The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18

SCHLESyvIG ITEMS
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while working with the threshing crew
The accident happened while threshint
out at the Eddie Struck farm. Mr.. Ia
bel was standing on a wheel of a grair
wagon and in some manner he Slipped
In falling he caught his foot in the
wheel OF the wagon breaking the bone
in his ankle. At the present writing
he is getting along fine.
On Saturday August 14th, the 16Stl
Infantry band gave concert both aft
ernoon and evening. The band was
composed of 81 musicians and soyoists
and Franklin. Fox noted baritone solo
list accompanied them. The streets
We're crowded with people in the eve
ming and the girls were busy tagging
q every one. After the concert in the
evening, the band went to the opera
house and played for dance which
was attended by large crowd.
Last Monday Ernest Dahms closed
deal for the sale of his residence pro.
perty to Ehler & Petersen for $5,O00.00.
e Mr.. Dahms intends to erect a new home
on his lots in the south part of town
next spring.
w. w Ferguson was over from Den
ison last Tuesday taking pictures at
the Johannsen golden wedding celebra-
ton.
Miss Emma Rickert is taking her va
cation this week from her duties as
: clerk at the Behmann store.
August Paulsen and family of Deni-
son, were guests here Sunday ut the
a AdOlph Hansen home,
n Miss Mildred Wetzeler returned home
last week from Sioux City, where she
has been attending summer school at
Morningside college. The first of next
month she will leave for Hospers, Ia,
where she has taken a position as a
teacher in the consolidated public
school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jurgensen and
daughter, Louise and Miss Emma Rick
ert were down to Omaha Friday. They
returned home in the evening.
INF Mr., and Mrs. John Bendixen and
Miss Ella Ernst returned home Friday
from Omaha where they purchased a
line of fall goods for the Bendixen &
Evers store.
Misses Meta and Amanda BoyseN
went to Battle Creek last week to visit
at the home Of their sister, Mrs. Ernest
Hargens. On Sunday they left for an
outing at Storm Lake.
y The Misses Helna and Irene La
frentz and Edna Rainier spent a few
days at Omaha last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mohr and family
and Nick Naeye and family all spent
Sunday at Lakewood park.
Andrew Hansen and family of Dan
bury We're Schleswig visitors Sunday
at the Hannes Carstens home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Johannsen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannes JOchimS drove
up to Sutherland Sunday for visit
with their daughter and sister, Mrs. Ed
d Willert and family.
ia Miss Eta Petersen and friend, Miss
Graves who have been visiting here a
few weeks, returned Saturday to Mar
shalltown where they will again take
up their work as nurses.
Rudolph Schumahn left Sunday for
a week q vacation trip to South Dakota
and eastern Iowa, visiting with his
many friends. Ben Boysen will carry
mail on route two during his absence.
Carl Stuckenburg left last Monday
for Lake Okoboji where he will spend
few days. From there he will go to
Waterloo to visit a week with his broth
Mr.. and Mrs Ingwert Hollander
went to Omaha last Monday to spend
week visiting with friends.
Mrs. Louie Rathje and children left
yesterday for a few weeks visit with
relatives and friends at Bloomfield,
Neb.
Born to Rev. and Mrs. Ed Firnhaber,
on Tuesday, August 10th, nice baby
girl. Mother and child are doing fine.
John Boil is taking his two weeks
vacation from the Commercial Bank,
and is visiting his aunt, Mrs. August
Rcinking and family at Papillion, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knud Friedrichsen and
Mr.. and Mrs. August Kastner left last
Friday for visit with friends in Min,
neSota. t
Fred Flick and family left Thursday
for visit with relatives at Wosey,
s. Oak Ernest Dahnls is taking his
place at tho light plant during his alb
sence.
Mrs. Theodore Rohwer and children
and Mrs. Joe Schlimgen returned home
last Sunday from a weeks outing at
Lake Okoboji.
John Hollander and family and Jul
ius Petersen and family drove over to-
Battle Creek last Sunday for a visit
with friends.
i Miss Lille Hollander who is a nurse
at Omaha is spending her vacation at
the home Of her father, Lawrence Elol-
lander and other relatives.
Peter Mohr observed his birthday on
Sunday by entertaining large num-
Der Of his relatives and friends.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Mas Mr.. and
Mrs. Aleck Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Petersen, Misses Selma Bendixen' and
Loretta Schmidt, Ed Ehler and Henry
Petersen all drove to the other side OF
Boyer last Sunday and enjoyed pic
nic dinner near the Boyer river.
Mrs. Fred AIohr and daughter, Ma
linda. spent Friday at Omaha.
Clifford RiclSert observed his birth
day anniversary Tuesday by entertain
ing several of his friends.
Herbert Wetzeer came down from
sHornick Thursday to spend a few days
with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. r.
Wetzeler.
Cornelius Paulsen and fari::..jyf and
Miss Edna Wiegand returned home
from Pipestone, Mimi, where they
spent few days visiting relatives.
# Mr.. and Mrs. John Lorenzcn, Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Petersen and Matt Lor-
enzen were in Battle Creek Tuesday,
attending the funeral of relative.
John Bruggen and family drove ov
err to Denison Sunday for a visit with
Johns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Broder
Bruggen.
Mrs. w. III. Schultz and son, Shirley,
returned home Tuesday from a weeks |
visit at Sioux City with Mrs. Schutz's
sister, Mrs. Paul Jepsen and family.
Madam Hartman, of New York. con-
tralto of the AIilano sextet. the head
liner of the Midland Chautauqua sys-
tenn this year, was killed at Sac City
last Monday week, the same day she
was scheduled to appear at Ida Grove.
The accident happened when she and
her husband were on their way to break