The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-07-11
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Book returned
Saturday from visit with their son
Carl, and wife at Dayton, Ohio. They
stopped off at Marshalltown and
spent the 4th of July with Mr.. Books
sister, Mrs. Blocker.
| Miss Edith Bennett returned to Des
Moines Monday, after visit at the
Chris Book home. ...
| Miss LOvere Smith Is a guest at
the Isaac Patterson home. Miss Smith
taught in West Side several years
ago and is always welcomed back. On
| Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Patterson en-
tertained the former pupils of Miss
Smith. very enjoyable time was
had. rs
Mrs. TheO. Arfman, of Wall Lake,
arrived Monday for a visit at the H.
Pahl home.
Julius Hagge shipped one car of
cattle to Chicago Monday and one to
Omaha.
The children of West Side and vi.
cinity thoroughly enjoyed themselves
Saturday at Children's day. The fun
was started with big parade. The
king and queen were selected which
proved to be Clayton Glasscock and
Ida Schoenjahn. Then the games
started with shooting for the boys
and crock hitting for the girls. Rem
aid Hagge got to be king and Miss
Robinson, queen. After delicious
luncheon, they began their dancing,
which lasted until $3.50. after which
the married folks took the floor. A
very large crowd was present and the
day proved a success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Peterson and
daughter of Armour. s. D., spent the
Fourth at the Reimer Kracht home.
J. B. Malloy and Dan Murphy went
to Davenport Thursday to attend the
funeral of relative.
VIM .Eiffert sold his house to Chris
Barney: for $1,000. -Mr. Eiffert has
purchased two, lots !. in Rock Island,
ILL.,, and is having fine home erected
where they expect to move in the
near future.
On Monday, Roy Kelley moved into
the house he purchased of VIM. Pru-
ter. DR.. Carl and family moved into
the place vacated by Harm Kruse, Jr.,
while Harm kruse, Jr., and family
moved into the Frank Scheldorf house
Chas. Martens arrived Thursday
from Bancroft, Neb., for week end
visit.
VIM. Rohde and little daughter, of
Randolph are visiting with his sister,
Mrs. John Schmidt. On Monday they,
together with Mrs. Schmidt, left for
Minnesota, where they will visit at
the Kuhlman home.
Mrs. c. L. Patterson and children
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
Hoffman home in Denison.
Attorney l.. w. Powers, of Denison,
was here on business Saturday.
Henry Wiese and family Of Perry,
Iowa, spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends here.
Earl Moeller, of Ft. Crook. spent
Sunday at the parental, H. J. Moeller
home.
Tom Byrne arrived back Saturday
from Des Moines, where he spent
the Fourth.
Shipments to Chicago Saturday
were: Chas Mielk. car of cattle; Ot-
to Wilkens, cars Of cattle; Chris
Book, cars Of cattle; Bart Mitchell,
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They all went along and H. j. Noel
ler went too. e.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Schoen-
jahn on Monday, daughter.
Frank Dvark has enlisted in the
army, the 9Th Nebraska. He quit
business college three weeks earlier,
but received his diploma anyhow.
Mrs. Pete Surfer and daughter, Le-
ona, of Denison, are visiting at the
Frank Killeen home.
Robert Winters spent Sunday and
Monday in Omaha.
Mrs. Ernest Mossman and brother,
Max Vetler, returned Monady from
Chicago, where they attended the fun
eral of an aunt.
A ball game between Jackson and
Wheatland townships and an ice
cream social was given at the Jesse
Dieter home Sunday for the benefit
Of the Red Cross. A very large crowd
was present and $3.50 was cleared.
The score of the game was 9-5 in IA
vor of Jackson.
Mrs Ed Peters celebrated her
birthday Monday.
Miss Bertha Kolln was a passenger
to Carroll Saturday.
~ Willie Rex, Of Arcadia, spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with his cousin,
George Sievers.