The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-09-04
West Side

F. D. Mc1leavey. and wife who,
have been spending the summer in
West Side. returned to their home in
Sioux City Tuesday.
C. w. Payne. wife aud Arthur at
tended the state fair last week.
w. L. Spottswood attended the
postmasters convention which was
held in Des Moines Angus 9th and
18th.
E. V. Hoyt. Milford Button and
Thos. Button jr.. were among the Wis
itors at the Des Moines fair last week.
Mrs. Henry Lamp and Mrs. Henry
Kruetzfeldt went to Clinton Friday
for couple of weeks visit with rel
atlves and friends.
Considerable damage was done to
the railroad tracks. by the heavy
rain last Wednesday night, causing
all trains to be late.
Mr.. Kennedy and wife of Castana
were visitors at the r. D. Barr home
last week.
Edith Grote of Clinton and Grace
Gerdert of Lyons who have been Wis
iting here for several weeks. returned
to their homes on Thursday.
H. Roberts and wife of Omaha.
Nebr., spent several days at the Gary
home last week. Mrs. Roberts is a
niece of Mrs. Gary.
Charlotte Anderson went to Denison
Saturday afternoon, preparatory to
taking up her work as teacher In the
schools at that place.
H. j. Corbin has secured employ
ment in Ames to which place he
moved his family on Monday.
| School opened on Tuesday. Sept. 8.
for another years work. with the fol-
lowing High school teachers. Edith
Dodd of Nashua. and Laura Kracht.
seventh and eight grade. Lena Over
hotter. of Grand River. second inter
mediate. Ida Davis of Panora first.
intermediate. Christine Anderson,
and, primary Minnie Craft of Denison.
The school is now on the accredited
list. which speaks very we'll for a
town of this size.
Harriet Lamp of Mapleton visited
relatives in West Side last week.
Peter Sievers and wife were Val
visitors on Monday.
Genevieve Schneckloth of Denlsol
| spent Sunday with Beatrice Gary.
Mrs j. w. Niesz and son Fred re
turned last week from a two weeks
visit in Carroll.
Quite number from here ATTENDED
St. AIMS picnic in Vail on Monday
Alice DERRICK returned to her HON
in Denison on Saturday after week
pleasant visit the Hannah home.
\ Hans Wilkens. has purchased tn
property belonging to Peter Hansen
Consideration Sl15O.OO.
Mrs. F. E. Glascock and so
Clayton returned Saturday for a visi
to Mrs. Glascock' s parents in Glidder
Mrs. j. H. C. Peters and daughter
Stella were Denison callers on Satur
day.
: Mrs. Adolph Winters and daughter
were Denison passengers Saturday.
Charlotte Richter returned Frida
from an extended visit among rela
tlves in Cleveland. Ohio.
j. F. Sierks returned Saturda
!, from business trip to South Dakota
. Henry Evers and wife Of Berkeley
CAL. are visiting at the Angus
, Wilkins home north of town. Til
Evers were residents in West Sid
when the town was first started. liv
ing here until eighteen years age
. they moved to Des Moines and abou
five years ago to Berkeley. CAL. whic
is now their home. Mr.. Evers wa
J one of West Sides first merchants
, and is we'll known to all the old set
, tiers here.
Mrs. j. F. jain died Saturda
morning Aug. 81. 1907, aged "a year
months Ia days. Catharine Grot
was born in Holstien. Germany Dec
II 1882. In June 1856 she wa
married to j. F. Jahns. and to thel
were born seven children. In 1871
+ MIR. jain and wife came to Americ
and settled in Hayes township sout
: of West Side. and lived here unit
E 1903, when they moved to West Side
A year later occurred the death q
8 Mr.. jain. Since then Mrs. jain ha
r made her home with her children
f and near West Side. At the time Q
: her death she was at the home he
r SON. P. w. jain south of Vail. Fiv
children are left to mourn the loss q
living mother. They are P. w
$ jain who lives south of Vail. HERNIA
jain and Mrs. Claus Anthony Twin
south of West Side. Mrs. H. C. Mar
tins and Mrs. Geo. Buck of Yves
b Side. The funeral services were hel