The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-12-02

! tiNty lOl SlolI Will ClASlSSS ~
/ West Side and vicinity.
| Miss Winnie Powell, OF Gliaden, i.
visiting at the Frank Glasscock home
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bollen ant
daughter and Maurine lIamlcy, o
Dcnison, had Thanksgiving dinner Il
the Aug Voss home. Miss Verna Vos:
returned home with them for n visit
Maurinc Ilanllcy remained for yisi
4 at the Aug Voss home.
Alfred Dohso and George Mumm
took in the dance at Denison Thurs
day evening. Alfred helped to furnish
tito music.
The following teachers left last
"Wednesday for their homes to spcnC
Thanksgiving: Miss Baxter to Bel
mond, Miss Klinetelter to Cedar Falls
Miss Roger to Woodbine and Miss
Peters tc Burt.
Tho dance at the Germania hall or
Friday evening was we'll attended.
Aug Voss and family motOrcd tc
DcniSon Friday. Maurine Ilamlcy re
turned home with them.
John .Mumm, .Ir, who is working al
IIolstcin, arrived homo for Thanks
giving.
Miss O'Brien is visiting at the j. G.
Patterson home.
The Dohso orchestra played for q
dance at Arcadia Thursday and at the
FIVE mile house Saturday
julius Hasge joined the Masonic
lodge Wednesday.
The Germania vercin held meet
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took place. The following were elect
ed: President, Hans Sjevers; vice
president, John Eathic; secretary
Herman Eitrert; financial secretary
James Nicholson; treasurer, Henry
Moellcr; trustees, Ed Peters, George
Buck and Max Hucschen. They dc
cidcd to have married folks dance
on Saturday, December 5th. A dance
! will also be given December II. They
have been fortunate enough to secure
"rho Trcubadours" to furnish the
music.
Chas. Martins. Peter Sicvers and
n. i. Moellcr were Denison callers on
Wednesday.
The boys team of tho West Side
high school, have given up outdoor
basket ball and practiccd Tuesday for
the first time this season in the Ger
mania hall. The girls have also or.
sanized . team.
John Schuman, who canvassed the
east half OF Hayes for the saloon pc
tition, got 100 per cent OF tho slgners.
Gus Brockman was an Omaha pas
scnger Thursday.
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Thursday.
Win DOhsc, this year being his first
year OF farming, raised 5000 bushels
OF corn. We congratulate him on his
success.
Mrs. Vim. Dresser, who was oper,
atcd upon for appendicitis Il few
weeks ago, is; now rapidly on the road
to recovery.
John Schuman and family motored
to Carroll Tor visit with friends Fri
day. ..p, ,.-i
Chas. Martens. Sam Kemp and Matt
Ewing called on friends in Manning
Friday.
= Hans Sisvcrs and son, Arthur. were
business callers in Manila, Friday
They made the trip by auto.
Adolph Schcldorf, OF near Boyer
visited friends and relatives in West
Side Friday.
Fred Brockman, Of Arcadia, visited
West Sido friends Friday.
Miss Rosetta Stincr, who is teaching
school near Manning, spent Thanks
giving at the parental, Ernest Stincr
home. Miss Gertrude, who is teach
ing in the public school at Sloan, also
spent Thanksgiving at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j. Peters and Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Schocnjahn attended
the play in Carroll, 'Forty-lvc Min
utes from Broadway" Saturday eve
| nins.
Aug Voss and family were Denison
visitors Saturday. Miss Verna. who
had been visiting at the Chas. Bollcn
home, returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Pantsch and
daughter, Margaret, of Dcnison, spent
Sunday at the NJ. j. Campbell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Brockman enter.
tanned a largo circle of friends at a
card party Saturday evening at their
home south Of town.
Billie Wicks, of Harlan. was III West
Side Friday calling on his many
friends.
Chas. Harmon sold his house to Gar
field Steinhaucr, of Arcadia, Satur-
day, the consideration being $3.50.
Mr.. Steinhauer intends to make West
Side his home in tho near future. We
have not learned where M. Harmon
has decided to locate.
The family OF Mr.. Cameron. who is
working at the AL Starek barber shop.
arrived in West Side Saturday. They
arc located for the present in the Myer
home
Frank Staley and wife, OF Denison.
visited at the Fred Pacholke home
Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Dieter,
OH Sunday, November Goth, boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marriott, who
have been living north of town, moved
into the home this week which he
purchased of Mrs. Katherine Kraft.
Martha Ewolt and Lawrence Clausen