The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-17


in the festivities and these report a
fine time.
Miss Nellie Harrington, of Vail Wis
tied at the Thos. Tarpy home near
this city Sunday.
Mrs. C. l.. Patterson and children
spent several days of last week visit
ing at the F. l.. Huffman home at Den
ison.
Gus Brockman spent Sunday fishing
at Lake View, going up there per auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Rouse were up
to the lake Monday and spent few
hours in this city visiting friends.
V. C. Hawks and little son were
Denison passengers Monday.
West Side and the Keen Kutters, a
base ball organiatiozn of south of this
city were supposed to cross bats here
Sunday. A wager Of $50 was made
between the two teams, but when
the hour for the championship struggle
was at hand, the Keen Kutter bunch
were not in evidence and although
the boys waited all afternoon, they
failed to put in their appearance.
That's all right, boys, next time you
want to be careful 80 you don't scare
them before the game starts. We
understand however, that the game
will be pulled off next Sunday, if the
weather permits and we hope that
the Keen kutters will have recovered
sufficiently from their attack of cold
feet" by that time to make it inter-
esting for our boys as everybody likes
likes to- see good, close game Of
base ball aud we believe the two
teams are very evenly matched and
the game would be struggle from
start to finish.
Mrs. Henry Mumm and daughter,
ison Friday.
Miss Carrie Schwecke returned to
her duties as clerk in the H. J. Noel
Ter store Monday after enjoying a
weeks vacation visiting with friends
at Lake View, and other cities near
here.
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Reinfeldt, OF
O'Brien county are visiting relatives
In this city this week.
Fred Schaeffer, who holds posi-
ton as clerk in. the H. ]. Moeller
otolc 10 chJoy1iS q "CCh . NuSnIAoA
this week.
Pete Sievers called on friends at
Carroll Sunday.
We have received word that the
Chautauqua will be held in Denison
next month and that it will come up
to higher standard than ever before.
With the roads in good condition, we
will expect large number Of our
people to be in attendance.
Herman Martens left Saturday night
for Chicago in charge OF shipment
of live stock, returning home Tuesday
morning.
Dewey made a trip per auto to Den
ison Wednesday, evening.
Mr., and Mrs. c. w. Payne and son,
Arthur, are expected to arrive here
this week from Sioux City. and they
will make their home here this sum-
mer until college opens up again this
fall.
NJ. r. Huescheu, Arthur Peters and
Chas. Martens spent Sunday at Lake
View fishing.
A big barn is being erected on the
Will Krocht farm south OF this city,
Mumm Bros. doing the work.
Ray Peters and Elmer Martens and
friends made trip to Wall Lake
Sunday.
Henry Kolen came out victorious in
the wrestling match, Kolen VS. Hal
lowach at the opera house Saturday
evening. Henry is getting to be quite
a wrestler and 1t takes a pretty good
man to put him on his back.
Prof Vogenitz left for Denison Tues
day morning where he has been en-
gagged to teach at summer school,
which opens Tuesday.
Alfred Dohse was a Schleswig pas
senger last Tuesday, going down to
assist the Schleswig orchestra in
playing for Children's dance.
Quite q number of our citizens took
in the carnival at Denison last week.
"Heinie" Wilkens is the owner of
a Ford car, which he purchased last
week of Patterson and Campbell. We
like auto rides, Heinie, so come around
when you get time and we will take a
little spin with you.
Miss Stella Peters returned home
from Denison Friday. where she has
been attending college the past year.
Earl Moeller left for Denison Tues
day morning where he will attend
summer school the next five weeks.
James Malloy visited with his uncle,
Thos. Malloy at Denison Sunday.
Mrs. A. J. Wheeler visited friends
at Vail the first part Of last week.