The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-03
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SHOP.
Aug. Roemer, OF sanburn O'Brier
Co., is visiting at the Henry Eiffer1
home.
Miss Laura Weber and friend, Of
Arcadia, visited in West Side, Sat
urday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Stein
hauer Friday, g. baby girl.
Parks Gulick, of Denison, visited in
West Side Saturday with his son Rob
ert.
Mrs. Hannes Stoffer celebrated hel
birthday Tuesday. A large crowd was
delightfully."- entertained at the Stoffel
home.
Mr.. VIM. Eiffert passed another mile
stone Friday. A number of friends
spent a pleasant evening at cards at
the Eiffert home.
| Misses Erma Kelley and Theresa
Nickelsen visited friends at Vail Sun
day.
Miss Carrie Baxter and Miss Leona
Firth attended the teachers meet
ing at Vail Saturday. Miss Baxter read
paper on "How to Prepare Rural
Pupils for High School," and Miss
Firth's paper was 1.-THE Country
School as a Social Center" About
forty were in attendance.
Mrs. Frank Cameron and son Thorn
as left for visit at Omaha Thurs
day. Mr.. Cameron went Sunday.
From Omaha they will go to Okla
homa for visit.
Chas. Schoenjahn and Hans Will
kens each shipped two cars of cattle
to Omaha Saturday.
Gus Brockman, Hans Schulter, Otto
Pachclke and Herman and Gus Det-
lefs spent over Sunday sight seeing
in Omaha.
Mrs. August Richter and Pearl
Nickelsen visited friends in Vail Sun
day.
Mrs. August Bornhoft celebrated her
birthday Monday She entertained a
number OF friends very nicely at her
pleasant home.
Miss Leona Switzer, of Denison, re-
turned home Sunday after visit at
the Frank Killeen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peterson and
daughter, Mary Jane, OF Vail, visited
over Sunday at the Aug voss home.
John Smith and son, Charles, visit.
ed friends at Missouri Valley Sunday.
Misses Dora Brockman and Englert,
of Arcadia, visited at the II. p. Dohse
home Sunday.
Frank Mau is remOdeling his resi-
dence, John sLumm doing the work.
Miss Lark, Of Arcadia, visited be.
tween trains at the H. G.. Book home
Sunday.
Mrs. E. ]. Peters was shopping in
Carroll Monday.
The demonstration held at Emil
Evers' hardware store last week was
very successful. Delicious biscuits
and coffee were served to the visitors
Eighteen Majestic ranges were sold.
Mr.. Evers is to be congratulated upon
the success of the undertaking.
Mrs. John Clausen and baby, Of
Manning, visited over Sunday at the
John Schuman home.
On Sunday MT. and Mrs. John Schu-,
man celebrated their silver wedding
at their home south of town. A large
crowd was present to help celebrate
the day and wished Mr.. and Mrs. Schu
hAdA many AAVs = COL VI HAPPY "SsA-
ded lief. The day was spent at cards
and a delicious supper was served at
& O'clock:
Miss Rosa Risen returned to her
home at Charter Oak Monday after
visit at the Thiederman home.
Dewey Voss was a Denison passen-
ger Monday.
Henry Wollenberg, of Arcadia, Wis
tied friends in West Side Monday.
Aug Rohwer bought the Barney
Mitchell 800 acre farm south Of town
for $155 per acre.
Mrs. H. G. Lamp, Mrs. John Moore
and Mrs. Detlef Passick were Denison
shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. Title Scheldorf visited with
her daughter, Mrs. Alfred Brockman,
at Carroll Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Staley, of Denison, spent
a few days of the week visiting at the
Fred Pacholke home.
Hannes Herman was a Carroll pas
senger Friday.
VIM. Bauer received his naturaliza-
ton papers at Carroll Thursday.