The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-06-07
West Side.

Friday evening
Mr.. Jane, L-wis, of Council Bluffs.
came up last Friday to attend Com
mencement exercises, and is sean about
own shaking hands with his MANY
friends.
Miss Lulu Woolhiser who is taking
tralnlng as nurse at the Methodist
hospital at Omaha, arrived the latter
part OF last week, for a visit with her
parents and friends.
Mrs. Adair and her daughter GLADYS.
who have been visiting at the home of
c. w. Payne for some time, returned
Camanche last Friday
Geo. E. Spottswood left last Sunday
evening for Clinton. After short stay
IN that place he will go to Davenport to
attend the Grand Lodge as a delegate
from the Masonic Lodge of this place.
Tue Misses Charlotte Anderson and
Lulu Woolhiser drove across the coun-
try last Monday to Lake View, where
they will visit the family of G. A NAL
lette.
Laura jenkins. f~rmerly West Side
girl, has been visiting friends in town
the last few days. The past year Miss
jenkins has made her home in Lead,
South Dakota, where she has g fine po-
sition In large department store. Be-
fore returning to her work she will
spend few weeks at Hot Springs.
Supt. F. L. Hoffman and wife, of
Deelson, spent few days at the home
OF DR.. and Mrs. Patterson, and were
welcome visitors at the graduating
exercises last Friday evening. Appar-
emily Mr.. Hoffman has not lost his in
terest In the West Side schools, where
he iabored with marked success for
several years. Nor have the people
here lost their interest in Mr.. Hoffman.
HE splendid achievements in the ca
paclty OF County Superintendent are q
source OF prize and qualification to his
West Side friends.
The pupils of the several rooms rave
some excellent programs last week,
which were we'll attended by patrons
and friends of the schools. Miss An
derson's room gave Mothers program
Wednesday. Miss Crafts room gave q
Mother Goose entertainment on FRIDAY
and on Wednesday evening the Gram
mar room had the graduating exercises
OF the EIGHTH grade. They presented
an interesting program consisting of
oratlons, music. drills and recitatiOns.
The pupils receiving diplomas, were
Irene Dohse, Clara Evers, Jennie Mar.
tens, Grace Pacholke and Emma Snhr.
An event of interest to the ladies of
the NJ. y. church was the meeting of
me w. II. M. $. at the home of Miss
Emma Book last Saturday afternoon.
The special feature of the gathering
was the ovation given for Mrs. s. G.
Biackman and Miss Book, two members
for whom this was the last meeting. A
delightful program was rendered. Miss
Book gave the reading; "Your Mis-
sion;;' the Misses 'Woolhiser sang a
beautiful song, and Mrs. Wagner sang
the exquisite solo. 1.-THE Roses Mis-.
SION" Mrs. Kempston gave resiinp
suitable for the occasion in erv
clever manner. Mrs. Blackman was
then given. vote of thanks for h
laltnfu! services MS president of II
w: 81. M. S. and she and Miss 49, :
were each presented with an elepA
spoon AZ reminder of the affectionate
regard OF the society. An elegant two
course luncheon was served, after which
the meeting adjourned.
The interest of the West Side neon,a
was conferred in the Commencement
exercises which took place al the M
p church last Friday evening. The
church was literally packed with people
anu every available space in the Leag ue
room and vestibule was filed: ihe
room was handsomely decorated in the
CLASS coiors, pink and white. On the
wall over the platform rested large
% snor, on which was inscribed the
,iass motto; Launched, but not
A 8. After the Invocation by
rev. = ooa and an overture by the or
chestrs, Miss Alice Jensen welcomed
one. audience and saluted the class in
pleasing manner and then procee led
so'spea6 on the subject, "a Kite with
Two Strings, Miss Jensen answers we'll
sne descrlptlon-"a daughter of the
COOS, olvlnely tall and most divinely
ar. She delivered her Grafton in an
easy, graceful style, her voice reaching
every part OF the church.
Inc next on the program was Louie
Martens, who read fine thoughtful
paper on Iowa as a power among theES
800 ."s oSi oiltu sang LQe beautiful
solo. Wishes" Mrs. Wagner IS an
exceptionally fine singer who is ALWAYS
received with enthusiasm by West
Side audience.
Marie Mumm gave an Grafton on
America and Cuba" She handled
the subject so thoroughly that all felt
assured even sweet girl graduate NAV
penetrate these intricate questions Of
state.
Linn Woolhiser, unquestlonably the
orator of the class spoke on the subject
Lilies Ladders" AS we listened to
this excellent discourse we made a
mental prediction that Linn would in
all probability, reach the topmost round
OF the ladder of success.
Miss Marietta Gary a hand some
brunette read an essay entitled, Beau
ties of Nature, which abounded wish
delicate touches and poetica'
illusions. After this. Mrs. Todd. one
of West Sides favorite musicians sano
solo which was greatly appiauded.
Willie Greves handled the subject
Our Wonderful Progress admirably
and Miss Alice Dobler as valedictorian
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