The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-13

evening IOr a snort dance
after chautauqua.
Chas. Bartells and family, John
kruse and family. John Meeves. Gus
tav Owens and VIII Wadrick of Ute
were guests at the Herman Stockfletll
home last Sunday. rs
VIM. Boettger and family drove ov
er from Denison last Sunday for Wis
it at the Henry and Jochim Rickert
homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Baker and chill.
dren of Kiron, visited his brother, Al.
bert and family last Sunday.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs Dick
Engelking was a scene of happy
gathering of the children and grand.
children last Sunday, all being pres.
ent but one. The out of town guests
were: Dick Engleking and family, of
Charter Oak, and Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Carr and children, of Danbury. In the
afternoon four of the children were
baptized by Rev. w. r. Wetzeler.
Walter Rickert has again taken up
work at the depot. Cyrenius Schmidt
departed for Omaha where he will en-
deavor to find something he likes bet.
ter.
Mrs. Ingwert Hollander withstood
her operation well at the St. Joseph
Hospital last Wednesday in Omaha,
and is recovering although suffering
some pain. Mr.. Hollander remained
to be with her constantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Beschel drove
down from Aurelia last Saturday for
an over Sunday visit with their
daughter, Mrs. w. r. Wetzeler and
family.
Theo. Lohse began his duties at the
Albert Schultz hardware store last
Monday. the position he occupied be-
fore going to war. 1.2
Miss Lille HOlander arrived last
Thursday from Omaha where she. has
been nursing in the st, Joseph hos
pital and she is spending her two
weeks vacation with her father, L..
A. Hollander and other relatives,
Mrs. X. c. Iverson. of Charter Oak,
was an over Sunday guest OF her
sons, Hans and George, having visited
her son, Chris at Storm Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lehman and Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Lehman autoed over
from Denison Thursday evening, visit
ing friends and attending chautauqua
Dr. and Mrs. w. H. Schultz and son,
Shirley and Mr.. and Mrs. Jurgen
Krohnke autoed to the eastern part
of the state in the formers car for a
visit in Clinton and other eastern
points.
VIM. Schmidt has been appointed
day marshal and Henry Buck contin-
ues as night marshal. The city has
had considerable trouble lately and
this means has been taken to curb all
fast driving in the city limits.
Aug. Schultz, ST., reached his 18th
birthday last Friday and his children
gathered to help him have a pleasant
day. A six O'Clock dinner was served
at the Hugo Wiegand home. u
Herman Koerner traded his 100 acre
farm in Soldier township to Will Blu
man for $23S per acre. In the ex.
change Herman secured Mr.. Buman's
20 acres in Morgan, valued at $3.50 per
acre. |
Henry Boysen and family visited at
Ida Grove last Sunday.
Chas Jurgensen and Herman
Schmidt were county seat, visitors on
IT. ~Ea r.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johannsen. Jr..
returned from Rochester, Mimi, last
where Mrs. Jo.rannsen has
taken treatments, which greatly bene-
Fited her. 5 III
Ben Naeve, who is in the navy.
writes that he has been transferred
10 this side and expects to make a
rip to Panama before his final dis
charge.
Herman Schultz, Jr., returned home |
asst Wednesday from Camp Dodge, |
where he received his final discharge.
He had been overseas most Of the
line he was in the service and is look
ng fine. Last Sunday a family re-
lnion was held at his fathers home
n Hanover township in honor of his
'eturn. .
Miss Alice Miner, the nurse who
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