The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-05-26
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w. w. Walters was in Denison on
business Monday.
Mrs. Bridget Kerrigan is reported
to be very i'll. DR.. buyer of Omaha
was called Monday in consultation
with the Drs. Patterson.
After short illness, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pacholke died
Monday afternoon. She lived to be
10 weeks old. Funeral services were
held Wednesday afternoon Rev. X.
Fauth officiating. We give our sincere
sympathy to the bereaved parents.
Paut~ Jentch of Manning passed
through West Side Monday OH his way
to Denison with five young wolves
he caught south OF town.
Chas. Martens returned from Neb-
raska Monday where he was looking
at land.
Veterinary Simpson OF Denison, was
in West Side on professional business
Monday.
W. w. Walters who has been en-
ployed in the Valley Bank for the past
few weeks. returned to his work as
depot agent for the Northwestern Tues
day.
Richard Schenloth was a Denison
passenger Thursday.
Hans Sievers accompanied by James
Kilecn, Theodore Terlisner, John
Steinla1ler lr, and Joe Bengspofer
left Tuesday evening for a trip to
see land in Minnesota.
Peter Greves of Denison, visited
West Side friends Tuesday.
IItlef JurgensOn and son and father
in-law, of near Schleswig, stopped In
West Side Tuesday on their way to
Manning.
Mrs. Aug. Voss and children Dewey
and Verna were Denison shoppers
Tuesday.
{, Mrs. Fred Weise was taken to the
j, hospital at Carroll Tuesday for treat
ments. She was accompanied by her
husband and Mr.. and Mrs. John STRAIT,
man,
The so called Little German Band
made their appearance in West Side
Tuesday. Their music was appreciat-
ed by quite n number.
Frank Frost left for his home at
Atlantic Monday after visit at the
A. w. Stareck home. He was accom-
panied by A. w. Stareck who returned
Thursday.
Mi. and Mrs Cozy Campbell, of
4 Boone, are spending the week visit
ing friends and relatives in West Side
and vicinity.
At the meeting of the Eastern Star
Thursday Past Worthy MatrOn, Mrs.
Ida Moe,ler was presenter badge
by Marshall Mrs. SOPHIA Nicholson.
Joachim Noelk celebrated his birth
day Saturday Many friends and neigh
fbors helped him celebrate the event.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Caldwell and
4 Mrs. Fay Pierce were in Denison on
business Thursday.
The German Ladies' Aid gave an
apron bazaar and luncheon Saturday
afternoon. The ladies had a large
crowd and netted about $4,000 They
are always sure to have large crowd
as they serve such good lunches.
Mrs. Sarah Lewis and grandson
James of Council Bluffs. visited friends
in West Side Saturday.
The Eastern Stars gave recep-
ton toNthe Stars and Masons Monday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. o..
10. Vogenitz, who will soon leave for
their new home in Ohio. 1t was given
ut the Masonic Hall and much enjoyed
by all. The evening was spent play
ing games and with music. Dainty
refreshments We're served at 1880.
Mrs. John Smitlltnd son Charles
were Carroll passengers Saturday.
Chas. Miells is enjoying a,visit OF
his father from Clinton. He intends
to make few weeks stay visiting
his son and other friends.
Ed. Kusel, of Denison, spent Sun
day at the Mont Campbell home.
Miss Leona Firth and Josie Welsh
visited friends in Vail Saturday
Gus and Chas. Lohefer returned
from San Francisco Friday where they
attended the exposition for three
weeks.
The cattle shipments to Chicago
Saturday were: John Matthias Peters
IL: Bill Goetsh g: Mt. Kracht I. Mr..
Peters and Mr.. Goetsch went with the
shipments.
Chas. Martens and father. Mr.. Peter
Martens left Tuesday for business
"trip in Nebraska.
Miss Thelma Englund is the owner
of fine new Hamilton piano pur,
lchased OF S. +. McGarvey.
Hannes Stoffer and John Kicker
|shipped a carload of cattle to Omaha
Monday.
John Mumm and friend, of Deni,
son visited over Sunday at the John
Mumm home.
| The Baccalaureate service for the
graduating class was held ut the Al.
T.. church Sunday evening. Rev. J.
C. Tourtellot of Denison giving very
interesting talk. His subject was,
"Who Takes the Cake?" Music was
furnished by the German Evangelical
choir and quartet. The graduates OF
1915 are Verna Voss, Jacob Peters,
Arlo Moeller and Karl Fauth.
Grover Evers is reported to be on
the sick list.
! Mr.. John Schuman celebrated his