s.... :,
Nick Vollersen is mayor, pro tenn
during the absence of Mayor Schultz
who is on his wedding trip east.
Mayor A. E. Schultz and bride left
tSunday evening for Chicago, Milwau-
kee and other eastern points, to be
gone several weeks, ...
| Last week, Station Agent ALI F.
Bothman purchas ed the property in
which he lives from John Johannsen.
Houses are at premium and this is
one of the solutions of the rent prob.
lem.
Honas Lorenzen purchased the John
Schutt residence next to his place.
Roy Naeve left Saturday evening
for visit with relatives at Clinton.
Miss Alvena Kroeger returned to
Davenport last Friday to again take
up her nurses training there after
a vacation here.
Martin Schultz and family, spent
last Saturday and Sunday at Fort
Dodge visiting at the Frank Weiss
home.
Miss Hale and Miss Andersen who
have been guests at the B. S. Andre
sen home for week, returned to
their home in Davenport. -,,,5
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Baak spent the
past week in Ricketts, with the julius
christensen family. 1t is reported
Mrs. christensen underwent seri.
GUS operation but is recovering.
Mrs. Carl Onken and baby of, Wal.
than, Mimi, visited several weeks
here with friends and took III our
home oming. -, l,.,.,y
John Rostermund and family and
Harry Rostermund and family Of
Manning, were Sunday visitors at the
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Aug. D. Paulsen spent Sunday on
his farm near Gushing, making ar.
rangements for renting it next year.
Miss Esther Peters returned to her
home at Kingsley after pleasant
visit with Miss Harriet Reinking.
| Mrs. John Lorenzen entertained
, the C. c. c. club at her pleasant
home Frida yafternoon.
Chas. Tamm and son, Clarence,
drove to Yuma, Colo, last week to
look over their land interests there.
{ DR.. w. H. Schultz and wife and
Hugo Wiegand and family, drove to
Ida Grove Monday to help Mrs. Aug.
| Wiegand celebrate her birthday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Studemeier of
| Pipestone, Mimi, drove down last
week for visit at the Henry Macen.
tum home and other relatives near
Ida Grove.
Miss Anna Stegemann is spending
her two weeks vacation at Holstein,
Remsen, and Sioux City. ,
Jurgen Peters and wife, and. VIM.
Steuben and wife drove over from
Hartley last Saturday for visit at
the VIM. Jochim home.
Paul and Walter Firnhaber return
ed last FRIDAY to Seward, Nebr., to
take up their college work. 49,.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Ehler returned
from their trip to South Dakota,
where they visited relatives, and
friends for a week.
Mrs. Lena Wittenberg came over
from Ida Grove to help us celebrate
and also to visit her daughter, Mrs
Henry Macentum.
Mrs. AL Lynn of the Commercial
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