The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-05-12
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appreciated by all Although the
weather was threatening very large
crowd attended tile show. 1t was
very good and Especially the band was
excellent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fly. Pasick, of near
Manning, visited Sunday at the John
Wiese home. y
Henry Hoft Of Wall Lake. visited
West Side friends. Friday.
John Auen, of Lake View, was q
business caller in West Side Satur-
day, . sSs
Chris Book spent several days Of
the week in Des' MOines visiting his
daughter, Miss Vera, who is attend
ing school at, that place. ii
Tony Anton and y Herman Buck
We're in Omaha Tuesday, where they
went to look for cattle.
VIM. Wiese and family went y, to
Sioux City Tuesday, where they will
now live.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Kelly motored
to Manning Tuesday for a visit at
the. Sieman and Thornton homes.
Mrs. E.. ]. Dannatt was a Carroll
shopper Wednesday. MI, /.
Miss Carrie Swepel called on friends
in Denison Tuesday, 8s .s5-.. ,s.
James Nickelser and Chas. Martens
motored to Arcadia Wednesday. ,.aaa
A. j. Kelly has decided to move his
clubhouse across the street and build
a new one. ,Gronemyer and men, OF
Vail are doing the work. n Ia
Herman jain purchased new
Ford Tuesday. 4a 49,. ~
Ieh,> ~ (l;r}D,, orcSIoH
Tuesday evening for a visit at the
home Of his daughters, Mrs. Mielk
and Mrs: Fay. Schoentahn. He has
also been visiting, in Nebraska.
Ed killeen, Of. Carroll, visited Sat
urday with West; SidA friends. ~.
Carl Otto. Of Aspinwall, visited his
brother, William, Friday. !.
Miss Bertha Kollr is the ne@ Hello
girl" since Wednesday,; ss.
The ladies' OF the Helping Hand en-
joyed pleasant afternoon at the c.
l.. Englund home Wednesday.
Roy Moeller. A.. W.. Stareck and
Jas Nickelsen motored to Denison
Thursday to get II. J. Moeller, who
missed the afternoon train.
Otto Brown and Adolph Wenters
were in Denison Thursday. Mr.. Win
tiers had his car repaired.
The Misses Carrie Baxter, Doris
Klinefelter. Mary Peters, Ruth Hen
dersop, Christine Anderson and Grace
Tarpy were entertained. at supper at
the Il, Il. Glasscock home Thursday.
II. Z. Searls returned from Topeka
Friday, where he was called on ac-
count Of the illness OF his wife. He
reports Mrs. Searls past the crisis
and will get better. AS yet she is
very weak. Her many friends hope
for q speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Button spent a
few days at Des Moines having dental
work done.
Mrs. Tillie Scheldorf returned from
Boyer Friday, where she has been
visiting at the Delos Maak home.
Hans Penker and John Anderson,
of Manning, were in West Side on
business Friday.
Hans Sievers and Otto and Emil
Vetter went to Austin, Mimi, Thurs
day for land.
Mrs. II. G. Boosk and Miss Bertha
Stoifers were Denison passengers Fri.
day. VIA
The Germania hall is being wired
for electric lights. 1t certainly will
be a great improvement.
The teachers for the coming year
are as follows: Mr.. c. c.. Randall,
of st. Paul, Neb., Supt; Miss Athea
Smith, Of Moran. Kan. will have
charge Of Domestic Science depart
ment and some high school studies;
Miss Leah M. Stunkard, OF Cedar
Falls. new principal; Miss katharyrl
M. Newland, OF Galva, assistant prin:
cipal. She will also have. charge of
the music department Miss Mary A.
Peters will again have the grammar
school. Miss Charlotte Anderson, the
second intermediate, Miss Christine
Anderson, first intermediate and Miss
Grace Tarpy, the primary department.
Albert Caldwell was in Denison
Saturday. ~
Miss Hattie Voss, who is attending
college at Denison, spent over Sun
day at the August Voss home.
Paul Jentch, of Manning, called OH
his many West Side friends Wednes.
day.
Six men went down to Denison Sat
urday to take mail carriers exami.
nation for rural route l. south of West
Side. Those who went were Henry
Bornhoft, r.. G. Whey, Harry, PAIL,
Harry Stratman, Herman Goetch and
Otto Brown. .t-,a . .,,l
Art Adams, the commission man
of Omaha, was in West Side on bust
ness Saturday.
A public sale took place Saturday
afternoon when the +. Dewey house,
hold furniture was sold. Many people
took advantage and sold things. 1t
was quite well attended.
Miss Estella Peters, who is attend.
ing college at Denison, spent over
Sunday at the parental j. Fl. c. Peters
home. rfa# " no ST.
Chas Schoenjahn shipped three car.
loads OF hogs to Chicago Monday.
Little Paul Campbell passed his 9Th
birthday Sunday.
Theo. Schoenjahn, of Mapleton
spent few days Of the past week at
. West Side.
John Mumm, Jr., who is working
in the First National Bank, at Denison
spent Sunday at the parental John
Mumm, ST.. home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Staley, of DEM
son, visited at the Fred Pacholke and
M. r Hueschen homes.
John Kruse's orchestra played for
dance at the Three Mile house Sun.