The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-29
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WEST SIDE ITEMS.
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The West Side Girls Basket Bal
team and coach. Miss Mary Peter:
journeyed to Vail Friday, where they
had their pictures taken. The proofs
were extra good.
Mrs. J. H. G. Peters and daughter
Miss Estella and son E. J. Peters, were
z Council Bluffs callers Tuesday.
c. l.. Englund made business triI
to Patton, Iowa, the first of the week
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schosselel
spent Thursday at the county capital
Miss Athea Smith left Friday after
noon for visit with her parents al
Moran, Kansas.
Miss Francis Carlton, of Upton, Ia.
arrived Sunday morning for visit
with old West Side friends.
Fred Pacholke spent Friday at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Frank Sta
ley, in Denison.
The Domestic Science department
of our public school gave a chatting
dish luncheon to the mothers and
teachers A dainty, three-course lun'
cheon was served under the instruc.
tions of the teacher Miss Athea Smith.
Everything went off in fine shape.
Tom Malloy, of Denison, spent Fri
day with West Side friends.
Art Brotherson was the first pur-
chaser of a Dodge car from the West
Side Auto Co.
Mrs. Henry Bornhoft and daughter,
Margaret spent Friday with Denison
friends.
M >1on ~
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Campbell has been
very i'll, but is now improving.
The school children are enjoying a
week of vocation.
Miss Kathryn Newland left Friday
afternoon to spend her vacation at
Galva.
A piano recital was given by Mrs.
E. G. Dannatt Saturday in which a
number of her pupils took part. 1t
proved very successful. After the re-
cital a dainty lunch was served.
Miss Amanda Christensen, of Deni-
son, who spent the past week in West
Side, spent Sunday in Denison. Miss
Amanda Kruse accompanied her.
The dance which was to be held
at the five mile house Saturday eve
ming was postponed on account of the
bad weather.
Fred Highstreet, of Arcadia, spent
Wednesday in this city.
Charley Mielk and Adolph Schoen-
jain went to Omaha Wednesday to
purchase cattle.
Mrs. John BOrnhoft went to Roches-
ter. Mimi, Thursday to visit her son
in-law. Mr.. Miller. who is in the hos
pital at that place.
Aug Voss was passenger to Vail
Thursday.
Miss Mary A. Peters left Friday eve
ming to spend her vacation at her home
in Burt, Iowa.
Mrs. Eggert sievers and Mrs. Peter
Sievers called on Carroll friends
Thursday.
Mrs. Henry PAIL went to Omaha
Saturday for visit with her daugi,.
ter, Miss Carrie Swecke, who is in
a hospital at that place.
Herman Buck purchased a IL horse
power gasolene engine from Patter'
son e Campbell.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Wal
tiers on Wednesday, q daughter
Mrs. VIM. Eiffert called on Denison
lliCuuo = IANoy. "
Mrs. H. j. Moeller is reported to-
be quite i'll again with rheumatism.
Hans Sievers transacted business in
Carroll Thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hagedorn, Of
Lake View, who have been visiting
relatives at West Side. left Saturday
for visit with friends in Manning.
Miss Gertrude Stiner, who is teach
ing at Sloan, Iowa, arrived home Sat
urday to spend her vacation at the E..
Stiner home.
Fred Soldwell, the Brown Squaw
man, spent over Sunday in West Side.
Irwin Wilson, Fred kruse and Hans
Schleuter were Omaha passengers on
Sunday.
Little Alma Pacholkc is reported
to be quite i'll with an attack OF appen-
dicitis.
Cattle shipments to Chicago satur.
day we're:
John Goetsch. car of cattle.
George Lawler, 2 cars of cattle.
August Voss, ! car OF hogs
Will Slavery, the pop man of Deni-
son. transacted business in West Side
Friday.
feter SleVeTS was pd''e"Sei !"
Carroll Friday.
Mrs. Henry IHansman was shopping
in Denison Friday.
Arlo Moeller spent Wednesday, and
Thursday in Omaha.
Arthur PAIL is again clerking in
MOeller's store.
v. c. Hawks transacted business in
Denison Monday.
Mrs. Warren Lewis. of Council Bluffs
speut Tuesday with West Side friends.