The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-10-28
WEST SIDE ITEMS
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CToo late for last week.


society will give program OH Thurs
day afternoon. This is the second
program this year and great efforts
have been put forth to make it in
teresting. The program is as follows:
Male Quartet-Arlo Moeller, Jacob
Peters. Earl Fauth, Earl Moeller.
'My Opinion on the Needs OF This
High School"-Erma Kelley.
"My Experience AS Photographer"
jacob Peters.
Current Events-Alva Stiner.
Recitation-Frank Massman.
Piano Solo-Ella Rohwer.
my Most Embarrassing Moment
Henrietta Stiner
Part Two of Original Story-Adolph
Mumm.
An Account of the Sophomore Glass
in the Year 1940-Malinda Jensen.
Girls Ouartet-Erma Kelley, Theresa
Nickelsen, LA Glascock, Loretta Siev-
ers.
The German Ladies' Aid met with
Mrs. H. ]. Moeller Wednesday,
Mrs. Frost, who has been visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Al Starek
the past three weeks. returned to her
home in Atlantic Thursday. Mrs. Star
elk accompanied her as far as Deni-
son.
Miss Bertha Stoffers returned home
Thursday after a few months visit
with friends in Denison and vicinity.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Peters on
Thursday, October 18th, an II pound
boy.
Mrs. Henry Pacholke had stroke
of paralysis Thursday. At this writ
ing she is getting along nicely.
On Friday afternoon the second in
termediate room entertained the gram
mar room on the school lawn from
to 6. The time was spent playing
games, after which luncheon was
served. All the children report fine
time.
Miss Estella Peters came home from
Denison for an over Sunday visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. II. {.
Peters.
Ernest Spottswood returned from
a few days business trip to Clinton
Wednesday.
Charley Martens and Hans Sievers
spent from Tuesday to Thursday in
Austin. Mimi, where they went to
look at some land.
Now that the weather is clearing
up many potatoes are being brought
to town The price at present is 30
cents per bushe.
Henry Kock visited at the William
Kruthoff home in Ulmer the first OF
the week
Aug Bornhoft received car load OF
cattle from Omaha Tuesday.
Ed Mccarthy and Mrs. John Lawler
went to Omaha Wednesday, where
thew will visit the Pendergast fam
lily.
Mrs. Al Starek and Mrs. Frost were
Vail visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Dohse spent Wednesday
visiting Mrs. Peter Sievers, who is in
the hospital at Carroll. Mrs. Sievers
is rapidly improving.
The German Ladies' Aid have given
$50 to the German Red Cross. Rev.
Fauth is also collecting for the same
purpose.
Mrs. Defining and daughter, of Oma-
ha, visited at the Hans Sievers home
this week.
Garfield Steinhauer. of Arcadia,
was in West Side Wednesday looking
for a location for his electric light
plant.
]. II. c. Peters was a Carroll bust
ness visitor Wednesday.
Faye Schoenjahn and wife and their
daughter, Ida, visited the fore part OF
the week with relatives in Omaha.
Ernest Spottswood and family will
soon leave for their new home in
Mapleton. Mr.. Spottswood has Sc
cured good position in the First Ma
tional bank. The Spottswood family
will be greatly missed by many PEG
ple in West Side. The good wishes
of their West Side friends go with
them to their new home.
Henry Lamp and Franz Pruter sole
hogs to Aug Voss Thursday.
P. j. Portz, of Denison, who is run
ming for county auditor, visited will
West Side friends Thursday.
Mrs. Herman Scheldorf and daugh
ter returned from Battle Creek las
Thursday, where they were operated
upon for appendicitis some time ago
Mr.. Scheldorf went to Battle Creel
and brought them home.
u A. J. Kelley and Chas. Mielk spent ;
few days of this week at the lake
they got quite bit OF game and re
port it to be plentiful.
A travelling watch salesman was il
West Side Wednesday and Thursday
and sold in the neighborhood of thirt.
watches.
Charley Martens. A. J. Kelly ant
Henry Wilkens autoed to Arcadia Fri
day.
Hans Lakeman. of Vail, was bust
ness caller in West Side Friday.
Land Agent Ike Auen, OF LAX
View, called on his many friends her
Friday.
John Stangel. OF Arcadia, was see
on our streets Thursday.
VIM. Baurle and wife. of Arcadli
spent Friday visiting friends here.
A nurse was secured for Mrs. Hen
rietta Winters this week. Mrs VIM
ers did not seem to improve so it wa
thought best to secure nurse. Sh
is reported to have severe case
nervous prostration.
Harry Moeller was a business cal
er in Denison Wednesday.
Mrs. Englund and daughter, incl
ma, and Mrs. Dannett and daughter
Eleanor were Carroll shoppers Satul
day.
Rev. Karl Fauth preached at Man
ming Sunday afternoon. The churc
celebrated missiOnfest.
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