The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-04-14
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WEST SIDE ITEMS
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The last numDer Oh tne leCIuf'
. course was given at the Germani;
Hall Tuesday evening. The McCor'
Trio gave q delightful evening o
musical selections. reading and char
acter sketches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Lamp, OF Maple
ton, spent Sunday at the Eggert Slew
Z era home.
Mr., and Mrs. Emil Evers were Den
ison passengers Tuesday. From Den
ison they went to Deloit to help cele
brate Mr.. Ever's ,brotller-inlaw, Pete
petcrsen's birthday.
Amandus Kraft has purchased o. Q
j Vogenitz''s piano.
The Helping Hand spent a pleasant
afternoon at the =. IL. D0hsc home
Wednesday,.
Mrs. Jones and daughter, of Dcni
son visited Saturday at the Aug
BOrnhoft home.
The children who started to schoo
Monday were Edith and Ena Pattcr
son, Evelyn and Dorothy Voss, Or
vile Kraft.
Otto Wilkens shipped cattle to Oma
ha Thursday.
The Gray family gave an enter
tainmcnt at. the Germania Hall Wed
ncsday evening. Quite large crowd
was in attendance.
Max Hueschen was Denis0n pas
sengcr Tuesday.
Mrs. Julius Jalns, who has been
very i'll Of late. is now on the road Ia
Weliville.
,Dill Goetch received Car of cattle
ffom Omaha Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kraft
Wednesday,. a daughter.
lIannes Stoffer. and John llickers
bought 80 head Of cattle from Julius
JAMS. They sold 10 head to Wm.Mo0n-
ey.and shipped the rest to Olaha We'd.
nesday. John Rickers and Tony An
tone went in charge.
Otto Kruse returned to his home in
Minnesota Monday, after few weeks
visit with friends in and arOunt West
Side.
Al. w. Stareck returned from Allan.
tic Thursday. Mrs. Stareck remained
for a longer visit.
Chas Martens and A. ]. Kelley were
passengers to OMAHA Tuesday.
Bill Mooney received a car of cattle
from Omaha Thursday.
Fred Rickers was in DcnisOn on
business Thursday.
Delmare Benton bought the Payne
farm adjoining town for $4,000 per
acre.
Mrs. VIM. Eiffert celebrated her
birthday Saturday. The German
Ladies Aid was we'll represented.
Otto Brown was calling on friends
in Denison Thursday.
Herman Buck received carload
OF icattle from Omaha Wednesday. He
has received three cars in the last
couple OF weeks.
VIM. Pierce. bf near Des Moines
was in West Side Thursday.
Chas. Martens celebrated his birth
day Tuesday.
The Standard Oil Co.. have started
the erection OF their distributing sta
tion near the. pump house.
James Ktleen sent his threshing
machine to Des Moines to trade it
for d new one.
Ray Peters returned to, Wisconsin
this week. He and his brother Carl
are clearing up farm. Jacob will
also 20 to Wisconsin this summer.
Chas. Harmon, who formerly sold
groceries In this vicinity visited here
q few days. Mr.. Harmon is now 10.
Gated at Ida Grove.
BARLEY Mitchell moved off of the
Herman Hagge farm as result Of
the dispute. Mitchell and JOclimsen
both bought the Herman Hagge farm,
one buying 1t from r. ]. Peters of
this city, and the other from real
estate man at Manning. The dispute
arose over to whom the farm belong
ed. JOchimsen got the farm. His
son in.law, Mr.. Segebart, has moved
onto the place.
john Wicse is visiting his sons Har.
~ aud Will in Nebraska at present.
A. W. Stareck has installed fine
new electric piano in his barber shop.
Harm kruse Jr., was in Omaha on
business Friday.
Henry SchOesseler is building an
addition to his house. Henry Greene
iIyer and two men of Vail are doing
tiiA work
Tom Tarpy shipped hogs to Chicago
Saturday and went in charge himself.
Rev. and Mrs. X. Fautl were Car.
roll passengers Saturday.
Mrs. August Wilkens, OF Denison,
arrived Saturday to visit her new
granddaughter at the Carl Kraft
home.
Nike Gibl0n, OF Vail, was in West
Side Saturday on business.
John Jensen shipped 3 cars of cattle
10 Chicago Saturday and went in
charge himself.
Avg. voss and family motored to
Denison Saturday. Miss Grace stayed
over Sunday.
p. Peters is having a cement side
walk made around his house. John
1lathje "a doing the work.
Frank Cameron visited his wife in
Omaha over Sunday
Alfred Dohse played for a dance at
Manila Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Brockman, OF
Carroll, visited with Mrs. Lille Schel.
dorf Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Glasscock is reported to be
Oh tile sick list
John Kruse Orchestra played for a
dance at Three Mile House Saturday
Mr.: and Mrs. Hy. Peters Jr.. OF Ar.
cadia, visited Sunday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. lohn Wiese.
Hy. D0hse Sr., is building an ad.
dition 70 bis house.