The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-03
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WEST SIDE ITEMS
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Frank Glasscock and Tom Tarp,
each shipped two carloads of hogs t
Omaha Monday.
Mrs. Mary Radden, of Arcadia, visit
ed friends in West Side Tuesday.
A surprise party was given at thu
III. p. Dohse home Tuesday evening
in honor of Mrs. John Scheldorf, whit
left Wednesday for her new home il
Minnesota. The evening was spent a
cards. A delicious luncheon wa!
served at ten, and the guests departed
wishing Mrs. Scheldorf much happi
ness In her new home
Gus Scheldorf, Of Boyer, visited
with his mother, Mrs. Tillie Scheldorl
Wednesday.
Evelyn Kelley passed another mile
stone Friday A number OF little
girls were entertained Friday after
noon, and all voted Miss Evelyn q
splendid hostess.
Mrs. Faye Pierce and children, OF
Vail, arrived Friday for visit at the
Caldwell home.
Estella Peters, Of Denison, spent
over Sunday at the parental ]. H. G.
Peters home.
Miss Bertha Stoffers returned from
a prolonged visit with relatives Fri
day.
Walter Winters moved into the res.
idence vacated by John H. Scheldort
Wednesday.
r nyxl,o out nd ErnA ColfNNohnrp
went to Wall Lake for visit at the
. Henry Luckhart home Saturday.
John Martens and family moved to
Ellwood, Clinton county, last week
where they bought farm.
Gus Brockman was business cal
Ter at Carroll Tuesday.
Hans Wilkens was an Omaha pas
senger Tuesday.
Hans Clausen, OF Manning, was in
West Side Wednesday selling calen-
dars for 1916.
DR.. c. l.. Paterson was Carroll
caller Tuesday.
George Neuman was in Carroll
Thursday and was appointed guardian
for his brother and sister, who are
not yet of age.
Grace and Nerna voss we're in Den
ison Saturday having some dental
work done.
VIM. Mooney and Chris Book to-
gether sold carload of hogs to Chas.
Martens Thursday, who shipped them
to Omaha.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred St0ffers
a baby boy on Monday.
In a
Tuesday, where he bought load of
feeders.
Otto Brown was a Carroll passen-
ger Tuesday.
John Boock returned from Kansas
City Tuesday, where he attended a
suffering school. He now talks with
perfect ease. He also visited at the
John Reinfeldt home, at Westphalia,
Kan, and with his sister, Miss Vera.
at Des Moines.
Chas Martens was DeniSon bust
ness caller Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. E0elk, Miss Au
gusta Noelk and John Lussman were
business callers in Carroll Wednes-
day. a.
John stratman wis in Omaha We'd
nesday, where he bought carload of
hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nissen, of Gin
ton, visited at the Froom home south
of town the first of the week and on
Wednesday went to the Julius Hagge
home for a visit. Mr.. Nissen was
delegate to the Liberal League conven
ton, at Manning.
A. Stareck, DR.. c. L. Patterson and
L.. Uric witnessed a wrestling match
at Carroll Thursday, between Frahm,
of Harlan, and Conner, of Vail. They
report Frahm the winner.
Peter Bolt and family have moved
into their new home in the western
part OF town.
Mrs. "A. w. stareck visited at Vail
a few days this week.
VIM. Goetch returned from Omaha
Thursday, where he had been with
cattle.
Mrs George Fonken and children
left for their new home at Spring
field, Mimi, Thursday. Her father.
Hy., Lamp, accompanied her. Mr..
Fonken left week ago with the mach
inery and household goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Sievers visited
with her mother, Mrs. John Steinhauer
at Arcadia Saturday, who is reported
to be i'll.
Henry Schoenjahn was at Halbur
and Carroll Thursday looking for cat
tie, but found none to suit him. Mr..
SchOenjahn and his sons buy about
five hundred head Of cattle year.
Mrs. Joe Schmidt and daughter, OF
Carroll. arrived Saturday for visit
with her mother. Mrs. r. Kraft.
A dance was held at the five mile
house Friday evening. A large crowd
enjoyed good time.
Herman JOhanson and family left
this week for their new home in Min
nes0ta.
A party was held at the Matt. Alter
home Saturday evening. The large
crowd voted Mr. and Mrs. Alter de-
lightful entertainers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Redig, of Ar
cadia, moved into the house vacated
by w. Winters. Mr.. Redig is en-