The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-15
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| Mrs. ChaS. Warehouse, nee Edna
Miller, was born May "a, 1889, in Nor
gan township, and died near Maple
ton Jan. 3, 1919, following confinement.
On March 81, 1915, she was married
to Charles Warehouse. They had
just moved onto their farm the week
before and had bright future before
them. She leaves to mourn her two
children and sorrowing husband, her
aged mother and six brothers, Alfred,
of Anthem; Charlie, Willie, George,
Harry and Walter, Of Schleswig, and
four sisters, Alvena, now Mrs. Fred
tStockfleth, of Castana; Emma, now
Mrs. Chas. Kropf, of Boyer; Minnie,
now Mrs. Herman Jansen, and Dora.
now Mrs Henry Hansen, of Schles-
wig. The remains we're brought over
from Mapleton Monday and services
held here from Friedens church by
Rev. Wetzeler. E.
Mr.. and Mrs John Wiedermann are
recovering from the flu, also her moth
| er, Mrs. VIM. Bendixen, who went to
take care of them but later contracted
the disease. .
Mrs. Johannes Jochims is confined
to her home with pneumonia, but is re-
covering.
]. X. Lenhart disposed of his bar
Der shop to Don jams and purchased
the fixtures from julius Andersen and
will open up again in the Krohnke
building.
Mrs. Willie Bumann, nee Augusta
Krohnke, was born in Morgan town.
ship Aug. 20, 1877, and died at her
home here Jan. S, 1919. She had been
i'll for five weeks with influenza and
pneumonia, from which she was un-
able to rally, being unconscious most
of the time toward the last. On Feb.
26, 1900, she was married to Will Blu.
mann and resided on farm near Bat
tie Creek, later moving to Bloomfield,
Neb. In 1910 they moved to Schles-
wig where they made their home. One
son, julius. survives her, besides the
Borrowing husband. One sister, Mat
tie, now Mrs. Will Bielenberg, and one
brother, John Krohnke, Of this place.
IOpen air services were held from the
home Wednesday afternoon by Rev.
Wetzeler. interment being made in the
Morgan township cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kusch mourn the
loss of their baby daughter, born to
them on New Years day. The child
developed a cold and died January
3D..
Professor Williams and family NOV
ed into the house vacated by John
Moeller Thursday.
Mrs. Paul Jepsen entertained the M.
G. r. club Friday after three weeks
forced vacation on account of tine flu.
Tvoi1 n
Jolly 500 club Tuesday.
Jochim Rickert celebrated his 18th
birthday Thursday by having his chill
dren and families spend the day with
him.
Mrs. Augusta Miller entertained the
Aid society of the Friedens church
last Thursday.
Aug Rickert went to Omaha to spend
few days with Mrs. Rickert. If her
condition is such that she can stand
the trip she will return home with
him. .' e..
Miss Alvena Kroeger has resigned
her position in the office Of DR.. Jones
and intends to enter the Mercy hospi-
| tai for three year course in nursing.
Aug and Henry Slender, of Lost
Nation, are spending the week at the
Hy Buck home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredler, of Remsen,
S. D.. came over from Ricketts, Sun.
day for a shot visit at the Herman
Baak home.
Walter Wetzeler returned to his
school duties at the Eden theological
seminary after spending the holidays
with his parents.
Herman Schultz left Thursday for
FIT. Dodge and from there will go to
Sioux City on business.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schultz
on Wednesday evening, baby girl.
Misses Hildegard and Edna VIE
gand entertained a crowd of school
mates at their home Sunday after