The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-09-20
WEST SIDE ITEMS.
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Mrs. Claude Peters and baby and
Miss Margaret Rohwedder were Car
roll shoppers Wednesday. -a
Hans Sievers arrived here Monday
from Ft. Flager Wash, where he has
been serving in. the army for the past
three years. He Is visiting his moth
err, Mrs Anna Sievers, and other rela
tfYhs. ~ ~
Mrs. John Kruse and daughter, lone
spent. Wednesday at the Olive home
iii Scranton, "t IS q = ~ ~
Henry Kolln returned Wednesday
from visit in Waltham, MIMI,
Gus Brdcksen and Adolph Winters
we're in Omaha Wednesday, where the
latter found market and shipped cat
tlel to Omaha Sunday.
4. Otto Brown, Hans Hansen and
Louie Thiedeman are serving on the
jury this week
Tom Wiese returned to Colorado at
Mrs Carl Wiese. e..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rohwer and
daughter, Miss cHilda, of Denison, spent
the latter part of the week at the r.
H. Sievers home.
John Holland, Of Vail, transacted
business here Thursday. s
Mrs. Ed Peters, Mrs. E. G. Dannatt
and Mrs. Henry Dohse and daughter,
Miss Irene, were Carroll callers one
day last week.
Chas. Schoenjahn received 100 head
OF cattle from South Dakota last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Bollen and daugh
ter; Julianna, of Denison. visited at
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Twin and Bertha Kolln and Miss
Margaret Brocksen left Friday for St,
C4dud, Mimi, for visit at the Herman
Eiffert home -...-..-
miss Ella McCaffery, of Vail, visited
here Friday, She is going to take
trip to Youngstown, o., soon.
Nv. r. Walters has purchased the
John Kruse residence for $SO0.-r---7-.
ia. w. Payne brought fifty head OF
cattle from Sioux City Thursday and
sold them to Delmar Benton.
The dance held at the Germania OPP
era; house Friday evening was we'll at
tended. Piersors orchestra from Car,
roll furnished the music.
Miss Verna Voss left Friday for IN
dianola, where she will take up music
at Simpson college. !.
Tom Malloy, of Denison, visited
friends here Saturday.
Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. George
Campbell visited Mrs. Ed Martens at
the hospital in Denison Friday.
Ray Peters, Matt Alter Rhinehardt
Dierenfeldt, Carl Kracht and Hans
Wilkens went to Kenan, Wis, Sunday
to look at. some land. They all went
in 4 car except Ray Peters,.
Mrs. Hans Voss and !, Mrs., George
jars and children Left Sunday Tor
Waltham, Mimi, after aEeek's visit
with relatives in West Side and vicin'
Mrs. Aug voss asdsciiiidren, Dewey
Grace, Evelyn and Dorothy, were Den
ison SHOPPERS Saturday. WI
Mr.. and. Mrs. Sam Kemp. Mrs. Jas:
Mtkelsen 1nd. danEhter,s peari;..s,iade
Mrs Aug RichtersNere Vail visitors
Sunday. Vs.; vi, B. $$si.!
Aug Richter passed / another mile
e sKruse's orchest a played Saturday
at Delot and Sunday at Aspinwall.
Harry Beck, sEspenison, visited with
West Side riendsfksunday. h ss
Mrs. VIM. Bauer celebrated her
birthday Wednesday,.
S. B. McGarvey returned Sunday
from Valparaiso, Ind, where he was
called on account Of the illness of his
brother. .-.,-...-;.. 81. l. ~,
A. J.. Kelley transacted business in
Omaha Sunday.
H. Dorchester, of Buck Grove, is the
new mail carrier on route two.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Starek visited
friends at Vail Sunday.
John Steinhauer, of Arcadia, was a
West Side caller Friday.
Frank Lally, OF Vail, transacted bus.
mess here Monday. -.