The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-04-04
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Tom MallOy, of, DenisOn, VISITED
friends here Wednesday.
August Rohwer shipped load o.
hogs to Omaha Wednesday,.
John Oeser and Louie Martens, OF
West Side, and James Malloy Of
Vail, are the owners of Ford cars pur
chased from Patterson & Campbell
4. Chas. Firth, of Wall Lake, was here
on businesS Thursday. ~
. James Kerrigan died at the home
of his son Lew lin; Jackson township
Wednesday. He was one of the Oldest
and best known settlers of Jackson. He
was we'll known in West Side and
they extend their sincere sympathy
to the bereaved mourners. -, '.''
Mrs. Pete Lovely, of Arcadia. visit
ed friends here Thursday.
Veterinary Johnson, of Carroll, was
here on professional business Satur'
day.
Mrs. A. Kracht visited her mother
at Carroll Thursday.
Misses Emma Rabowin, and Vera
Book and Prof e. e. Randall and
Ludwig Siegner attended teachers
meeting at Denison Saturday.
Misses Bertha Kolln and Margaret
Brockson were shopping at Carroll on
Thursday.
Attorney Powers of Denison, was
here on business Friday.
John Kelley, of Vail, and Roy Kelley
of Arcadia, were looking after their
store here Friday. ..-
VIM. Otto is reported on the sick
list. He and his wife were in Carroll
to see the doctor Friday.
The teachers are spending their
spring vacations at their homes, Miss
Peters at Burt, Ia, Miss Jansen, at
Manson and Miss Work, at Des
Moines. .taAi
Miss Estella Peters arrived home On
Friday from Iowa Falls where she is
attending school.
A. w. Starek and Harm Kruse, jr,
were Omaha passengers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Seman and
daughter, Marion, of Carroll, visited
at the A. J. Kelley home Thursday.
Mrs. Anna SEWERS who has been visit
ing there returned home with them.
Milton Bradstreet' passed his 10th
birthday Thursday. After school a
number Of little playmates were pre-
sent and enjoyed a good romp with
good eats.
Gus Lohefer, of Holstein, visited
his brothers, Fred and Charles, here
Friday. He stopped here on his way
from Chictgo where he had been with
cattle. ~a 49,. .....
Miss Emily Schneckloth, who is
teaching at Des Moines, spent Sunday
at the e. B. Spottswood home
John Dalton, of Manson, Ia, was
here on business Friday and Saturday.
A man and his wife and little child |
came thru West Side Sunday on their !
way from Chicago to New York The
man and wife were walking while the |
child was>in covered cart which
the father pulled. In order to make |
the trip in the allotted time they
must average II miles per day. If
they win they are. promised a home
and two lots. -. ye
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schneckloth, of
Denison Sundayed at the E. B. Spotts-
wood home.
Gus Brockman was a passenger to
Omaha Saturday.
Miss Ella Eiffert who teaches near |
Herring spent Sunday with friends in
West Side.
Mrs. James Nickelsen and daugh- |
ter, Pearl, were in Denison Saturday |
having dental work done.
Irwin Wilson went to Omaha Sun
day to visit friends. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Scheldorf and
Mrs. Katherine Kracht spent Sunday
with Mrs. Tillie Scheldorf at Carroll
H. Fl. SEWERS and daughter, Laur-
eta, were Carroll callers Friday.
Fred DeGrass arrived Sunday for a
visit with friends here.
Leslie Pruter was county seat
visitor Saturday.
Miss Minnie Wilfang is spending
the week at the parental, Henry Will
fang, home in Arcadia.
The small daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Winters was taken to the hos
pital at Omaha Saturday. The little
one has been quite i'll for about four
weeks.
VIM. Goetsch visited friends in Deni-
son Saturday.
Hannes StOffers and John Rickers
shipped one car of cattle to Omaha |
Sunday and John Strathman one also.
Mrs Henry Book and daughter, |
Emile, and Miss Bertha Stoffers were |
Denison visitors Monday.
The confirmation class of the Ger
man Evangelical Church we4t to |
Denison Monday to have their picture |
taken.
Arlo Moeller was a passenger to
Omaha Monday.
Chas. Bollen and family autoed
down Sunday to spend the day at the
Aug. Voss home.
Miss Lauretta Sievers is taking a
course in sewing with Mrs. Graves,
at Denison. -..f
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Buck and
Mrs. John Rathje were Omaha callers
Monday. ~.
! The Misses Tank, of Arcadia, spent
Sunday at the II. c. Book home.
A class of thirteen children were
confirmed at the German Evangelical
church Sunday. Those confirmed
were Augusta Otto Elfrieda Heushen,
Emelie Boock, Viola Sievers, Hattie
Schossler, Viola Scheldorf, Gertrude
Hagge, VIM. Mumm, Harry Jams, Har
ry Massman, Fred Grau, Leroy Schu
mann and Herman Meyers. a@f7''
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