The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06
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tween west SlQe anu Gr1nu JuuCtlOii
was played at West Side New Years
day. Somehow the Grand Junction
boys didn't seem to be in practice and
the local boys made baskets ut every
turn. The game was decidedly one
sided, the score being % to 4 in favor
OF West Side.
Mrs. George Campbell returned from
a two weeks visit at the ROlfe home
at Halbur Wednesday.
Mrs. August Voss and daughter. Miss
Verna, we're DenisOn visitors Wednes
day.
Misses Dorothy Brockman and LII.
ellie Pruter, OF Arcadia, visited at the
P. Fl. Dohse home Wednesday.
M. j. Campbell and family spent
Thursday and Friday at the Kusel and
Pautsch homes in DenisOn.
The German Ladies' Aid society met
with Mrs. Aug Richter Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Brockman, OF
Carroll, spent Friday at the home OF
her mother. Mrs. Tillie Scheldorf.
Miss Hazel Arndt. of Council Bluffs
arrived Saturday for q few days visit
at the. Herman Martens home
John Peters and Claus Thiedemann
passed another milestone Friday. A
large crowd was royalty entertained
at the Peters home, and the Thtede-
mann children were all present on his
birthday.
John Scheldorf returned Thursday
from Minnesota. where he has been
purchasing machinery. etc. to start
farming. Mr.. and Mrs. ScheldOrf In
tend to move to Minnesota In the
spring.
Marvin Peters, of Kansas. visited
over New Years at the parental. ]. II.
C. Peters home.
Mrs. Jas. Nickelsen celebrated her
birthday Saturday. A host Of neigh
bors and friends-wer present to help
celebrate the day.
Miss Anna Peterson, of Streeter. III.
arrived Saturday for visit with her
sister, Mrs. Aug vOss.
George Benten and son. Delmar. and
Faye Pierce and Constable Jas. Nick
elsen were business callers In Deni-
son Thursday. --
The dance New Years eve was, quite
we'll attended and all enjoyed a good
time.
Ernest Massman was q Denison Wis
itor. Tuesday.
Adolph scheldorf. OF Boyer. spent
Tuesday and Wednesday at the hcHe
OF his mother, Mrs. Tillte ScheldOrf. =
j. B. Mall0y visited friends In. Deni-
son Thursday.
Henry Moeller and Chris Boock left
Saturday for visit at the John Rein
feldt home at Westphalia, Kans. John
Boock accompanied them as far as
Kansas City, Mo-, where he will attend
school.
John Stratman was Denison pas-
senger Thursday.
Many hogs are being brought to this
place every day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Starek and Mr..
and Mrs. Clark and two children, OF
Vail, spent New Years day at the Al
Starek home.
Mrs. John Scheldorf, Henty EaMp
and Henry EifYert celebrated their
birthdays Sunday. Their many friends
enjoyed the day at their homes.
Mrs. John Kruse and daughter, lone,
are visiting with her folks at Scran-
ton.
The German Verein have decided to
hold masquerade at the opera house
on January 2Sd.
Mike Gibbons, of Vail. visited West
Side friends Saturday.
/ Will Campbell, of northern Iowa.,
visited his mother. Mrs. Sarah Camp
bell. over New Years. sac
{ Miss Gertrude Stiner returned to
Sloan Sunday after spending the hOl-
idays at the parental. Ernest sStantF, /,
home.
Mrs. Bert Yer Porter, of Council
Bluffs, spent New Years at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Det.
lefs.
Everyone around West Side Is now
busy putting up ice Herman Eiffeft
is furnishing ice for Mr.. Jeasen and
Peter Sievers.
Miss Jessie Martens gave very pret
ty party Saturday afternoon In honor
of Miss Hazel Arndt. Of Council Bluffs.
Alfred Dohse played traps for o
dance at Vail New Years night.
Shipments made to Chicago Satur'
day evening were: Herman Vetter. l
car of cattle; Matt Alter. cars OF
cattle: Ernest Massman, 2 cars of cat
tie; Herman Buck. 2 cars OF cattle,
Sunday Hannes Stoffers shipped car
OF hogs aud car OF cattle to Omaha.
H. Behrns. of Boyer. arrived Satur'
day to do the work on the Fred PlOtz
farm, as MIR. Plotz will be unable to
do any work. 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. PlOtz poisoned his face some
time ago, but is improving steadily.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelly and two
children. Of Vail. spent Sunday ut the
Louie Martens home.
Mrs. Ernest Massman was a Carroll
shopper Saturday.
School started Monday afterNa pleas
ant two weeks vacation. Miss Ruth
Henderson, Of Coggin. is taking Miss
ROyer's place as teacher of the second
intermediate.
Miss Maurine Hamley, of Denison
spent few days Of last week visiting
at the Aug voss home.
Mrs. Jurgensen. OF Vail, visited al
the VIM. Eiffert home Saturday.
Walter BornhOft has rented the Fred
BOck farm. We understand he vii
move on it in the spring.
John Schmidt and family returned
home Sunday after two weeks visi
with her folks at Evansville. Wis.
Emil Evers and son, Lafe. attended
the implement dealers convention o.
Omaha Tuesday and Wednesday.
C. Linde and Mrs. Brockman eaci