The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-06-14
West Side.

West Side.
Mrs Flora Porter is spending the
week with friends in Omaha.
Mrs. S. j. Wagner of D ,nison visited
with friends in West Side over Sunday
Mr.. ]. j. Woolhiser made trip to
Omaha last week, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Smith of Boyer were
guests of Mrs. Anna Dewitt Sunday.
Mrs. r. Truesdell left for Denison
last Monday noon.
Mr.. A. j Wheeler of Dss Moines ar
rived last Saturday for visit with the
family of Fred Book.
Mrs. tsiever's and Mrs. Peter
Sewers drove to Carroll last Teesday.
We hear that Edgar D. Lewis ex
principal of the West Side schools, IL
to be one of the instructors at tie
summer school of the Denison college.
That West Side is to have another
drug store is an established fact Mr..
Pete Sievers Is busy putting in his new
stock of drugs in the Laub brick build
ing which he recently purchased.
Frank and Beatrice Gary, two of
West Sides popular young people re-
turned this week from Morning SEE
college, Sioux City, where they have
been students the past year. Miss
Gary graduated. last Saturday evening.
from the department of elocution ana
orat0ry.
Miss Pearl Wilson OF .Des Moines
and Mrs. c. C. Colclo of Carroll were
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. O. Wagner last week.
Mr.. F. D. McIlravy of Sioux City,
and their son, are visiting Mrs. Sarah
Campbell. Mrs. McIlravy mother.
Miss Margaret Button and Miss Mar.
tina Eiffert two Of West Sides most
talented young ladies, returned from
I Cornell College, last Saturday where
they have been studying music the
past year. .a.
: Mrs. S. C. Blackman and her two
children. Lucille apd Leslie left Tues
visit with friends before proceeding
Mr..Blackmen and Lloyd left last week
people Of West Side regret exceedingly
to lose this excellent family who
have been so closely associated with
Gil that was worthy in the life of the
town. All join in Wishing them hap.
piness and prosperity in all their fut
ure undertakings.
On Tu sday evening of last week
occurred the sac death of Conrad
Schressler at the age of 50 years. Al.
though Mr.. Schressler had been in poor
health for some time his immediate
death was not expected, and was !
great surprise to the family. The
funeral services were held at the Ger
man Lutheran church on Saturday
afternoon. The deceased leaves I
widow and five children, his son Henry
and daughter Anna are residents o
West Size.
A very pretty wedding took place
at Cottonwood farm Wednesday noon
when Miss Alice Woohiser, younges
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Wool.
hissr WAS married to Mr.. Lester B i
lows OF Carroll, Nebraska, Rev. w. j
? Todd officiating. Only relatives ant
ultimate friends witnessed the simple
but y beautiful ceremony. Pink Hnc
J white roses and peonies nesting among
the foliage, breathed their message O
sweetness and beauty. The bride was
attired in dainty gown of white Sill
null over white silk and carried roses
The going-away gown was of blue sill
with hat of the same color. After the
ceremony three course wedding
breakfast was served which was per
feet in every respect. The bridal cou
pie left on the afternoon train FOL
Grand Junction, where, after short
stay, they will leave for Lake View
thence to their home in Carroll, Ne
braska, where they will be rendered {
reception by the parents of the bride
groom. The bride has lived near Yves
Side all her life and is highly esteemed
and beloved by all whoknew her. Aftel
graduating from the public schools SHE
perfected her education at Morning
side college, Sioux City. Being de
lightful singer she was mucn sough
after in social circles. In the work o
the church especially, did she give o
her time and talents freely and unset
fi-hly. With an attractive persona ity
beautiful character and lovely dispo
sition, it is no wonder that she has en-
deared herself to the reople of thi
community. MT. bellows, the groom
is not personally known to many pea
pie in West Side. He is prosperou
business man of sterling worth, goot
family, with the best of prospects il
life. The good wishes of the people o
this town will sureley attend Mr.. ant
Mrs Bellows. who have chosen tn,
long road together. The out of tow
guests present at the wedding were T
c. Marse of Omaha, Mr.. and MIS-
III Mallette of Lake View, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Morris Linn, and Mr.. and Mrs. w
E. Bellows of Carroll Nebr.