The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-23

auto for an oyer Sunday visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Granban.
h Minehart Petersen returned home
1.-THE last sof the week from Camp Dodge
where he received his discharge He
recently returned from overseas, He
lis looking fine. r..4
| Miss Marie Rath of Denison and
MIR. julius A. iRohwer were married
at the ST. Rose Tof' Lima, parsonage
at Denison Wednesday morning at
1920 in the presence Of immediate
relatives, by Rev. Father Farrelly
The attendants were Miss Hilda
Rath and John ,Rohwer: A bounteous
wedding dinner ywas@ served, lat the
brides home. InF4the evening they
departed for Omaha and other west.
Tern places on their honeymoon trip.
They will reside in the house vacated
Fly Gus Rickert. s&.-,+ ~ 81 n
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Johannsen Of
Denison visited friends here Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Peters returned with them
for visit, at the Julius Schroeder
Mrs. Fred Kadoch of Denison, spent
Hast week with her mother, Mrs. Hy.
|'Stockfeth and other relatives A.. a,
r Cyrennius Schmidt received his
discharge from the Great Lakes Nav
al Training station and has sreturned
home. He has made several trips
across and has been in all parts of
the Atlantic, He is undecided as to
the work that he will take up at pres
ent, but Is satisfied to be home again.
Mrs. w. H. Schultz and son., Shir-
ley and Mrs. Paul Jepsen and Nadine
are spending two weeks at. Lake Oko-
boji Judy IBeemann taking them UP
in Schultz's car. d. .!.-f@,si:;, n =
Mrs Albert Schultz entertained the
&C. c. G. club at her home Friday aft
ernoon. +-it} @:j$, ss
| Henry Brockmann has accepted a
position as clerk in the H. w.
Schmidt general store, he having re-
Gently returned from kiron where he
assisted in the lumber yard HI ! Ii
john Jacobsen finally received word
that his son, Private John Jacobsen
was dead. .4JOfiff i Jacobsen was born
Dec. 9, 1884. .in:s Finn county,. Iowa,
and laters 4 lived. ina Wood bury county
and, SchlesWig. He left ins thosaraft
OF May Ijf191S, and was sent: I'd Camp
Dodge in Co. G, 3s9th Inf.,of thel9Gth
Division. ter he was sent to Camp
Travis, Texas and CampfaM errittyaN
j., and June 1stS last year, he was
sent acros4sHis training was of short
duration and heswas soon ordered 70
the front. Ills company took part In
the big offensivel Of last September
and he was severely wounded, dying
on the way tosthet hospital= Sept. rs,
1918. Heswas asmember sof the Erie
denis. church llefeif being eeiirmed
under Rev Emil Hansen. He Is sur
viVed BY his father step mother, and
four sisters, namely Katherine Custer
of. Midway; Joe Reimer, Of IS.
Dakota; Mrs, Henry Rehse, of Ida
Grove; ana Mrs. carl T. Steffen, of
White Lake, s.. Oak. one brother,
Peter Jacobsen, of Schleswig and sew
erel step-brothers and sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs John Braase have
been notified that the body of their
son. Henry will be- sent home soon
from France. Henry contracted the
flu last afallswaiile going over and he.
died ON, board sshfp before reaching
there I" He was baffed IN Francs. The
governor has given TIL parents the
privilege Of hsvsiig tie remains sent
JOHN ,lioltorf Ind Mrs. Fred Witt
-autoed To Rock Rapid IA. fora visit,
in sthe VIM: IS ksaid u homs.s MISS Ia
Verne andEL La Rue sshnfidts who have
beer visiting mere the past MONTH
expect to return with them. II
Schleswig was visited by a big dust
storm Sunday evenings and fora time
it was very severe hut, finally blew
over without any rain to settle II. & i
3, The Mission Festival OF the Luther
an church in Grant township Sunday
was largely attended. Two services
were held the morning service by
Rev. F. Brauer, of Magnolia. and the
afternoon service by.Rev. A. Mueller,
of Carroll. Y i t5a< .fss=s a=4sE i,
Chic Perkins was here In the inter:
est Of organizing home, taleht play,
and at the business meeting last
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