The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-01-28
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Lou Boohnsax, of Manning, spent
several days last week visiting with
his friend, George Mumm in this
city.
Miss Christine Book and friend, Mr.
Wilson. of Boston, Mass, took in the
sights in Denison Friday.
The third number of the lecture
course, "The Suwanee River Quartet,
held at the opera house Thursday eve
ming was well attended. Those
present were certainly pleased with
the evenings entertainment and say
that it was the best number of the
course.
Alfred Dohse and John Scheldorf
were Denison passengers Friday, go
ing to assist in rendering music for
the dance there that evening.
Mrs. Hy Scheldorf and nephew,
Harold Kracht, were Carroll passen,
gers Friday evening, going down to
spend the week end with Mrs. Schel.
doris daughter, Mrs. Alfred Brock
man.
Mrs. Bert Freed visited with Den
ison friends Thursday.
Mrs. Hy Moeller was Denison
caller Friday, going down to have
some dental work done.
Miss Jessie Hayes, of Denison, acted
as principal in the schools here few
days the latter part of the week in the
place of Miss Baxter, who was called
home by the sudden illness of rela-
tive.
John Mumm, Jr., who is attending
college at Denison, spent Sunday at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. I..-een are the
proud parents of a baby girl, born on
wednesday, January 21st. We hear
that Mrs. Killeen is not doing as we'll
az might be expected.
Misses Charlotte Anderson and En-
ma Raine, of Denison, came up to be
in attendance at the lecture course.
r. J. Peters transacted business at
Denison Friday.
Miss Grace Tarpy was Denison
caller Saturday, going down to have
some dental work done.
.Messrs. Earl Jeutsch and Frank
Wiese returned last Tuesday evening
fCOm trip to Omaha.
Hans Petersen, a former resident
Of this city. but now of Armour, S. D.,
visited with friends and relatives here
the latter part of the week. The west
must agree with Hans, for he certain
~ looks prosperous and healthy.
c. E. Dobler and daughter, Miss
Alice, were visitors at the county
capital Saturday.
A number of our people attended the
masquerade dance held at Manning on
Friday evening, all reporting a most
enjoyable time.
Strickland, the lightweight champion
wrestler, and Kelley, the eel, Of our
city, have been slated for finish
match in this city Wednesday eve
1ing, January 2Sth, and excitement
has been raised to the highest pitch
among the wrestling fans in this To-
cality as to the outcome. Strickland
has shade the best of Kelley in repu-
tation and will come to this city heav
lily backed by friends expecting to have
IN easy time of it. But it would be
best not to be over confident as to the
outcome of the match for we believe
Kelley is an unknown quantity and
has never been forced to disclose all
his science in the art of graphing to
the public here. We understand that
Kelley is confident of holding his own
and will be backed for any amounts
by fans here and in Chicago, where
they have the fullest confidence in his
ability to throw his man. The match
will be warm one for each man will
a. I, -, 1u vh N
will defend his title as champion, and
it should be well worth the price OF
admission.
Mr.. Wilson, of Boston, Mass, visit
ed at the Fred Book home several
days last week, leaving for the west
Saturday afternoon to look after some
marble Guarries which he owns in Col
orado and British Columbia.
Geo. Mumm is visiting friends at
Manning.
Mrs. Aug Voss was Denison caller
Saturday.
Bert Freed, of Denison, arrived here
Friday evening for days visit at the
John Mumm home with his wife and
children, leaving again Saturday eve
ming for Galva, Ill.,, where he intends
to work until spring.
The basket ball teams here are ex-
pecting a few games with Denison and
are hard at work getting into trim for
the coming fray. The town team has
been endeavoring to get a game with
Denison's town team some time this
week. Denison is reported to have a
fast team composed of old college play
ers and the boys here, although they
are not as strong as in former years,
are anxious to have tryout against
them and we hope it will be in the
near future. TIE high school has Sc
cured game with the Denison college
team for February 7th at Denison, and
We hope they may be successful
Messrs. Mont Campbell and James
Killeen returned Saturday from a
trip to Des Moines, where they went
to buy a new steam engine for Mr..
Killeen's threshing outfit.
Miss Loretta Lawler, who Is teach
ing school near Denison, spent Sun
lay here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Lawler.
DR.. C. l.. Patterson made trip to
Omaha Sunday, returning home Mon
day evening. -,
Miss Carrie Schwecke visited with
S,.;opds at DenisOn Sunday,