The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-20
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i August Bornhoft and Ed. Peter.
were Carroll passengers Tuesday.
1 Mrs. Aug. Voss made shopping
tour to Denison Thursday.
| County supt. Olry visited the schoo
at West Side Friday.
/ John Schaueble shipped carloads
of cattle to Omaha Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Baxter and Loretta
Sievers spent Saturday and Sunday
visiting at the Roger home in Wood
bine. r'@Ai
Mrs. Aug. Bornhoft visited friends
at Denison Thursday.
The masquerade which was to be
held at the five mile house Saturday
evening, was postponed to Wednes.
day on account of the bad weather.
VIM. Baurely, of Arcadia, visited
friends in West Side Tuesday.
| Blind Boone and his company gave
a concert at the Germainia hall Sun
day evening. Blind Boone's ability
at the piano is wonderful. He can
initiate all sorts OF animals, trains,
ETC., and when hearing piece played
once, he can reproduce it. A large
crowd turned out to enjoy the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hagge( Mr.. and
Mrs. John Strain, Mr.. and Mrs. Aman-
dus Kracht and Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
Kelley, spent the week end at Omaha.
Mrs. Sam. Kemp and Miss Josie
Welsh We're west bound passengers
Wednesday,
Henry Clausen sold one carload of
steers to B. Mitchell and shipped one
car load to Omaha Monday.
Chas. Martens was an Omaha pas
senger "Wednesday.
Mrl j. Dewitt, OF Deloit visited
friends in West Side Thursday.
Henry Jochimsen sold fifty head of
hogs to Aug. Voss Thursday.
Carl Clausen, who went to Clinton
from West Side, has written to West
Side friends saying he is now visiting,
relatives in Ohio, and he learned there
that one of his brothers was killed
in the war.
Mrs. Henry Bornhoft and daughter,
Margaret, and Mrs. Claus Thieder-
man spent the last OF the week at
Manning.
A. j. Kelley and, Henry Mumm pass
ed another milestone Thursday. A
crowd of friends were nicely enter.
tanned at the Mumm home. while Mr..
Kelley and wife spent the day in
Omaha.
Miss Ella Pacholke was a Carroll
shopper Friday
Tom Malloy, OF Denison, spent Fri
day visiting friends in West Side.
Henry Koch sold 500 bushels OF
corn to Will Goetch at 81 cents per
bushel.
George JAMS took his third degree
in Masonry Monday evening.
The Georman Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. James Nicholson Wednesday.
Saturday was quiet day on ac-
count of the snow storm, but Monday
was all the buster.
Mr.. Steinhauer's engine arrived for
the electric light plant Thursday.
West Side will soon be able to appre.
ciate the nice lights. Last Wednes-
day evening the electroliers were
lighted, getting the power from Ar
cadia. They certainly are much better
than the other little street lights.
The shipments made to Chicago
Saturday We're: Robert White, 2 car
loads of cattle, Lally Bros. 2 car loads
of cattle, Faye Schoenjafn, car loads
of cattle and c. w. Payne, 2 car loads
OF cattle. Isl
J. B. Malloy spent over Sunday WIS.,
iting relatives at Denison.
Gus. Gertz has rented the j. H. c..
Peters farm near Boyer for So per
acre.
Henry Wollenberg and August
Schultz, OF Arcadia. were seen on the
streets of West Side Monday.
Nounty Supt. Olry, of Denison, visit.
ed school at West Side Monday.
John Jensen and Pat. Kel!een both
received two car loads of steers from
Omaha Tuesday. Frank Pacholke re-
ceived one car load from Sioux City.
Last Thursday evening the Eastern
Stars held a special meeting to re-
hearse the new officers. Next Thurs
day evening they will have installa-
tion of officers. The new officers are:
Mrs. Bertha Walters, w. NJ; Mrs.
May starek, A. NJ; Carl Moeller. Pat
ron; Mrs. Margaret Moeller, Conduc-
tress; Mrs. Grace Patterson, Asso-
ciate Conductress. The star points
are Irene Dohse, Adah, Jessie Marten,
Esther; Mrs Laura Peters, Martha;
Mrs. Lucy Button. Electa; Clara Ev-
ers, Sec.; Mrs. Lena Evers Treas. !;
Carrie Dannatt pianist; Anna Schoes-
Ter, Chaplain; Sophia Nickelsen,
Marshall; Henrietta Dohse, Warden;
and Arthur Peters Sentinel.