The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-04

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Eer1t moving r-dny. gErnestis p0cks
s}i0ved 'insths Emma ,Peseras residence
Au9. Slender moving into. tbs, hOuse
Vacated by Mr.. 4 sBo0ck. having ftpNs,
Edhased this same Of him, last efali, ss,,ss..
A1beft Il Stoltenberg moved into akl
|l50a1e' tOuslat 6fs Mr. HaasAAt md 3rnest
4eKialG Aabs rented sthes Jehn 1lpahe
ldeilce vacated by M. St0ltsnRayx,
\ . Mi. and Ms1sRaMf .Iepeen lhaves bfpk.
on ssup; tasc.seE eping md ills onstde-
part for Sioux City. ~ isiSs sSt,ss &, M
Mr.. and Mr.. Emil Bielenberg NOV
ed into the Paul Jepsent residence Mon
day. having purchased the same some
time ago. Geo. Iversen moved into the
old LudOlph Mohr home last week.
Hans Mahlstadt has purchased the
Honas Carstena hotel and Furnishing
consideration $4,000. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
stems viii retire from the hotel bust.
ness by March 1st. It Ii understood Mr..
Mahlstadt will run the hotel AND keep
IT going in the same aarstS class manner
as In the past. vi II
A prenuptial shower was given at the
home Of Mrs. Theo Ernst In honor of
the Misses Elizabeth and Hertha
whose weddings will take place this
EIffosftlf. The girls WeRol each presented
With fnantel.. clocks Whichss show the
esteem In which they are gleld in the
(cOiAidunity. There were about forty
flve present and all enjoyed delicious
luncheon, IL 4 sissssi,
There win be a leap year dance. given
February 9Th, and invitations have
been issued for the 1ame. This prom
beg t0tbe quite social event. the girls
taking all the responsibility and will do
things up in first class shape,
Aug Wulf took active possession of
the MOhr & Baker garage last week.
He has retained Frank Davis as me-
chanic.
Fred Wiebers has opened his garage
for business He has leased the repair
department to Andrew Ling and Lu-
dolph Mohr, who will take care Of that
end Of the business.
Honas Boettger has returned from
Kansas City where he was called by
the serious Illness of his son, Otto, who
was attending the auto school there.
Mr.. Boettger was taken Ill with the flu
and pneumonia set in and for a while
was in a critical. condition, but at this
writing has passed the crisis and is on
the road to recovery.
Mrs. Trina Boettger celebrated her
birthday Sunday by inviting in her
neighbors and relatives,
Mrs. Hans Marth entertained the
Ladies' Aid of Emmanuel church last
Thursday afternoon "A good crowd was
present at the gathering. 49, i
Mrs. Knud F'redericksen was hostess
to the O. @. c. club at her home Friday
afternoon. b h
Mrs. Aug Stender,I who has been on
the sick list the past two weeks, is i'm
proving and will soon be able to be up
and around.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Rehmde attend
ed the wedding of her sister at Wood
bury last Wednesday and remained for
a few, days visit with other relatives
and friends.
s Mrs. John SPAIN spent last Tuesday
in Denison.
Ed Reimer and Will Evers were Den
ison callers Tuesday.
Hans Peter Hub left Monday for
Bloomfield, Neb., for a couple of weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. p. T.. Christian.
sen, Thursday, January 22d, a girl
John Fredericksen and wife attended
the wedding Of her brother at Boyer last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Brodersen,. Of
Clinton county, visited a few days at
the DIR. Schultz last week.
Miss Hazel LanSer, the grammar
grade teacher, has been Ill few days
and Miss Edna Ehler substituted for
her.
Theo. Lohse, John Boil and A. H.
StOltenberg attended a meeting Of the
Masonic lodge at Dentson Friday eve
ming. 81