The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-10-07
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WEST SIDE ITEMS
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Miss Margaret Rowedder returned
from a months visit with her parents
in Missouri, Monday.
The German Ladies' Aid societ.
met with Mrs. John Wiese Wednes
day.
Mrs. Voss and children, Evelyn
Dorothy and Dewey autoed to Carol
Thursday.
Miss Hilda Stratman returned from
Egan. S. OAK, Thursday where she
spent the summer visiting relatives.
Mr. Carlson took a picture OF al
the grades and the High School Fri
day.
Miss Faye Hutchinson. of near Gail
spent Friday and Saturday visiting
West Side friends.
The eleven month old child OF Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Scheldorf died Mon
day. Burial was held Wednesday
The sympathy of the entire comnun
ty is with MIR. and Mrs. Scheldorf.
Miss Glennie Zimmerman. OF DEM
son, spent Sunday With West Side
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thiederman, OF
Manning, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bornhoft motored to Schleswis Fri
day where they attended the funeral
of Henry Riessen, a cousin OF Mrs.
Iiornhofl and Mr.. Thiederman. His
death was caused by lung fever.
Prof. o. o. VogenisZ spent Friday
and Saturday, a business caller at
Carroll
Mrs. Henry Scheldorf is at present
at the Harry Schedorf home.
Mrs. Frank Glasscoock and Mrs.
G. l.. Patterson motored to Gid
den Saturday where they attended
the y. A. r. Mrs. Patterson joined
Saturday evening.
The German Ladier: Aid society
held their annual supper on Satur-
day. The supper was enjoyed by all
and as usual there was very large
crowd. The ladies made in the
neighborhood of 100000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Thiederman re-
turned Saturday from South Dakota
whore they have been visiting at the
Herman llaege home the past two
weeks.
George Jans received his first de
gree in the Masonic lodge Wednes
day.
Miss Theresa Nickesen passed an
other milestone last Wednesday.
Chris Boock and Chas. Schoeniahn
made a business trip to Harlan We'd
nesday per auto.
A suit was held before justice of
the peace. Al Starek. Friday when
Mr.. Nichols. who had been working
for Tom Bennett claimed Bennett
owed him 81, for some work. Ben
nett denied this and Nichols sued
him. Nichols. however, los. the suit.
Henry Bornhoft was Vail passen
ger Thursday.
Peter Jepsen. who has been farm
ing with Mr.. Clausen, sold his share
of corn. the amount being 1000 bu.
at &c bushel He took it TO As
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DR.. Dwyer. Of Omaha, operated on
rendcitis Thursday.
Attorney p. W. Harding, of Den
ison, was West Side caller Thurs
day.
Fred Hishstreet, of Arcadia, spent
Friday with West Side friends.
Supervisor John Carey and Mr.. Cas-
well. of Dcnison, were West Side
callers Thursday.
julius Jams celebrated his birthday |
Saturday. Everyone reports Il good
time.
Mrs. Rabbc and children. who have
been visiting at the John Schulter
home. returned to their home in Nc |
Causland, Monday.
Chas. Martens was an Omaha bus
mess caller Monday.
Many spent Il pleasant day ut the
Hans lamp home Thursday in honor
of Mrs. Lamps birthday. Everyone
reports Il good time.
Saturday evening Tong Anton ship
ped ! car of cattle. Mr.. John Born
hoft, Jr, | car from West Side and
Aug. Bornholt | car from Vail. Mes
srs. Bornhoft and Anton went with
the shipment.
John Strathan spent Saturday in
on business.
Herman Peters. Jr.. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mattas Peters, who was operated
on for appendicitis at the Carroll hos
pital, is expected home this week.
Henry MOellar got in SO loads of
potatoes Saturday at Acc Il bushel. In
the last week II carloads have been
brought to the store.
Max Huescher is helping AL. Star
Elk in his barber shop on Saturdays.
Mrs. Schoenheit and Mr.. and Mrs.
Rieper, of Clinton, Ia, are visiting
at the Henry Dohse home. Henry
IIoft brought them from Wall Lake
per auto Friday.
Edith, Ena and Marion Patterson