The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-02
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WEST SIDE ITEMS
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Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Campbell re.
turned to their home in Boone Tues.
day after weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Adam Schcnlotll, of Donison, call
ed on West Side friends Wednesday,.
Chas Man returned from Omaha
Monday where lie has been visiting
relatives.
The program given at the Germania
Hail "Wednesday evening by the grades
and high school was well attended.
Tho orations OF tic seniors were OK
cellent.
Mrs. II. J. Moelcr and Miss Doris
Klinefelter were Carroll shoppers
Wednesday.
On account of the bad weather Thurs
day The party that the Helping Hand"
gave for Mrs Q. O. Vogenitz, who will
soon leave for her new home in Ohio,
was held at the j. G. Patterson home
Nevertheless a very pleasant after
noon was enjoyed.
Ray Peters returned from Wiscon-
sin Friday morning, where he has
been engaged in clearing some land
purchased.
James Nickelsen has rented the City
Hotel for five years and will take
possession August lst He also bought
the furniture for a consideration OF
$4,000
Miss Erma Kelley was Carroll
shopper Wednesday.
The junior class of the high school
WIS entertained at the August Voss
home Thursday for dinner and the
evening, in honor Of one of its mem
bers, Werner Vogcnitz, who will move
to Ohio with his parents. A very
pleasant evening was spent.
ton of officers Thursday. The fol-
lowing were elected:
Prcs.,-Hans Sicvcrs,
Vicc-prcs. ,-.John l,athje.
Secretary ,--Herman Eiffert,
Trcasurer,-H. J. Mocller.
Finance sccrctary,-.James Nickelsen.
Trustces,-E. J.. Peters, NJ. II. Hucsh-
en- and Leo Buck.
They decided to hold two dances,
one on June 18th and the other on
June 35th
Mr.. II. T. SearIs and Phillip and
Mrs. August Richter returned from
Topeka Friday morning. They re-
port the condition of Mrs. Scarls as
not very satisfactory.
Rev. k Fauth left Tuesday to at
tend the convention of the Evangelical
synod in session at Donnellson, Ia.
Mr.. w. EitIert, who is a delegate from
West Side, left "Wednesday.
Mrs klipefclter, of Cedar Falls, ar
rived Wednesday for q visit with her
daughter, Miss Doris.
The graduation exercise was held
at the Germania Hall Friday evening.
The class address was given by Prof.
Van Ness, Of Denison, which was en-
tons were beautifully rendered, in
Guiding the selections by Kruse's Or
cheStra.
AN children of school age are look
ing forward to Il great treat as all
next week they may so to the picture
show free OF charge. Manager Hucs-
chen is doing his best to please the
public and we believe he is doing it.
Supervisor Holland, OF Vail, was
in West Side on business Saturday.
Mrs. Jacob Johnson, of Grand juno
ton, visited at the Aug. Richter home
Saturday. Mrs. Johnson was formerly
a resident of this city and has been
visiting relatives in Denison. She
left Saturday for visit with her
daughter at Carroll.
Mrs. Chas Bollen and Miss Hattie
VOss, of Denison, attended the gradual
ton exercises Friday evening. Mrs.
Bollen returned home Saturday morn
ing, while Miss Voss remained over
Sunday the Aug Voss home.
Jacob Peters was Il passenger to
Denison Saturday.
o. 0. Vogenitz and family left on
Saturday for Ada, o. Mr.. VogenitZ
will teach al Dcnison this summer and
at State Center this winter. We wish
them success i'll their new home.
r. 4. GlasCock has put water in the
butcher shop. He and his sons did the
work.
AdoIph Scheldorf, of Boyer, visited
in West Side Saturday!
Henry Lamp has been elected APP
praiser of West Side township for the
German Insurance company.
Little Louise Dohse entertained the
measles last week.
Mrs. John Kruse and daughter, lone,
are spending the week at the Oliver
home in Scranton.
II. G. Boock was in Dcnison on bus
mess Saturday.
News was received Saturday by
Mrs. Katherine Kracht stating that
her brother, Paul Schippman, of Dav-
export, was seriously i'll. She left Sat
urday evening for that place accom-
panied by her son-in-law, T.. J. Peters
\ telegram was received Sunday stat
ing that her brother had died that
morning at 7 O'Clock. Mr.. Schippman
is well known in West Side and many
friends mourn his departure.
School was out Friday for Il three
months vacation. The children all
seem glad for vacation. The teach
crs left for various places, Mr. Vosen-
itz for Ada, O., Miss Baxter to visit
with friends at Missouri Valley, Miss
Peters to visit friends at State Center
before returning to her home at Burt,
Miss Henderson to Logan and Miss
Klinefeltcr and her mother. who has
been visiting her, going to Cedar
Falls.
MIR. and Mrs. Leptine. of Charter
Oak, were pleasant over Sunday visit
ors at the Ernest Stiner home.
Supervisor John Haggc was in Ma
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