The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-31
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WEST SIDE ITEMS
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A very interesting game OF baske
ball was played Wednesday, when til
West Side town team played Oman
prepared for "a hard fight, for til
Townsends played 81 games this SET
son aud lost only 2. The first hal
& the West Side boys seemed hand
& capped by the thought OF whom, the
We're playing with. The score OF til
first half was 1926 in favor of tn
j Townsends. The last half the Yves
Side boys went at it harder then evel
The resulting score was 44-4l in favo
OF West Side.
Aug. Bornhoft was a Carroll pas
senger Monday.
VIM. Slavery. of Denison, was il
4 West Side on business Tuesday.
John kock hauled corn 10 II. p
Searls all week at GO cents per bu
Deputy sheriff Costello. OF Denison
was in West Side Wednesday.
John Steinhauer. of Arcadia, visited
West Side friends Tuesday.
Jacob Kraft, OF Denison, was seen OIL
our streets Monday.
Matt Alter and Wm. EWalt returned
from Omaha Wednesday, where they
purchased some full blooded stock
Tom Mallory. of Denison, was call
ing in West Side Tuesday
John Staangl and VIM. Baurle, OF
Arcadia, visited their many friends
in West Side Wednesday.
The Standard Oil Co., will soon err.
ect a building for their station here.
Aug. Bornhoft Went to Carroll We'd
nesday and got the tank. Mr.. Born.
lloft will haul the oil to Vail and Ar
cadia
Frank Dobler and Miss Anna Goesch
We're married quietly at Denisoh We'd
nesday Mr.. Dobler is a graduate OF
the West Side high school and now an
Industrious young farmer. Miss GOesch
is II young lady of many achievements
and is loved and respected by all who
know her. They will locate on farm
near West Side.
Mrs. Warren Lewis, of Council Bluff
visited between trains at the Frank
Marriott home Wednesday.
John Auen, OF Jackson, was a West
Side caller Monday.
Attorney Il. X. Burch, of Denison,
Maurice O'Conner. Of Vail. and Thos.
Jochimsen, OF Hayes, We're here OH
business Monday, on account OF the
farm Jochimsen bought of Herman
Hagge The case was taken TO Vail
to McGrath.
tHenry Peters .r, and wife. OF Ar
cadia, visited her folks, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Weise Sunday.
John Smith was Boone passenger
Monday.
Chas. Reinking, of Schleswig, was
in West Side Monday.
Henry and Chas. Schoenjahn re-
ceived two loads OF cattle from Britt.
Z Mrs VIM. Masslnan, who is making
her home with her son, Ernest, is re-
ported to be quite i'll.
Mrs. Anna Sievers returned to Car
roll Tuesday. where she is staying
with her sister-in-law. Mrs. Jacob Slew
ers.
Fred Sierks is, now in the hospital
at Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hagedorn. OF
Lake View, left Friday for Manning to
visit few days before returning to
their home.
Mr. and Mrs. o. 0. Vogenitz and son,
Werner, were Carroll callers Saturday.
+ Mrs Frank Glasscock was Deni-
son shopper Friday.
F'ike Granhoff, Of Washington, s.
D., is visiting friends here.
The Germania yerein held meeting
and decided to put electric
lights in the lall. They will hold a
dance on April 23d.
Mrs. Hy Mumm. and Mrs. August
Bornhoft were Omaha shoppers Fri
day.
Mrs. Paul .Jeutsch, OF Manning. Wis
tied from Friday until Sunday with her
son, Earl
Mrs. Mont Campbell and children
were Carroll shoppers Saturday
S Mrs. G. w. Payne, of Sioux City, is
at the Payne home here on visit.
The school children are enjoying a
two weeks vacation. The teachers
left the last OF the week to spend the
vacation at various places. Miss Bax-
ter at Beimond, Miss klinefelter at
Cedar Falls, Miss Peters at Burt and
Miss Henderson at Logan.
MI. and Mrs Aug Bornhoft were
Carroll visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Peter Sieyers and daughter.
Helen, left Sunday for. a visit at the
Will White home in Manila.
Il Mrs. VIM. Eitfert and Mrs. j. H. c.
Peters We're Denison shoppers last
Wednesday.
4 Mrs. Eggert Sievers and Mrs. Adolph
SchOenjahn were in Carroll shopping
Saturday.
Mrs. Hill and daughter, of Keokuk,
arrived Friday for visit at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. X. Fauth
" Steve Jams, OF Herring, called on
West Side friends Friday
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Freese returned
from Ida Grove Friday, where a sister
Of the former was operated on at the
hospital
( Mrs. yetter, OF Arcadia. attended the
OF her son, Frank Mass
man, Sunday
Mrs. Peter Martens and Mrs. Leroy
DOhse were in Carroll on business Sat
urday.
Hans Hansen, the electrician. went
to Hot Springs, Ark, and from there
he expects to return to Omaha
The fourth number OF the lecture
course was held at the Germania hall
Friday evening The Princeton play
ers furnished a good entertainment.
Mrs Louie Thiedeman and Miss
Francis Mumm were Carroll shoppers
Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Christensen, OF Wis
cnnsin is visiting at the Gus Brock |