The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-02-04
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A deal was completed last Thurs
day whereby c. j. Peters became own
er of the Otto Kruse residence in this
city.
Mrs. John Mumm celebrated her
54th birthday Thursday, Jan. "a by
entertaining a number of lady friends
in the afternoon.
John Fastje of Denison transacted
business in this city last Tuesday.
Mrs. Mont Campbell celebrated her
birthday Thursday.
Mr.. Lyle Steren and sister-in-law,
Mrs. Frank Staley, of DenisOn, visited
at the Fred Pacholke home last week.
Frank Staley came down from Den
ison Wednesday to take is the wrestl
ing match and for days visit at the
Fred Pacholke home.
The wrestling match between Strick
land and Kelley turned out victorious
for Kelley. We made a slight error
last week when we said it was to be
finished. 1t should have been handi-
cap match with Strickland Offering to
throw Kelley three times in an hour.
Stricklan, we believe, has met his
match at least Kelley has him doing
some hard thinking for lie was unable
to do anything with our man, whose
defensive work was of high order.
When these two meet again in finish
ed match there certainly will be some
thing doing" and we hope it may come
about soon for we are anxious to know
who is the best man.
Mrs. Henry Mumm called on friends
at Denison Monday.
Miss Bernice Downey was at Deni-
examinations being held there.
The dance held at the Germainia
opera house Saturday was verv poorly
attended. haG
j. w. Dewitt transacted business
at Vail Wednesday.
John Detlefs was business caller
at Deniosn last Tuesday. @ei3
Quite a number of young peoples at
tended the dance at Arcadia last
Tuesday evening, all reporting a good
time. &
Mrs. Emil Evers and daughter Clara
visited with relatives and friends at
Deniosn a few days of last week. ,
Mrs. Earl Jeutsch returned home
the last of the week from visit with
relatives at Manning a
Matthias Meyers, who had the mis-
fortune to have one of his hands hurt
while unloading some ties for the
railway company left Wednesday for
Carroll where he is now an inmate of
the hospital. suffering from bad case
Of blood poisoning.
Mr.. Spencer Heiden of Denison has
accepted a position as clerk in the
H. j. Moeller store here beginning
on his new duties Monday. -'t
Otto Kruse of Northwood, IOwo is
here visiting with old time friends and
relatives. 1t certainly does us good
to see Otto's beaming countenance
again if only for short spell.
Little Harold Koacht celebrated his
birthday last Tuesday by entertaining
a number of little folks in the after
noon.
Scheldorf's orchestra rendered the
music for the dance at Denison Tues
day evening.
were business callers at Denison Fri
day.
The following is the obituary OF
Vincent Tarpy who met his death Sun
day Jan. 25th. by the accidental dis
charge OF a gun. We were unable to
procure the necessary particulars IN
times for last weeks issue.
Harold Vincent Tarpy was born in
this city Jan. 18th. 1899 and died on
Jan. 25th 1914 at the age of fifteen
years and IL days.
The deceased leaves to mourn his
earth his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Tarpy, three sisters, Miss Grace, Hazel
and Marion and one brother, John.
Funeral services were held Wednes-
day morning at the house and at st.
AIMS at Vail, Rev. Father Peter Muir
ply officiating. The remains were laid
to rest in the Catholic cemetary at
Vail. The floral offerings were many.
The pail bearers We're: James Malloy,
Harold Schoenjahn, Adolph Mumm,
Louie Effect, Dewey Voss and Hy
Evers.
Those who attended the fureral from
ont of town were: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Smith of Colome, S. D Mrs. Mcneil
and Thomas Tarpy, j.. of Omaha, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Tarpy of Manning,
Dan Tarpy of Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. White of Manila, DR.. ard Mrs. Ben
Hamilton, Mrs. Charley Hamilton and
Mr.. and Mrs Will Hamilton of Jeffer-
son.
We join their many friends in ex-
tending our heartfelt sympathy to
the bereaved relatives.
John d. Scheldorf and little son
were visitors at the county seat Sat
urday. ''S~AE
Mr.. Louie Kracht celebrated his 33
birthday Friday evening and quite a
few of his relatives and friends came
and helped him celebrate the event
A party was held at the home of
Henry Schoenjahn Friday. A good
time was reported by all those pres
ent.