The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-08
MANY MOVES AT
WEST SIDE
Fred Book, Jr. Comes From Illinois
to Help His Parents Settle
In Their New Homo
THE EELs DEFEAT SIOUX INDIANS
West Side High School Defeated by
Irwin Team at Irwin-Party for
Miss Clara Eiffert.

West Side High School Defeated b.
Irwin Team at Irwin-Party for
Miss Clara Eiffert.
Fred Book, who lives in Illinois al
rived the first of the, week to help hi
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Book &c
settled in their new home vacated b.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Bornhoft. Franl
Glasscock and family have moved in
to the Book residence, Chris Boocl
4 onto the Glascock farm and Bart Nit
cllell on tho farm vacated by Chri
Boock Cllas. England and famil,
have moved into the John Kruse res
idence; the Kruse family have movet
On Mr.. Kruse's farm occupied by thu
Lewis family and Mr.. Lewis and fam
lily have moved onto the C. A. BoocI
farm.
Side Eels Monday evening. A hart
fight for victory for West Side Wa
expected. The Indians were goot
players and swift at their work; but
as usual, were simply outclassed. Tht
final score was G5-21 in favor Of thu
Eels.
The West Side high school boys
basketball team played return game
at Irwin Friday evening. Some tims
ago the Irwin boys played here and
were badly beaten; but with few
.months' practice, and the advantage
of their own floor, they were able tc
defeat West Side with a score of 1913
County Superintendent Olry of Den
ison, visited West Side schools Tues
day.
Hans Sievers made business tril
to Austin. Mimi, Tuesday.
Walter Wiese was a county capital
visitor Friday.
The Women's Home Missionary sOci
ETY. spent delightful afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Peter Sievers Saturday
Miss Anderson was leader.
Cllas. Martens returned from a plea
sure trip to Omaha Tuesday.
Peter Sievers visited at the Will
White home at Manila Thursday.
A party was given at the Henry
Bornhoft home Friday afternoon in
honor of Miss Margaret who celebrat-
ed her third birthday. The little tots
enjoyed the afternoon very much.
Herman Pacholke returned from
Clearwater, Neb, where he has been
visiting his brother Gus and wife.
Charley and Adolph Schoenjahn and
Charley Mielk went east Wednesday
to buy cattle.
John Kelley, OF Vail, visited his bro
ther Alfred in this city Monday.
Mr.. Claus Anthony celebrated his
birthday Wednesday evening. A"num
Der of friends were present.
Harry Strathman took his second
degree in the Masonic lodge Thurs.
day.
Attorney Powers, of Denison. trans,
acted business in West Side Friday.
"A box social and program was Civ.
en- by the rural school Friday, under
the supervision of Misses ella Eiffert
and Verna VOss. 1t was reported to
be a decided success.
Mrs. Hans Sievers celebrated her
birthday Saturday amidst a large
crowd of neighbors and friends.
John Bornhoft and John Lorensen
bought fifty head of cattle at Omaha
Tuesday.
On Friday the remains of Mr.. Read
of Council Bluffs were brought here
to be buried beside his three children
The body was accompanied by Mrs
Read and her three SONS and theil
wives. The Read family formerly liv
ed at Arcadia and have many acquaint
ances there.
Mr.. Read died on Tuesday at hi!
home in Council Bluffs as the result
Of paralysis We extend our sympathy
to the bereaved mourners.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Pruter called OF
Denison friends Friday.
Henry Dresser. of Boyer, called OF
friends here Friday.
Harold Kinney Lett Friday TO spent
"a few days with his parents at Dan
bury.
MIR. VIM. Eiffert celebrated hi:
birthday Saturday. We wish him man!
more happy years.
C. A. Boock and H. J. Mocller at
tended the funeral OF Mrs. Jacob krop
at Denison Monday.
AL. Try has purchased the rcstau
rant Of o. Mentzer. The building j!
again being fixed up in fine shape,
Ernest and George Johansen wen
to DenisOn Tuesday to see their father
3 Jurgen JOhansen, who is in the hOspi
tai at that place.
Hannes Stoffers sold load OF cat
DenisOn.
Gall Carey spent over Sunday al
tie to Henry Schosseler Friday
John Schauble was a Carroll passen
ger Saturday.
Miss Carrie Schwerke is report
ed to again be able to be around.
Mrs. John NieZe returned to he1
home at Grinnell Saturday after a, pro
longed visit with her mother, Mrs
Reimer kracht.
"A farewell party was given at the A.
J. Kelley home Friday afternoon for
Miss Clara Eiffert. who left Sunday
for her new home in St. Cloud. Mimi.
All her schoolmates were invited, and
enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wiese visited
with Mrs. Wiese's father. Mr.. Jurgen
Johansen, at Denison, Friday. They
report his condition as being very low.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. kock
last Sunday, q daughter.
Henry Decker spent Sunday with
his sister in Des MOines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannes Thies atten'
dcd wedding at Buck Grove. Thurs
day.
Tom Byrne and Mr.. O'Connell were
Denison visitors Friday
The Helping Hand Society met with
Miss Estella Peters Wednesday.
Henry Henricksen, of Denison; Wis
;tn<, friondc horo Saturday