The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-09-13
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WEST SIDE ITEMS.
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Henry Moeller, of Denison, cand
date for county clerk, was calling o
friends in West Side Monday.
About 20 cars from Manning on
booster trip, stopped at West Sid
Monday evening. They were boosting
for the IS anniversary of the founding
of Manning. The celebration will b.
held September 18th and 18th.
E. B. Spottswood, Of Mapleton, wa
in West Side Monday. On Tuesday, III
went to Colorado on business tril
for c. w. Payne.
August Voss was in Denison Tues
day to report for Grand Jury dutie!
but was excused. E.. 1.. Gann
Carl GAadert, Of Clinton, arrived
here Tuesday for a visit at the Schoen
jain homes. "
Dan Lowler was Vail caller Tues
day.
Peter Eggers died at the home Of
his mother at Aspihwall Tuesday HI
was buried here Friday in the Hayes
township cemetery. The Masonic
lodge, of West Side, of which he was
member, took charge of the body al
the grave. Mr.. Eggers is well known
in and around West Side, and left
many warm friends here to mourn his
death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Jahns went
to Omaha Wednesday, where Mrs
Jahns will be operated on for appen
dicitis.
Mrs. P. H. Dohse, and daughter,
Henrietta, were shopping in Carroll
Saturday.
Miss Louise Petersen returned
Saturday from visit with friends in
Clinton, Iowa.
Hannes Stoffers, Chas. Schoenjahn,
Carl Gradert and A. Kracht, went to
Miller, S.. D.. Wednesday,, to purchase
cattle. Il
Mrs. Henry Dohse, ST., celebrated
her birthday Saturday. A large number
of friends were present to help her
celebrate, IL. -, H'-.,'' ~
Attorney Kahler, Of Denison, a can
didate for county attorney on the re-
publican ticket, and Henry 'Henrick-
sen, also of Denison,. were in West
Side Monday. ..~. ,'....,, -" H..
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Molter, of Egan,
S. D., are visiting in West Side and
vicinity.
Frank Pruter, and Ed Molter, at
tended the fair at Arion Wednesday.
Miss Ella McCaffery. of Vail, tran
sacted business here Wednesday.
Fred Boch is reported to be on the
sick list.
John Hagge and Claus Theideman
attended the fair at Arion Thursday.
Mrs. Bert Freed, and daughter, Vio-
let, were Denison visitors Friday.
Herman Anthony returned from
Omaha Thursday, where he had an
operation for appendicitis.
Joe KOlln was Denison passenger
Friday. ~
Mrs. A. w. Stareck was shopping in
Carroll Friday,
Harold Kinney left Friday for Be.
oft, Wis, where he will be employed
n the DISQUALIFICATION manufaot-
ring Co. e.. ST.. 1888.
4 Mat Alter and Charles Winters re-
urned from Kenan, Wis. Friday,
where Mr.. Alter bought 100 acres of
and at $1,000 per acre.
"a meeting was held at the opera
rouse Friday evening to discuss the
question of consolidary school for
Vest Side. Prof. Olry, of Denison,
ind Prof. A. E. Harrison, of Alta,
owa, were the speakers. &>-@'.
Fred Book passed another mile
tone Thursday.
Mrs. Hans Voss and Mrs: George
ans and children, of Waltham, Mimi,
rived Saturday for visit with rela
ives here. ,ss.. d.. /
Frank Sieman, of Manning, visited at
he A. ]. Kelley home Thursday. H.
VIM. Rickers shipped one car load
i cattle and Aug ROhwer two cars
4 cattle, to Chicago Saturday. Theyl
10Th accompanied the shipments.
Mission feast was celebrated at the
German Evangelical church Sunday.l
IN account of the bad roads, the at
enhance was not so good as usual.
Mrs. Henry Bornhoft was Deni-
ON shopper Saturday.
Mrs. August VOss, and daughter.
1erna, were Denison visitors Satur-
lay. <
Hannes Stoffer, and Amandus
kracht returned from Miller, S. D.,
sunday. They each purchased carload
II cattle. Charles Schoenjahn purchas-
ID 2 car loads of cattle and went far
her, north for more. Carl Gradert
,ought 1o5 head of cattle, which he
shipped to Clinton. a. ~
Claude Peters, Of Kiron; spent Sun
lay at the J. H. C. Peters home.
y Miss Ella ROhwer went to Denison
where. she will attend col
eye.
! Frank Dobler went to Denison Mon.
lay to serve on the jury. $50
Frank Mann was passenger tOl
dunlap Monday.
J. H. C. Peters went to Clinton Mon
lay for visit with his brother, Jacob
md family.
Mrs. George JAMS, and children, wee
to Arcadia Monday to visit
With grandma JAMS. |,
Gail Carey returned Monday for
york at the Valley Bank, after week
'acation.