The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-07-01
): /. ): : /. : /. : : ;: = < /: : )
WEST SIDE ITEMS
****************:

per or girl lflenuS at nef nome laS|
Wednesday afternoon. These girls
have formed Happy Tribe club and
their object is to raise money to buy
books for the children's ward in a
hospital at Des Moines. We wish that
their plans may meet with success
and that the tribe will be able to Sc
cure many more members.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Campbell left last
Tuesday for visit with relatives and
friends at Jefferson. While there they
also took in the races which were held
in that city last week.
Misses Gertrude and Rosetta Stinel
called on friends at Carroll Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bahnsen, OF Wyoming
Ia, who had been visiting here the
past week with their daughter. Mrs. Ed
Martens, returned home Tuesday
They we're called here by the serious
illness of their son, Theodore, who has
recovered sufficiently to permit them
to return homo.
J. w. Dewitt, of DelOit, visited with
friends in this city Tuesday and Wed,
ncsday of last week.
The German school started here
last week and a large number Of chill
dren have enrolled. Rev. X. Fault!
is teaching them.
Hans Sievers and son, Arthur, and
John RiX, returned last Tuesday from
Austin, MINI. They seemed to be
well pleased with the outlook of tho
country up there.
Mrs. August Voss and little daughter
are visiting relatives at Fremont
Neb
Frank Wiese left Sunday morning
for Denver. Colo. Mr.. Wiese has been
aiing for some time and upon con
sulting a specialist at Omaha severa
weeks ago. it was discovered that
tuberculosis was setting in and he
was advised to change climate immcd
lately. We understand that Mr.. WiesC
intends to spend three years in diff
ierent western states and we hope
at the end OF that time he may have
completely recovered. He was ac-
comranicd as far as Omaha by his
friend Earl Jentsch. Mr.. Jentsch re-
turned home Monday evening.
Mrs. A. w. Starek was an Omaha
caller Monday.
Miss Amanda Detlcfs returned Mon
day evening from Council Bluffs
where she had spent week visiting
with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Dieter left fol
Omaha last week, Monday, where
Mrs. Dieter was operated upon Tues
day morning. At the present writing
she is reported to be doing finely.
John n. SchcldOrf and Herman Elf
fert took in the races at jefferson
W edncsday.
Milo Kral and brother, OF Vail, called
on friends in this city Thursday eve
nin.,.
Henry Mumm spent Sunday visiting
with his sister, Mrs. Bert Freed, il
Dcnison.
Misses Rosclla and Gertrude Stinel
called on friends in Denison Friday.
S. p. Gulicb left last week for Den
ison which he expects to make hi:
future home. We wish him man,
happy days there.
Otto Wulf and Charles Martens
! enjoyed days outing at the lax,
last Tuesday.
Miss Anna Goettsch and sister, Mar!
visited with friends ut Carroll Tues
day.
Ivan and Harold Glascock and ARID
Mocllcr attended the races at .Jeffer
son Thursday.
S. B. Mccartney and Peter Sievcrs
enjoyed a days outing at Lake View
Thursday.
NJ. II. Hueschen is having his res
idencc enlarged. 1t will be very
we'll appearing dwelling when finish
ed.
Paul Mumm returned Monday eve
ming from Il visit with relatives ant
friends in Denison.
Geo. Schcdorf and family, of Man
ming, spent Sunday visiting ut Tho
Fred Book home in this city.
Thos. Tarpy, of Manning, spent
Sunday at the home of his uncle, T
A. Tarpy, near this city.
Herman Detlefs, Virtus Evcrs ant
Dewey Voss spent q few hours Il,
Lake View Sunday evening.
Mrs. Thos. Tarpy and daughter
Miss Grace. called on friends at Car
roll Monday.
Mrs. Thomas returned home from
Council Bluffs Thursday evening
where she spent few days visiting
relatives.
John Mumm, .Ir. and John Tarpy
spent q few hours visiting with
friends at Manning Sunday evening
Mrs. A. j. Wheeler and children
who had been visiting here the past
three weeks with Mrs. Wheeler's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Book. re
turned to their home at Charleston
Mo-, Friday morning.
Harm Kruse, Chas. Winters. A
Mooney and John II. Scheldorf took
in the base ball game between Au.
burn and Manning ut Manning Sunday
Mr.. Scheldorf took them down in his
car.
The fishermen's club, comprised OF
NJ. Il. Iluechen, Chas. Martens and
Gus Brockman. again enjoyed day s
fishing at the lake Sunday. How did
you come out this time boys?
Fred Schacffer resumed his duties
as clerk at the II. J. Moeller store
Monday after n twO WppkS v1rn tiCD