The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-12-30
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A .Happy New Year to all.

INCW ISdl W dtls
The boys of the town team went to
Grand Junction to play basket ball Fri
day Tho West Side boys seemed to
be blessed with good luck in making
baskets at every turn, the score end
ing II to 81 in their favor.
Mrs. Henry Mumm was Carroll
shopper Tuesday.
w. N. Walters has purchased piano
from Mr.. Holley, OF Carroll, for his
daughter, Miss Evelyn.
Mrs. John Hagge and daughter Ger
trude, and Mrs. Claus Thiedeman were
Carroll shoppers Tuesday.
The interior of Al Starek's barber
shop is being given a coat Of paint.
Miss Gertrude Stiner, VINO is teach
ing school at Sloan, is spending the
holidays Mt the parental. Ernest Stin-
er, home.
West Side, is boasting of fine new
restaurant next to Mr.. Steinhaur's
electric light plant. Mr.. Uric and wife
are running it, doing their own baking
and rOoming at John Scheldorf's. A
good restaurant Is just what West Side
needs.
Raymond Peters spent Christmas
with friends at Lake City.
DIR. G. l.. Patterson and daughters,
Edith, Ena and Marion, are spending
few days with relatives at Marengo.
Mrs. Patterson and children, Eleanor
and Richard, spent Christmas at the
Hoffman home in Denison.
DR.. Rix, of Omaha. operated on one
of Henry Suverprubbe's children &c
appendicitis Saturday.
II. Fl. Sievers and son, Arthur, Wis
tied in Arcadia Friday.
daughter, Emily are spending the
week at the E. B. Spottswood home.
A dance will be held December 31st
at the Germania hall. The Dohse or
chestra will furnish the music.
August Bornhoft was Carroll pas
senger Tuesday.
Charley Schoenjahn was a Carroll
business caller Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Luckhart held her
sale Wednesday. 1t was we'll 'attend-
ed and she received $1,000 more than
she expected, the proceeds. being al
most $4,000. She will make her home
with her daughter. Mrs. Henry Hans
man. Carl Hansman will farm the
Luckhart eighty.
The Christmas program at the M.
f. church, German Evangelical church
and the five mile house were we'll at
tended. The programs were beauti-
fully given and the children took great
pains in learning their parts.
Richard Schenloth visited Sunday
ho b0v
J. b. Malloy was Denison visitor
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Boettger, OF
Des Moines, spent the holiday at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hansman.
Fred Rickers and julius Jams were
Denison callers Saturday.
George Neuman visited friends in
Buck Grove Thursday.
Alfred Dohse played traps for a
dance in Denispn Friday.
Garfield Steinhauer and his cleo
trician, Mr.. Hansen, went to Omaha
Friday on business.
Carl Book, who has been survey
ing in the southern states, arrived
home to spend the holidays.
Quite a number shipped cattle and
hogs to Chicago Saturday. The fol-
lowing shipments were made: Julius
Hagge, l load of hogs; Fred Stoffer, I
load of hogs and of cattle; John
Jensen, 2 loads of hogs; John STRAIT
man, Q loads of cattle; Hans Wilken,
loads OF cattle; Aug Voss. 2 loads OF
hogs; Frank Glasscock, 3 loads of cat
tie. Hans Stoffer shipped car of cat
tile and a car of hogs from Arcadia.
John Stratman, Fred Stoffers, Hans
Wilken, julius Hagge and F. E.'Glass-
cock went to Chicago with the stock.
j. B. Malloy was Vail visitor on
Thursday.
Mr.. Steinhauer, who is installing
the light plant here, has been patient.
ly waiting for. the cable to come. 1t
arrived Monday and the work will now
be pursued faster than ever. The
clectrOliers have been put up and
many houses wired.
Almost all the little tots in West
Side are entertaining the measles.
They are especially, annoying during
the holidays.
fred Plotz has been quite i'll at his
home south of town this week. Some
way lie pOlSOHcu Ills ldCc, WHICH hds
been causing him much pain. He is
now improving.
Carl Clausen, who has been doing
carpenter work with Andrew Peter
sen the past year, went to Clinton on
Monday to make his future home.
Prof. O. o. Vogenitz and son, Vern-
er. were Denison passengers Monday
Mrs. Hans Petersen, of Armour. s
D., is visiting with her mother, Mrs,
kracht.
Mrs. VIM. Goetch celebrated her
birthday Tuesday. A large crowd was
delightfully."- entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Goetch.
The following shipments OF cattle
and hogs were made Monday: Chas,
Mielk, 2 cars OF cattle; George Jams,
3 cars of cattle; Henry Schoenjahn,
2 cars OF cattle; Aug Voss, cars OF
cattle. Otto Wilkens shipped two
loads of cattle to Omaha.
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