The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-21
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Mr., and Mrs. A. J. Kelly and daush
ter, Erma, Misses Theresa Nicholson
Laurcta Sievers, and Mrs. Anna
Sievers autoed to Carroll Monday
Mrs. Sievcrs remained in Carroll for /
visit at the John Sicmen home.
Mrs. John Hagge was Il Donisor
passenger Friday.
Mrs II. J. Moeller and Mrs. Il. J
Hall and son, Jack lett Tuesday for !;
visit at the JOHN Rejufeldt home III
Westpbalia, Kansas. Mrs H. j. Noel
Ter accompanied them as far as Oma
ha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Riessen and
daughter, Amanda, of Osmond, Ncb.,
visited a few days Of last week at
the Claus Thiedcman home.
Mrs. Ernest Stincr was in .Denison
Monday doing some shopping
Mrs. Luckhardt is now nicely To-
Gated in the r. Dewey residence.
VIM. Eiftcrt was in Dcnison on bust
ness last Saturday.
John Babcock. of Arcadia called on
West Sido friends Friday.
Hans SioverS left Friday on q bust
ness trip to Austin. MINI.
James Nicholson and Charley Mar
ten motorcd to Manning. Tuesday.
Mrs Henry Bornllolt was in Deni-
son shopping Wednesday.
Misses Leona FIRTH josie Welsh
and Five Sherwood left Wednesday
noon to attend the exposition in Cali
fornia. They will also visit many
other places OF interest before return
ing home
War pictures were shown at The
Germania Opera House Wednesday
and Thursday evenings. A large crowd
was in attendance each evening.
Miss Rosetta Stincr was a Dcnison
passenger Thursday.
Art. Adams, of Omaha. was in this
city on business Friday.
The German Ladies' Aid viii meet
with Mrs. John Schuman Wednesday,.
u! scM uosIopuv euns!LqD ss!W
Denison Friday.
Mrs. A. W. Stareck visited relatives
in Vail Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Sarah Campbell left Monday
for visit with her son, VIII, and fam
lily, at LeMars, la.
Arthur Peters was in MARSHALL
'o"H rudy duu SATURDAY Uu Il DUST
ness matter.
Misses Amanda and Anna Lark, of |
Arcadia, visited at the H. G.. Boock !
home Tuesday.
Maria Segcbart, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Segebart. died |
Monday of lung fever. The child was
only a little over year old Inter-
ment took place Tuesday afternoon at
Rev. Fauth officiating. We ex-
tend our sincere sympathy to the be-
rcaved mother, father, sisters and
brothers.
Herman Bruggeman and Mike Fitz,
Of Arcadia, were seen in this city
Monday.
!, Mrs. Frank Stareck and little grand
daughter, of Vail, visited at the A. w.
Stareck home last Thursday.
Il A dance is to be held at the opera
house July 23d with Kruse's orches-
ira furnishing the music.
We understand West Side is to
have home festival the II, 18th, 10Th |
Of August. We hope it will prove a
We're Ewing, of Amos, visited with
Carl Peters over Sunday.
The North Western pumping station
caught fire Tuesday noon. The fire
however WIS soon eXtinsuished.
Mrs. Aug. Voss and son, Dewey,
to Dcnison Monday.
John Bornhoft hauled a carload of
hogs for Avg. Voss Thursday.
Ed Peters, Amanduc Kracht, Con
rad and WilliamN l1iilcr, went to
Davenport on a business mission
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Louie Martens visited her mo-
Tier, Mrs. A. A. Kelly, at Arcadia
Thursday.
The ladies of the Eastern Star gave
a luncheon at the building south of
Henry Moeller's store Saturday. The
ladies netted quite a sum.
Mrs. Theo. Schoenjahm and daugh-
ter, Miss Louise, spent over Sunday |