The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-05-27
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Mrs. Herman Mumm and son, Les
lie, visited at the Bert Freed home in
Denison Saturday and Sunday. return
inE to- West Side Sunday evening,
where they intend to visit until Thurs
day, when they vii start on their trip
home to Bellingham, Wash. e
The dance held at the Germania
opera house was very poorly attend
ed on account of the. rainy weather.
Those present express themselves as
we'll pleased with the music rendered
by. Schldorfs orchestra.
~. b., Malloy visited with friends and
relatives at the county seat Wednes-
dag. .ss
The play. The Little Homestead"
was fairly We. attended Saturday
evening But for the rainy weather
the crowd would have been much
larger. Those present report @ very
pleasant; evenings entertainment.
w. IL. tSpottswood, Of 'Payette, Ida
ho, arrived here last Wednesday for
a three sweeks, visit with friends. and
relatives. Mr.. Spottswood was for
mefly postmaster until his, position
was filled by c. Il. Kracht. Mr..
spottswood says he certainly likes it
in the west and the climate seems to
agree with him as he does not seem to
lopk.a day older than when he left for
that place several years ago.
Frank Wiese, who left last week for
Omaha toltake treatments for appen-
dicitfs, has been operated on again
at the Presbyterian hospital This is
his second operation. We hope his
recovery win be complete this time.
Herman Dierenfeldt. is reported to
be seriously III at his home in this
city. y a.. - "
Herman Martins was an Omaha Wis
itor last Tuesday and while there he
visited with his brother-in-laW, Frank
Wiese -.
John Smith, the section foreman. is
having porch built onto his resi-
dence in this city, John White. OF
Jackson township, doing the work.
Mrs. Emil Evers and son, Grover,
visited with friends and relatives at
Denison ,last Tuesday. (
Quite a number from this city at
CSuucQ tuS OpclAu6 pay "S sAAS -
opera house in Denison.
h. G.. Wilkens transacted business
at Carroll Tuesday.
'Anandus Kracht is the owner OF a
new Ford car, which he purchased last
week of Patterson & Campbell. Mr..
Kracht says he will use the auto in
connection with his livery business.
Anumber of our people took in the
clay bird shoot at Lake View last
Tuesday, and also enjoyed an outing
at the lake. .
MRS., Claus Jones and. daughter, OF
Denison, spent a few days last week
visiting relatives near this city.
Miss Carrie Schwecke called on
friends at Carroll Tuesday.
The German. Ladies' Aid society
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
John Schuman.
Miss Christine Book was q Denison
caller last Wednesday, afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Sievers. OF Man
ming, arrived here the. latter part OF
last week Tor q visit with their son,
Henry sievers, west Of this, city.
Mrs. Henry Dohse and daughter,
Miss Irene. called on friends at Gar
roll Saturday.
In the wrestling match Saturday
evening at the Kracht livery barn for
d purse of $50, Henry Kolln threw
Harold Glascock.
Miss Christine Book returned home
Monday morning from Cedar Rapids,
where. She had been visiting for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Herman Mumm and MIS-.
Longhborough were Carroll passen-
gers Monday morning, going down to
meet a daughter OF the latter, who is
coming from New Jersey for visit
in this city. -
The Creston American says the
twenty-eight republican congressman
-"two of them from Iowa"-who vot-
ed against President Wilson's war
resolution, do not represent the senti.
vAAuta ~ tho ne0nle -