The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-27

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concert, band has been secured for the
two days. Ball games will be staged
both days. Balloon races are a main
Gorgeous fireworks will
be displayed the last night, amounting
to $1,000. Soldiers parade the first
day, an address by Hon. Carl f.. Kuehn-
lie and an auto parade the, second day.
School will start sSspte bhsr, LIST with
best Of cherss engaged and promise
to be the best school year held yet All
new. teachers have been secured as
High school principal Clifford
Vance, Qskaleosa; Miss sReptie Hone
finger TaylorVille, Ill; Miss Helen
Gorton, Springfield, Mo; first and sec
ond grades, Hazel Beals, Otto; third
and fourth, Ethel Beals, Otto: fifth and
sixth, Emogene WEIGH, Denison;. sew
enth and eighth, Hazel Lanser, Du-
buque.: The board is trying to secure
another high school teacher so as to
make the high school an accredited
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Albert Schultz and Rev.. Firnhaber
left last Tuesday for. Klinger TO attend
the4 conference Of the lutheran church
Julius Brasse- last week traded some
land near. Arion for the Palace thea,
tersand took immediate possession.
Miss Dora Nielsen and Paul Urban,
Of Ida Grove. were married at. thespaT
sonage: here Saturday by; Rev. w. r.
AVetzeler. The, groom was recently
from the army and return
ed home. They will reside, in Ida
Grove for~the present and next spring
will move ortess a farm. I. :,. a. Z; Il
Miss Martha Woock and Mr.. Talk
ington, of j. Chicago, but formerly, of
Manning, were married at Galya last
Friday and LETT satnrdaygfor their new
home III q
Aug, Rickert returned from Omaha
Saturday and reports that his wife
will be. able to return home in a few
days. III 's q 7. = 5:3 .55'.7
!, Matt Koernerr met with. an auto &C
cident Saturday which might have
proven serious. In attempting to pass
tie oil wagon his car went inathe ditch
bruising his arm and face. +
Theo. Wunderlich last week sold the
Jepsen property he recently purchased
to Emil Bielenberg, of near Ida Grove,
for $500. Mr. Wundelich contem-
plates moving to Denison, having sold
his.tfarm this summer. sy ,$t
Will iDeinking and family, of Ida
Grove, spent. Sunday here with hrs
brothers, Fred and Charles, and his
mother, Mrs. Henry Reinking. They
expect to leave for California in a few
days. Mr.. Reinking's health has been
rather poor of late and he will spend
the winter there.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Riessen
last Saturday, a baby girl.
Otto Holiander had the misfortune
to fall from a telephone pole while out
in the country working and as re
suit is about on crutches, having hurt
his ankle in the fall. 4. g
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Boysen and chill.
dren, Harry and Miss Alvena and
Helma,s of. Clinton, arrived per auto
and are visiting at. the Herman Boy.
sen and Peter Kruger homes They
expect to stop at Atlantic on their re.
turn trip.
Dr. Schultz has been laid up with
an infection in his hand caused by a
blister. He has had it lanced several
times.
Hugo Reimer returned home Thurs.
day, having recently returned from
overseas, and has received his final
He has been in the army
OF occunation and is one or the last
ones to- return home. He is looking
fine.
Mrs. Blunktand two daughters, Ed.
ma and Alice, OF Chicago, visited here
the past week with her mother, Mrs.
John Rathje, and other relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs, Julius Rohwer came
over from Denisop where they spent
several days, visiting her folks, Mr..
and Mrs. Vim. Ratll. They recently
returned from Rochester where Julius
an operation. He is feel
ing ane, although weak, and is able
to BID about. y75E,.ss IS
Z Mrs. Herman Krohnke and Mrs. C.
Yollersen, Of Battle. Creek. departed
for Long Reach for a visit with their
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul .Yoss. Mr..
Voss' health has been rather poor Of
late.
Andrew and Ebbe Hollander and
wives are visiting relatives at; Osmond,
Neb., this week.
Mrs. Emma Peters and Herbert,
who recently returned from Hawaii,
are visiting at Bridgewater, s: D., this
week. Oh "a
w. A. Bischel and children, Kermit
and Cleone, of, Oelwein, and William
Dabe and family, of Monee, ILL.,, were
guests here last Monday of Rev. an6
Mrs. w. r. Wetzeler.
Peter G. Hollander and John Boil
the funeral of Cecil Hecht
IN Denison last Monday,
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