The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-10
WEST SIDE ITEMS
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A very interesting basket ball gam
was played Friday evening at the Ger
mania hall between Dunlap and Wes
Side high schools. Both teams wer'
in good practice and a tie nearly al
the way through. The first half wa
10 to 25 in favor OF West Side II
the last half the Dunlap boys trie(
their best, but it was of no use, as the
score resulted 81 to 80 in favor OF til,
local boys.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Wm Pacholkt
on Monday, daughter.
| Henry Boock was Denison bust
ness visitor Tuesday.
The Helping Hand met with Miss
! Clara Evers Wednesday. A large
crowd enjoyed the afternoon, after
which dainty lunch was served
Mrs. Wm Pierce was Carroll bus
mess caller Thursday.
Miss Grace Voss was in Denison or
Saturday having dental work done.
The German Ladies' Aid met with
Mrs. Claus Thiederman Wednesday
Election of officers took place as fol
lows: President, Mrs. WIN. Eiffert
vice president, Mrs. Peter Martens;
secretary. Mrs. John Rathje; financial
secretary, Mrs. Hans Sievers; treas.
urer, Mrs. Henry Moeller. The ladies
are now started on their nineteenth
year and have forty-four members.
George Benten was Vail caller on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. Englund Joined the o. E
S. Wednesday evening.
this place, with his brother, Jack, on
tuesday.
John Kruse was an Omaha passen
ger Tuesday.
Mrs. H. H. sievers celebrated hel
birthday Thursday. The German
Ladies' Aid was well represented ir
spite OF the bad weather. $50
Mrs. Peter Dohse, of Arcadia, anG
daughter, Mrs. Theo. Wiese, of North
Dakota, visited at the Claus Thieder
man home Tuesday
Hans Sievers returned from Austin
Mimi, Wednesday, where he has been
On business.
Louie and Herman Martens were
Carroll passengers Wednesday.
John Rickers, Sr. and Peter Rein.
ers, CT Arcadia. visited friends in this
city Wednesday.
Attorney Powers, OF Denison, was
a business caller here Thursday.
Hannes Herman and Herman Brug-
s,or NoI,
day. ~
Barley Mitchell, of Vail. was here
on business Thursday.
Henry Lamp returned from Spring.
field, Mimi, Wednesday. He had ac-
companied his daughter, Mrs. Fonken.
to that place.
Henry jain went to Rochester last
SThursday to consult the Mayo Broth
jers in regard to his eyes. His uncle,
Herman jain, accompanied him.
Warren Lewis. OF Council Bluffs,
visited Friday and Saturday at the
Frank Marriott home
George Neuman and Will Rickers
We're Carroll visitors Wednesday.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Julius JAMS,
on Friday, n boy.
The town basket ball team went to
Dunlap Friday for IL game. The Dun
lap boys were said to be in good prac-
tice, SO the West Side boys prepared
for hard fight. which they won by a
score Of &c to II.
Conrad Schaefer, who formerly re-
sided between Denison and Manila.
has moved to the Peter Brogan farm
southwest OF West Side.
Miss Jessie Martens went to Oma-
ha Thursday for few days visit with
friends.
Misses Carrie Baxter and Lauretta
Sievers were Denison shoppers Satur-
day.
VIM. Pierce and family have moved
to farm south Of Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kruse and their
daughter. lone. went to Scranton on
Saturday for visit with Mrs. Kruse's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Olive.
Misses Clara Evers and Leona Firth
spent Saturday with friends in Deni-
son and Vail.
A number of neighbors were delight
fully entertained at party at the
VIM. Bauer home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Will Dohse and Miss Malinda
Jensen were Denison shoppers Satur-
day.
Hy Wollenberg and Emil Peters, of
Arcadia. were here on business Tues
day. MIR. Wollenberg has sold his
house to Emil Peters and the Wollen-
berg family will move to the Frank
JAMS farm of 200 acres near Waltham,
MINI.
James Malloy is now employed on
the Frank Glasscock farm.
John Hass, who has been visiting
in Colorado and Nebraska, returned
home Saturday.
Adolph Scheldorf. of Boyer. visited
his mother, Mrs. Tillie Scheldorf. Sat
urday.
Claus Anthony celebrated his birth
day Monday. A crowd of neighbors
and friends spent the evening playing
cards