The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-03

fore he changes his mind on it again.
The farm out south that he rented from
MIR. IWens he has turned over to- his
brother, who win fulfill the contract.
| Charley has bought some pedigreed
sows and viii launch out on the sea OF
the purebred stock business. He will
be a Duroc breeder.
The sixth grade girls have organized
club among themselves and last Sat.
urday they met with Mary French. The
week before they had met with Myrtle
Smith. At both of these places they
had been, very well entertained and en-
joyed very pleasant afternoons.
Mrs. LssC. McCracken was, taken to
the hospital in Sioux City last Friday
for expert advice and, treatment. She
returned home Saturday evening, only
to return Monday for a surgical opera
f.tion. She has been a very sick woman
for a couple of weeks and this treat
ment was found to be about the only
feasible means of curing her.
The report that G. p. Hoefer is to
continue to occupy the Marshall house
seems to be very much premature. He
moves to the Stewart house the first of
March and the Marshall house will be
the home Of p. F. Boeck. f
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Hartwig were in
Sioux City last week buying supplies
for the restaurant fountain, as they be-
gin to feel the signs Of spring. J,
DR.. Sharp has located at Ute for the
practice of veterinary medicine. Our
people will tell the Ute people that the
latter have real veterinarian, who I'M
derstands his business and will take
care Of their stock. The doctor was
considered one of the best men at
Camp Dodge, an honor not lightly OBJ
tanned.
DR.. and Mrs. Turner came over from
Denison Sunday to make arrangements
toward getting their things ready for
moving. They have not been able to
secure a house so will store their goods
until they can get one. The doctor
says he has had all he could do since
leaving here, despite the condition of
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H. c. Amstein received another Of
the new fixtures this week-the cash
register for which he bought the little
square show case. lit Is much larger
and more satisfactory than the old
one, s} ,(siy:&it
Carl Hansen died last Saturday at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Chris Uller-
ich, after a sickness of only a few days.
He had been taken with pneumonia dur
ing the week and about 9 o'clock Sat.
urday night the end came. Mr.. Ham
sen was a very old man, so he stood lit.
tie chance when once attacked by such
a sickness. He had passed his SOD
birthday, which Is but a stones throw
from the end at best. Mr.. Hansen had
spent many years in the Charter Oak
community. so he was well known here
In his strength he managed to farm
where Harry Jones lives. Then he re.
tired from the activities of the fields
and turned the farm over to his SON
in.law, Marvin Neddermeyer, who lived
there many years until the farm was
sold a, year ago. For a number of
years his home has been nominally in
the cottage south of the Stark home.
but in fact he has spent most of his
time among his children. The house
was sold this last fall so he has spent
all his time this winter in the countrys
The funeral service was held lin !the
Lutheran church in Charter Oak Tues
day afternoon and interment was I'M
Hanover tcenetery by the side of his
wife. II, l5@g aEae M slifit{fsil