The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-07
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WEST SIDE ITEMS
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! Herman Scheldorf was in Omaha on
business Monday. ~. .t Y.
| George Lawler shipped hogs to
Omaha Monday and went in charge.
| Prof. 0. O. Vogenitz and son, .Vern'
ef, Mrs. L. G. Dannett and daughter,
Eleanor, and Mrs. Mel Button and
daughter, Miss Mildred, were Carroll
passengers Monday.
Hans Lamp celebrated his siXty-sec.
ond birthday Monday. A large crowd
Of neighbors and friends spent a very
pleasant evening at the Lamp home.
| C. G. Randall, of st. Paul, Neb... was
elected superintendent OF the schools
here for the coming year.
Mrs. Aug Bornhoft was Carroll
shopper Tuesday.
| Miss Adele Kropf, Of Denison, is Wis
iting with her sister, Mrs. Herman
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The German Ladies' aid met with
Mrs. John Rathje Wednesday,.
Mrs. Geo. LAWYER, Mrs. John Jensen
and daughter, Malinda,' Mrs. John
Smith, Mrs. Chas. Englund and daugh-
ter, Thelma, and Mrs. =. G. Dannett
and daughter, Eleanor, were Carroll
shoppers Wednesday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannes Herman were
Denison shoppers Monday.
Mrs. Arff and mother, OF Arcadia,
have moved into the home OF Mrs.
Henrtett Winter.
Dr. Jones, OF Hastings, Neb., arrived
"Wednesday to care for his daughter,
Mrs. III. E. Searles, who has been very
i i'll. At this writing her condition is
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Schoenjahn, Of
Mapleton, returned to their home on
Friday after a few days visit with
relatives in West Side and vicinity.
I A. y. Kelley and family, Lauretta
lSieyers and la Glasscock went down
to Carroll Saturday morning. The
Kelley family and Miss Sievers re-
NAMED for the basket ball game.
Mrs. c. "A. Book, Mrs. John Rathje
and Miss Bertha Stoffers were Deni-
son SHOPPERS Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cald-
well Tuesday, a daughter.
Mrs. Julius Jams was operated upon
for appendicitis Wednesday. She is in
a very serious condition. but her many
friends hope for a speedy recovery.
Miss Arnd, of Council Bluffs, arriv-
ed Friday for a few days visit at the
Herman Martins home.
The West Side town team played
the Jefferson tow team at the .armory
at Carroll Friday evening and 1t is
reported to have been very interest
ing game Of basket ball. The score
was % to So in favor of West Side.
Those who attended the game We're:
Clara Evers, Leona Firth, Irene Dohse,
Josie Welsh. Dewey voss, Earl Moell-
err, Grover Eyers, ArlO Moeller and
Frank Glasscock.
I The board of equalization will meet
Monday evening.
Frank Marriott was in Carroll. Fri.
day visiting Fred Sierks, who is in the
4 hospital there.
Mr.. andsMrs. Herman Buck and Son,
| Gilmore, visited ut the John }Buck
home in Denison Friday.
| John Mumn, who is working in a
| bank at Denison, spent Sunday at the
parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Starek left Sunday
Mrs. Frost, at Atlantic
A dance was given at the five mile
! house Saturday evening. Dohse's or
chestra furnished music for good
sized crowd.
Julius Hagge was in Denison on bus
mess Friday.
Miss Emma Sierks, of Grinnell, ar
rived Thursday for visit with her
grandmother, Mrs. Reimer Kracht.
She spent the fore part of the week at
Carroll with her brother, Fred, who is
in hospital there.
Fly Koch and family visited the
lWm. Krutho1f family at Ulmer Friday
and Saturday.
Clarence Pruter returned from Oma-
| ha Saturday. He had been seeking
medical aid there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sievers and
daughter, Helen, were in Denison hay-
\ ing dental work done Friday.
! The school children have been en-
ioyjng II weeks vacation.
| Otto Kruse, of Minnesota, is visiting
friends IN West Side and vicinity.
| John Bahr and VIM. GOettsch, of
manning, were in West Side Tuesday.
They also called on friends in DenisOn.
1 VIM. Pruter and son were Omaha
passengers Tuesday.
| Garfield Steinhauer was in Vail on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Mielk and son were Car.
roll passengers Wednesday,.
John Hagge was in Manila on has
illness Tuesday. :
| A party was given at the John
ISoenksen home Wednesday. The barge
|crowd reported good time.
Gus Bornhoft returned from Mime.
sofa this week. He had been helping
1.-THE JAMS family get settled
Chas. Martens was a business caller
lin Denison Thursday.
An auction sale was held on tile
lstreet last Saturday when Earl
Jentsch disposed of his household
goods. Quite number of people dis
posed Of things.
! John Hagge was in Denison on bus
liness Monday.