The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-09
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Part l.
Iron Count-Oyerture. West Side con
cert band.
Independentia -march, band.
| am Here-Cornet solo, Sig Tolomeo
Far away in the South--male qaarte'
by Ed Martins, A. S. Peters, ArlC
Moeller NJ. f.. Hueshen,
Cupid's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, band.
Soldiers Observation-Disclosures trio by
A. G. Peters. Ar,o Moeller and Har
old Sohoenjahn.
Napoleon's Last, rCharge-Piano Duet
by Misses Erna Kelley and la Glas
cock.
Show Boy--March. band.
Silver Tone--WaItz, band
Memories OF Home. Violin Duet by
J. Fl. kruse and p. H. Dohse.
The Hunting Scene-Descriprive piece
band.
Dawn--Nature's awakening, Hunters
{Call-The assembly, they sing, "A
Hunting We Will Go."--thc Scent
Tanyho!-tl,ey return home singing
the same song of "A Hunting We
Will Co. s.ss5..
That's How l Need You. Misses Irene
Hueshen, Loretta Sievers. Theresa
Nicholson, Malinda Jensen. Grace
Voss, Louise Petersen, and Elsie
Petersen. l.......t.-...
ng-Interventicn of Grandpop
lila GlasscOck.
Anchored-Chorus of 40 voices.
Little Cotton Dolly Plantation song,
Groom Timc-chOrlls and solo.
Miss Theresa Nicholson, so!oist
God of Our Natiol-ChorvS.
Star spangled Banner, chorus and
audience.
Sig Tolomeo, director, Miss Erma
Kelley, accompanis',
Mrs. Fred lsolfe and children
returned to their home in Rock Island
Monday, Conrad Eiffert accompanying
he;. 49,. s,
Mrs. f. G. Dannat. and daughter,
Eleana, and Mrs. Peter Sieyers and
daughter, Helen, were Carroll visitors
Saturday.
Mrs. burberry and son arrived Sat-
urday from Glidden to visit hce hus-
band, who is working here.
Gail Carey spent Sunday at the par
entail home in Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Scheldorf visited
his mother, Mrs. Title Scheldorf at
Carroll Thursday. - 7
Miss Hattie Voss and girl friend
of Denison, spent saturday and Sun
day at the ACE. y 'f,s,S,honae.
Mr.. and Mrs August kusel and her
grand daughter Geneva Ginder, OF
Denison, spent Sunday at the NJ. j.
Campbell home. D. 3.&t..!
Mrs. Henry Wilfang, OF Arcadia,
visited her daughter here Friday.
Mrs. A. w. Starek was a Carroll
passenger Friday. .z,..
Miss Ella Rohwcr came home from
Denison to spend Sunday.
Miss Lauretta Sievers spent Satur-
day in Denison at the Mrs. Graves
sewing school. vs.: -.
Miss Emma Rabourn was shopping
in Denison Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Winters and son Milton,
and Miss Blanche Mooney, were
among the Denison shoppers Satur-
day.
Miss Malin, of Glidden, is training
for the play to be given by the high
school. entitled, THE Blossoming Of
Mary Anne"
Miss Lizzie Linn, of Arcadia. spent
Friday with her sister, Mrs. Garfield,
Steinhauer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kiniry. returned
from Rock Island Tuesday where they
attended a funeral ..h. .
August Schroeder shipped two cars
of cattle to Omaha Thursday. He and
his son-in-law, Petersen. went along.
DR.. James Patterson, of Marengo.
was here on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Krutzfeldt celebra ted
her birthday Wednesday. a number
of friends were present to help her.
Harry Beck who has been working
at Arthur, is at West Side resting hav-
ing had his shoulder dislocated.
Mrs. Fl. e. Searls and son, Philip,
went to Hastings, Nebr., Thursday to
visit her folks.
Chas. Schoenjahn was a Carroll WIS.,
itor Thursday.
On Thursday. the people of West
Side were aroused by the ringing OF
fire bells at about p. m. 1t was
found the VIM. Otto home was on fire.
The department was soon at hand and
after a hard fight succeeded in eXtin-
gushing the flames. Much Of the fur
niture, however. was ruined and the
house badly burned but Mr.. Otto had
some insurance to partly cover 1t.
Willie PAIL went to kenon. Wiscon-
sin, Saturday to resume his farm work
Hans Sievers and Alfred kasperson
were Denison passengers Saturday.
Attorney Powers, OF Denison, was
here on business Saturday.
Otto Wilkens shipped car load OF
cattle to Chicago Saturday.
Miss Dora Wiltang spent Sunday at
the parental, Hy. Wilfang. home i'll
Arcadia.
Irwin Wilson spent Sunday in Oma-
ha.
Misses Erma Kelley and Clara Evers
spent Thursday in Denison.
Henry Henricksen, OF Denison Visit
ed West Side friends Monday.
NJ. ]. Campbell was an Omaha pass
enger Monday.
Mrs. II. Fl. Sievers received a pain
full injury Monday when she got her
hand in the electric wringer OF the
washing machine. 1t is her right one
and several fingers are badly smashed.
1t is denied that the amateur gar
derers will all he so unmannerly as to
spit on their hands. as OF course they
will all wear gloves.