The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-20
NEWS OF WEST SIDE

NEWS OF WEST SIDE |
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Fred HERE is reported much better
and able to be out again.
A new county bridge has been put in
in the south part of town.
Mrs. G. A. Jones visited Carroll
Thursday on shopping tour.
A. Bovard is in the northern part OF
the state looking after some business
matters.
The Misses Paine of Vail were up
and spent day among their many
friends.
Albert Kelley of Arcadia was down
Saturday and assisted in taking care of
the barber shop.
Willis Carter is back again from his
western trip and seems to be we'll
pleased with Iowa.
We are informed that Mrs A. b. Gait
has been quite sick since she returned
to her home in Denver, Colo.
The social at Mr.. Whites Wednes-
day evening was very enjoyable af-
fair to those who were present.
Operator j. Hall has been on the sick
list for a day or two; he is working
again, though somewhat indisposed.
Albert Dannatt came home on No. 3
Wednesday. He had been out of town
attending to some business matters.
Thos. Carter has again taken up the
study of telegraphy and general rail
road business under Station Agent
jenkins.
Dan Considine was up Sunday and
spent few hours with friends; he re-
turned to Denison on No. 8 in the at
ternoon.
Peter Sievers, Ernest Spotswood and
Marvin Peters of the benson Normal
school came home to spend the Sabbath
with their parents.
Sam Blackman has heen assisting
Mr.. HERE little on the Journal, the
latter not being able to give it very
close attention on account of sickness.
Engineer John Hall is getting right
to the front since he moved to Boone;
he is now in the passenger train service
and passed through Sunday on the fast
mail.
Be sure you attend the Christmas en-
tertainment at the M. E. church. The
children of the Sunday school will rem
der an appropriate program and you
will be welcome.
Frank Coffman returned to Omaha
on No. IL Wednesday morning. Mrs.
Coffman is still here assisting her
mother, Mrs. Clement, to get things in
shape so she can leave them.
DR.. Lewis of Sioux City returned
home on No. Monday noon. West
Side people will long remember him
and his able sermons. and hope to have
him call again at some future day.
We were more than pleased with the
Christmas number of the REVIEW last
week. Of all the good things it con-
tanned none was better than the edi-
torial of the departed Editor, j. F.
Meyers.
The neighbors of West Side camp
| No. 1891 assembled on Tuesday night
10 elect officers for the ensuing year.
Everybody seemed well satisfied with
tile old officers, and with one OF two ex-
captions they were all reelected for
another year.
Our schools closed Friday for the
usual holiday vacation. In the lower
rooms the teachers had arranged an
appropriate program and remembered
| the little folks with good things, and
they in turn remembered their teachers
with tokens of love and esteem.
4 Girls j ohnson has moved his jewelry
shop into the place formerly occupied
by Matt Goldqeck. This will make a
very convenient place for him. Mr.
johnson expects to carry complete
assortment of goods in his line. Be
Fsure you go and see him, he will be
] settled in day or two
GOODRICH GOSSIP.