The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-13
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WEST SIDE ITEMS
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Alice, and son, Frank, called on
friends in Denison Saturday.
Mrs. H. Clark and daughter, of Vail,
spent Wednesday in this city visiting
at the A. Starek home.
Miss Christine Book and nephew,
Milton Bradstreet, left Friday after
noon for visit with friends at Sioux
City.
Prof o. O. Vogenitz and son, Werner
called on friends at the county seat
Saturday.
Miss Charlotte Anderson, of Deni-
son, spent Sunday with her parents
in this city.
ing hands with old time friends in
this city last week.
Rev. Rolf and family, of Rock ISL
and, H., who had been visiting at the
VIM. Eitfert home in this city, re-
turned home the first of last week.
Rev. Zempke, OF Vail, called on
friends in this city Friday.
A new furnace is being installed at
the Valley bank, Evers & company
doing the work.
Fred Hartman, who has been work
ing at the Starek barber shop the
past year, left the first of last week
for the west. where he intends to
spend his summer vacation. We are
sorry to lose Fred, but wish him many
pleasant times in the west. Leon
Briggs, of Spencer, has been engaged
| to fill Mr. Hartman's position as ton
serial artist.
Elmer Martins called on friends at
Vail Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will White. of Ma
nilla, spent Sunday at the Thomas
| rafpy home near this city.
The German Ladies' Aid society met
| "Wednesday with Mrs. AdOlph Schoen-
jain.
]. w. Dewitt, of Deloit, transacted
business in this city Friday.
MFR. John Baak is reported to be
very i'll at the present writing. Just
what the cause of his illness is we
have not learned, but hope he will
soon recover.
| The residence Of Aug Bornhoft has
been treated to coat OF fresh paint.
| NIllSIl lIuDloNVS appear NcIlolu-
erably.
Miss Leona Firth, who is teaching
school near Manning. spent Sunday
with her friend, Miss Clara Evers, in
this city.
Frank Siemen. of Manning, called
on old friends in this city Wednesday
DR.. c. l.. Patterson returned last
| Tuesday evening from Omaha, where
he had been for visit with his wife
at the Presbyterian hospital. Mrs.
Patterson is reported to be doing
nicely and is expected to be able to
return home again in few days.
The dance held at the Germania
opera house Saturday evening was
we'll attended. All present report a
splendid time and express themselves
as we'll satisfied with the music which
was rendered by the Knowles orches.
ira OF Vail.
A. B. Patterson, of Nemaha. visited
with friends and relatives in this city
Tuesday. He says he likes it in his
new location and reports his business
to be getting along finely.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schneckloth. OF
| DSIliooiS SpSAC ouAAuuS az llC Il. ~
Spottswood home in this city
Messrs. Hans Sievers. Gus Born.
hoft, V. c.. Hawke and Richard
Schneckloth took in the play at Man.
/ ming last Tuesday evening.
John Malloy called on friends at
Vail Sunday.
Il Mrs John Schuman underwent an
operation at her home south OF this
city Wednesday, DR.. Rix. of Omaha,
and Drs. c. l.. and J. c. Patterson per-
forming the operation. Mrs. Schu-
man is reported to be doing as well
as could be expected at present and
we hope she may soon be out OF dan
ger.
Miss Estella Peters, of Denison,
spent Sunday with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. c. Peters. in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Joehnk, who had
been visiting relatives in and near
this city the past two weeks. left the
| first OF last week for their home at
Clinton.
| A few OF the young people attended
the 1iremen's dance at Denison Friday
evening and report most enjoyable
time.
| Mrs. Herman Grau. OF Manning, Wis
tied with relatives and friends in this
city Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Dohse and Mrs. Eggert
Sievers called on friends at Carroll
Friday. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Moeller were
Omaha visitors Saturday.
Will West Side have ball team
this coming season, IS the question
that is now confronting the fans of
| this city. We don't see any reason
why West Side shouldn't have fair.
| ly good team as there Is lot of good
material on hand to choose from and
all that is needed is practice and
surely that ought not to be hind
rance if the boys will get down and
| work. The past few years it has been
a very hard proposition to find suit
able place where the team might play,
but we hope there will be no such
trouble this year. and hope that a
diamond may be laid out nearer to
the city so that the boys may spend
their evenings practicing, which GER
tainly does wonders for a team. Go
to it, boys. don't let anything discour-
age you and do the best possible un-
der the conditions and West Side may
yet have winning team as 1t had in
former years.
| Patterson & Campbell are. certain
ly selling quite few cars this year.
They received a car containing seven