The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-09-23
Edited by Mrs.
Bessie Binr1all

took them thirty days to cross the AT
lantic. They are now on their way
back to their home in Omaha glad to
be in the good old u. S. A.
Mrs. ]. H. c. Peters and son, Jacob
and daughter, Estele, motored to Car,
roll Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. j. Campbell and children
spent 4 few days at the Aug. kusel
home the latter part of the week.
lay and Carl Peters are at present
in Wisconsin where Mr.. letters pur-
chased a farm. The boys went up to
make some improvements on the
place.
Mr. August Schultz. Of Arcadia, was
q West Side caller Tuesday.
Adam Sneckloth, of Dcnison. spent
Tuesday and Wednesday at the f.. b.
Spottswood home.
John H. Scheldorf and wife left for
visit with friends in Minnesota and
northern Iowa.
Leroy and Emma Gradert, Of Bry-
ant, Iowa, are visiting friends in West
Side and vicinity.
A shooting match was held at the
IlNC luli' HOt,t,t w c''lNptiuy, -iSiii!iih -
three mile house and Hayes being the
contestants. The prize was won by
John Oeser, OF Hayes, township.
Chas. Martins was q Denison cal
Ter Wednesday.
The hotel is being newly Shingled.
Andrew Petersen and men are doing
the work.
Gus Brocksen and wife were Den
ison shoppers Thursday.
Pete Frahn, of Mason City, and
brothers, Henry and Herman, were
West Side visitors Thursday.
The Eastern Star held their first
meeting of this season Thursday eve
ming.
Dr.. G.. l.. Patterson returned Thurs
day from few days visit in Omaha.
The new residence of NJ Il. Hirsehs
Ell is near completion, Jurgen Paulsen
having finished plasterins it this week.
Frank Glasscocll shipped 4 load OF
hogs to Omaha Wednesday. He went
in charge himself.
AL. Starek returned Saturday from
Atlantic where he took in the fair.
Theo. Bundt passed another mile
stone Thursday.
The 2Sth OF September is the date
set for the election to see whether or
not Mr. Steinhauer will secure Il fran
chise for electric lighting for twenty
years. 1t is sincerely hoped West
Side may enjoy the electric light
soon.
Land Agent Ike Aucn. of Lake View
was seen in West Side Friday
Fred Brockman is renodeling his
When finished it will be a delightful
place.
John Jensen shipped load of hogs
to Omaha Friday.
Bill Detbarn and wife We're county
capital visitors Thursday.
Miss Sarah Smith, of Aurora, S. d..
is spending the week with her aunt
Mrs. Aug. Richter.
A. j. Kelley is now weighing at the
H. E. Searls lumber yard.
Herman Buck celebrated his birth
day Sunday. All present report &
good time
Emil Lohan and John Peters, of Ar
cadia. and Hans Sievers returned from
AUSTIN, Mlnn. w euneSuay.
John Mumm has accepted a job al
Holstein. We wish him success.
Mrs. E. E. Spottswood and son, ker
nit, spent Saturday in Denison.
Mr. and Mrs. John Scheldorf autoed
to Fort Dodge Saturday. They will
also go to Minnesota and South Dako
ta for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. H. Scheldorf returned Satur
day from Lake View, where she has
John Hagadorn during her recent i'll
less.
Miss Carrie Baxter and Loretta
Sieveds made a shopping trip to Car
roll Saturday.
Peter Bolt is building new house
Gu his lots east of town. Mr.. Bolt
has selected a very desirable loca.
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schuman spent
Sunday in Manning celebrating Mrs
Ewalt's birthday. liL"
Fred Brockman, OF Arcadia, was q
business caller in West Side Satur.
day.
Melvin, Carl, and Hannes Stoifers
received holy baptism last Sunday al
the st. John Evangelical church by
Rev. Carl Fauth.
Mrs. Mat Alter and children were
Denison shoppers Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schuman and
Mrs. Nick Schuman motored TO Den
ison Thursday to help celebrate Mrs
koberg's birthday who is daughter
of Mrs. n. Schuman.
A family party took place Sunday at
the Henry Schoenjahn home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louie Holft, Of Wall Lake and