The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-10
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4 Miss Estella Peters visited owe,
Sunday at the parental, j. H. C. Peters
home.
Little Richard Patterson is reported
i'll with lung fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bahnson returned to
their home at Wyoming, Iowa, Friday
morning after visit with their daugh.
| ter Mrs. Ed Martens.
Mrs. Frank Glasscock and daughter,
Raine, visited with the formers moth
er, Mrs. Powell, at Glidden over Sun
day. Her mother is reported quite i'll.
| Mrs. Aug Voss and son, Dewey, Wis
tied relatives in Denison Saturday.
! The electric lights were turned on
| Wednesday evening for the first time.
| The lights were very bright and salts
factory to all.
VIM. Noelk and Margareta Herr
mann were united in marriage last
Wednesday by Rev. Englert at the
Augusta Noelk was the bridesmaid
and John Lussman best man. A jolly
crowd of friends enjoyed nice time
at the Noelk home. Miss Hermann
is an Industrious girl and her large
circle Of friends wish her all of life's
happiness. Mr.. Noelk is an industr-
Gus farmer, we'll liked by all who
know him. We wish them happinenss
throughout their married life.
Miss Leona Firth was a Denison Wis
itor Saturday.
A council meeting was held Tuesday
evening and the new mayor, p. H.
Dohse, presided. He appointed Aman-
dus Kraft fire chief in place of Emil
Evers, who resigned.
Misses Henrietta and Rosetta Stin.
err were Denison shoppers Saturday.
Philip Redig. of Arcadia, is the new
man in the lessen butcher shop.
The Killarney girls gave program
at the Germania opera house last
Wednesday evening. They pleased
their hearers greatly with their Irish
wit and humor.
The fire company held meeting on
Thursday and appointed the new fire.
men to their respective places.
On Wednesday afternoon occurred
the marriage of Mary >Detbarn and
George Koch, Rev. Huendling off1ciat.
ing. The ceremony took place at the
Detbarn home. The bridesmaids were
Katie Mau and Clara Rasmussen and
the best men were John Koch and
Hugo Detbarn. A number OF friends
were present to witness the ceremony
and celebrate the happy event. Both
these young people are we'll and fav
Orably known in and around West
Side. Miss Detbarn is girl OF fine
character and high standing among
her friends. Mr.. Koch is both an in
dustrious and good farmer. He and
his bride will live on a farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Caldwell have
moved into the house vacated by w.
N. Walters
Henry schoenjahn returned from
THURSDAY, where he had
been on business connected with the
bank at that place.
We understand that John Mumm has
obtained position in one OF the
banks at Denison. We wish him sue
cess in his new work.
Chas. Mielk shipped two car loads of
hogs to Omaha Wednesday.
John Scheldorf is in Minnesota
looking after his iarm. Mr.. and Mrs.
Scheldorf will move there in March.
Walter Winters and family will occu-
py the Scheldorf residence.
John Hagge was in Manila Satur-
day on business.
Louie Thiedeman and John Schu-
man hauled hogs to Aug Voss Mon.
day. .
Herman Martens. Sr. celebrated his
birthday Sunday. Many friends and
A.; IpN a Sr1lx, inc of a
Martens home.
Miss Rosetta Stiner returned to her
school near Manning Sunday. She
was unable to get there this week on
account of the snow storms, and SO
was forced to miss week of school.
Will Dohse hauled thirty.four head
OF hogs and Faye Schoenjahn forty
seven head to Aug Voss Friday.
Many farmers wanted to ship cat
tie Saturday, but the railroad could
not furnish cars on account OF the Sc
we're storms.
On Friday evening the West Side
high school boys went to Carroll for
game OF basket ball. The game was
hard fight ali the way through, but the
largeness of the floor somewhat be-
wildered the West Side boys and they
lost by score of II to 81.
On Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Rev. Fauth occurred the mar
riage of Paulina jain and Dietrich
Gehlsen. Alpha jain was bridesmaid
and Fritz Gehlsen best man. A bount-
eous wedding supper was served at
the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Herman jain. A large num-
Der of relatives and friends spent the
afternoon and evening at the jain
home. Miss jain is a girl of excel
lent character and ability. She has.
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