The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-24

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friends in this city Wednesday.
Mrs. John Schmidt visited will
friends at Vail Wednesday.
Mrs. Aug Voss and daughters ant
son, Dewey, visited with friends q
Carroll Tuesday. They made the tril
per auto.
Gus Brockson transacted bushes!
at Carroll Thursday.
John Hills, of Keokuk, who had beer
visiting with his daughter, Mrs. Kar
Fauth, returned home Thursday morn
ing. He was accompanied home BY
Karl Fauth, Jr., who will spend the
summer months visiting at Keokuk.
Frank Siemen, of Manning visited {
few hours with relatives and friends
in this city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry PAIL left las
Wednesday for few weeks visit witt
relatives at Preston. They will also
spend few days at Clinton, Rock Isl
and and Davenport.
Henry Wilkens called on relatives
and friends at Carroll Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Goettsch returned home
the first of last week from visit with
relatives at HOlSteln.
Misses Gertrude and Rosella Stine1
called on friends at Carroll Tuesday.
Ray Peters left the first of last week
for Wisconsin, where he intends tC
spend few weeks visiting friends.
The NJ. T.. ladies' lunch and bazaar
held at the Moeller building Saturday
afternoon, turned out to be quite sue
TO In
repay them for their troubles. All pres
ent reported themselves well satisfied
with the refreshments served.
The interior of the Germania opera
house is to be steel rooted, which will
improve the looks OF the inside quite
bit. The cost of the material and
labor is estimated at about $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Payne and son,
Arthur, arrived Thursday morning
from Sioux City to spend the summer
months in this city.
Ed Dobler was business caller at
Denison Friday, going down to have
some dental work done.
Frank Wiese was at Omaha Friday
and Saturday, taking medical treat
ments from specialist.
Henry Kolln was defeattd in the
wrestling match by O'Connor at Vail
Thursday evening. the latter getting
the first fall in 35 minutes and the sec
ond in 4 minutes. That's all right,
Henry, just keep hammering away and
when you have had as much expert
ence as the other fellow we think you
will be able to turn the trick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wiese arrived
here Friday evening from Colon, Neb
The young people were recently mar
ried at that city. Where they intend
to. locate we have not learned, but
hope they will remain In our midst.
Miss Bernice Downey, who is at
tending summer school at Denison,
spent Sunday with her parents north
Of this city.
Messrs. Aug Voss and H. C. Book
took in the Kolln- Conner wrestling
match at Vail Thursday evening.
J. II. Grau and family, of Manning,
visited relatives In this city Friday.
The show at the opera house Friday
and Saturday evenings was well at
tended in spite of the threatening
weather, which kept many people
away. Those present reported them
selves well pleased with the tricks
performed by the magician.
Werner Vogenitz visited his father,
Prof. 0. 0. Vogenitz, at Denison Fri
day. Professor Vogenitz is teaching
at the summer school now in session
there.
Mrs. Herman .Eiffert called on
friends at Denison Friday.
Mis- Hazel Cisne arrived last week
from Sioux City. for visit with
friends in this city. 1t will be remem
bered that Miss Cisne graduated from
our schools two years ago.
Messrs. Chas. Martens, NJ. r. Hue
scheu. Gus Brockman and Frank
Campbell left Saturday evening bound
for the lake. where they spent Sun
day fishing. The gentlemen were very
lucky this time and succeeded in
landing about 260 of the finny tribe,
which ought to be pretty good catch
considering that they We're only there
one day.
Miss Martha Dresser, OF Breda, is
at present filling the position OF house
keeper at the H. PAIL home owing to
the absence of Mrs. PAIL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Freed and chill.
dren, Kenneth and Violet, of Denison,
spent Sunday visiting at the home of
Mrs. Freeds parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mumm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Staley, of Arion,
spent Sunday visiting with Mrs. Sta
ley's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pa
choke, OF this city.
John Tarpy, Adolph Mumm and Gus
tave and Arthur Detlefs spent Sunday
fishing at Lake View. They report
fairly good catch.
The Keen Kutters, hailing from
Hays township and our home boys
crossed bats at Eiffert's ball park
Sunday afternoon and our boys came
out on the long end of Is to score.
Fifty dollars had been wagered on the
game to take place the Sunday before
but as the Keen kutters failed to show
up, the game was postponed until Sun
day, when the boys proved to the OPP
posing nine that they were the better
team. The boys have been practicing
quite bit of late and they certainly
showed considerable improvement
Sunday, hacking up their battery to
full extent and nabbing everything
that came their way when hits meant
runs. At batting they also showed up
considerably better and they seemed
to be able to hit the opposing pitcher
"slontco ot will ALTHOUGH thoro VINO