The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-31
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ue CcaSL OIL Lno 1eu COTu. IL Wds
an American Indian operetta in which
thirty-two people took part. The lead
ing characthrA WERE: Queen Weda
Wanta, Theresa Nicholson, Impee
Light, lrma Kelly; Sorceress Of the
Tribe, lila Glasscock; Fudgee, Pudgee
and Wudgee, Bessie Button, Evelyn
Kelley and Cleo White. The boys dec
Grated the stage in fine shape will
corn stalks and leaves and also 6
very good looking fire place. Color
ed lights and spot lights were used
throughout the evening. The audi
ence seemed to appreciate the enter
tainment very much by their loud ap
plause. Much of the credit is due tc
Miss Flo Caswell, of Denison. who
directed, and the Dohse orchestra
which played throughout the evening
A very good sized crowd was present
and all expressed their wish that the
high school students next year would
put on another operetta.
Ben BOden was in Omaha Tuesday
purchasing repairs for the West Side
Auto Co.
Mrs. Aug. Voss and children Dewey
Verna, Evelyn and Dorothy, mOtOred
to Denison Saturday Verna and Dew
ed returned Saturday afternoon while
Mrs. Voss and Evelyn and Dorothy
returned Sunday morning. Miss Maui
rine Hamley accompanied them for a
few days visit.
Chas. Schoenjahn purchased A head
of cattle near Aspinwall Saturday.
Otto Brown was q Carroll passen'
ger Tuesday.
Most of the teachers have left tC
spend their vacations. Miss Mary A
Peters left Friday evening for Burt,
Ia, Miss Kathryn Newland left Sat.
urday for Galva, Miss Athea Smith
left Saturday morning for Moran, Kan.
and Mrs Gertrude Patterson Saturday
noon for Sioux, City. #
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Laamaak left Sat
urday for visit with relatives at lr.
win. Iowa.
Miss Leona Firth and brother Char.
ley, of Wall Lake. attended the OPP
eretta here Friday evening.
Miss Hattie Voss, Of Denison, ar
rived Friday for visit at the Aug
ust Voss home.
Mrs. NJ. Fort, of Glidden, is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. F. E. Glasscock.
Mrs. Anna Boiling, Of Arcadia,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday at the
home of her son. Hans sievers.
Mrs. Anna Gordon and sons Leslie
and Earl are visiting at the VIM.
Pacolke home in Sioux City.
MI. j. II. Goodwin, of Sioux City,
visited few days with his brother.
in-law, H. E. Searls and family.
Hans Wilkena was passenger to
Omaha Thursday.
M. r. Hueschen was d Denison pas.
senger Thursday.
Herman scheldorf and family were
in Deloit Thursday visiting with Mrs
scheldorf's father, Mr.. Jacob Kropf.
Matt Alter and Richard Schenloth
were Omaha passengers Tuesday. Mr..
alter went to purchase corn.
Carl Peters returned Wednesday
from KEENAN,, Wis, for visit with
his folks, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. c. Pet.
ers.
/ The graduates OF 1916 accompanied
81 Prof. C. C. Randall. went to Deni,
son Thursday to have their pictures
taken.
Erma Kelley, LA Glasscock, Laur.
eta SEWERS, Malinda Jensen, Their
esa Nicholson and Arlo Buck motor
ca to Carroll Thursday.
The commencement program was
Held at the opera house Tuesday eve
ming, DR.. Wassan, of Iowa City. be-
fug the speaker of the evening HIS
address was very good and also in
teresting. A large crowd was present
to hear him.
4 On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Eyers celebrated their silver wedding.
On Saturday about forty friends were
entertained at the Evers home and
on Sunday the relatives all were pers'
ent. Those from distance were Mr..
and Mrs. Peterson OF DelOit, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eckholt, of Manning, Mr.. and
Mrs, Otto Mohr, of Arcadia and Miss
Cara Evers, of Denison. Mr.. and
Mrs. ,Evers received many beautiful
sdfts which showed the esteem in
which they are held by everyone. hav'
TAG always been residents OF our city.
We wish Mr.. and Mrs. Evers as bright
afia happy future life as their past
has been.
Miss Cora Olive, of Scranton, is Wis
itidg with her sister, Mrs. John kruse
The children's dance at the five mile
house Sunday was well attended
Krnses orchestra furnished the music
Mr.. and Mrs. Tneo. Schoenjahn. Of
Mapleton. spent Sunday at the Chas
Schoenjahn home.
on Friday Mr.. and Mrs. John Strath
man. were married twenty-five years
No celebration had been planned when
in tile evening bunch OF jolly neigh
bors came to make merry. A little
later the sisters and brothers OF Mrs
Strathman came in seven cars and as
q present brought her beautiful but
fet. A dandy good supper was pre-.
pared and the evening was enjoyed
10 the fullest extent. Here's hoping
Mr.. and Mrs Strathman may live to
celebrate their golden wedding.
Bill Goetsch was passenger to Oma
hst Wednesday,,
Jim Kileen returned from Mime.
sofa Thursday where he has been look
ing at land.
Lots of corn is being shipped in here
every day and sold at 75c per bu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wilkens and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred kas.
person and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wilkens we're Carroll shoppers
Thursday.
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