The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-04-28
WEST SIDE ITEMS.


spent Thursday and Friday in West
Side.
Messrs. Harry PAIL and August
Evers left last Friday for Superior,
Wyoming, where they will spend the
summer.
Mrs. II. H. Sievers was Carroll
caller last Thursday.
| Mrs. w. T. Emmett of Des Moines.
Iowa, visited at the home of her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. F. j. Gary,
last week.
The Ladies' Industrial met at the
M. E. church last Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. j. G. Suhr, hostess.
II Mrs. C. w. Payne returned to
Sioux City after week spent at the
home of her brother, Mr.. E. G. Dam
matt.
Mrs. Emil Evers was Denison
visitor last Friday.
Mrs. e. G. Cady returned to her
home in Camanche, Iowa. last Satur-
day.
II Mrs. j. H. c. Peters and daugh-
ter. Miss Stella Peters, and Miss
Margaret Rohwedder were Denison
callers Friday.
Mrs. F. E. Glascock and children
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Powell, in Glidden last week.
Miss Katie Kracht was Denison
caller Friday.
Mr.. H. o. Wiese and son. Lee, of
Perry. Iowa. visited in West Side
Saturday.
Mr.. Harry Moeller has been con.
fined to the house the past week on
account of sickness. but is reported
to be improving.
: Miss Alma Hanneman of Manning,
Iowa. spent Sunday with her par.
ents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Alex Hanneman.
Ray Staninger was a West Side
caller Monday.
q Miss Minnie Kruetzfeldt visited
friends in Arcadia Sunday.
j. C. Suhr returned from trip t,
Sioux City Monday.
Mr.. w. e. White spent Sunday
in Cedar Falls. Iowa.
Mrs. Aug. Richter and Miss Their
esa Nickelsen spent Sunday will
friends in Arcadia.
Miss Laura Suhr WAS Carol
caller Saturday.
Mr.. Conrad Eiffert left Monda!
evening for his old home in German,
which place he has not visited 70
twenty five years. His friends al
wish him a pleasant voyage and
safe return.
The Masonic Lodge hall located il
the Payne Block has been newly pa
pered and painted, Mr.. w. w. Wit
eel doing the work. The lodge men,
bers will recarpet the room also
When finished it will present q yer
!, fine appearance.
The Alpha Sigma society entertaine
/, the teachers and pupils of the Hig
:. School at the pleasant home of Mr.
;, and Mrs. I. A. Tarpy west of tow
last Saturday evening. The even
ing was spent with games, afte
which delicious refreshments wer
{ served. At late hour the guest
took their departure feeling that the,
had been royalty entertained.
Mr.. Jas. Patterson having finishe,
this years work at Medical colleg
in Omaha. returned home Monday
: where he will spend the summer va.
cation and assist his brother, DR.. C
L. Patterson.
Leo. Leider was West Side visit
or Monday last.
Miss Jennette Hannigan spent Al
her home in Dunlap, Iowa.
Charlotte Anderson spent Sunda;
at home in West Side his week.
DR.. C. L. Patterson was Carol
Monday.
Miss Carrie Schwecke has beer
4 quite sick since Saturday, but is re
h ported some better TODAY.
q w. L. Spottswood was Council
BUTTS caller Monday.
\ While playing in the yard at he
+ home last Monday afternoon, Ameli,
Book, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
H G. Book was attacked by Gov
y and thrown to the ground. Mrs
Book being near ran to her assist
ance and she too was thrown to tn
ground. Some men who were work
ing near came to their assistance an
when they succeeded in getting tn
little girl away from the infuriatet
animal it was found that she was no
injured internally in any way as i
was much feared she might be, Blu
was bruised about the head and fac
considerably. Mrs. Book was no
injured but was badly frightened
It seemed almost q miracle tina
the little girl escaped with her life.
Fred Evers was found dead in hi
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