The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-14
WEST SIDES
fine SHOWING
West Side High School Basket Ball
Team Does Fine Work in Tourn-
ament at Council Bluffs
DEFEATED SHELBY AND IRWIN
Number of Citizens Accompanied the
Team to Council Bluffs and AS
sisted in Boosting


Council Bluffs to partake in the tour
nament at that place. Those on the
Eteam were Harold Schoenjahn, Dewey
Voss, Carl Moeller Henry and Grover
| Evers, and Alva Stiner and Lloyd NAL
| lory as substitutes. Their first game
was played with Shelby Friday after
noon, and most interesting game, it
proved to be, the final score being 49,
20 in favor OF West Side. In the eve
ming they played Irwin and far out
classed this team, the final score being
37-1 in favor of West Side. Saturday
afternoon West Side played Red Oak,
the dreaded team. In the first place
the disposition and size Of Red Oak
were against them. The first half
ended with a score of 1912 in favor
Of West Side. Just at the beginning
of the second half, Henry Evers was
put out or having made four persOnal
fouls and Alva Stiner was substituted.
His man was especially hard to handle
and not having been heated into the
game. it proved fatal for West Side.
The final score was 1915 in favor of
Red Oak. Altho West Side did not
win they won high honors having out
classed many of the larger towns in
playing and the boys are to be congrat-
ulated especially on their fair play and
level. headedness. Those in attendance
from West Side were: Prof. G. c.
Hundall, Alfred Dohse, Roy Moeller,
Max .Hueshen, Gus Detlefs, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Kelley and daughter, Erma,
and Miss Ila Glasscock.
Alfred L<aspersen and family were
Carroll passengers Wednesday.
On Tuesday, Delmar Benton took
his 1st degree in the Masonic lodge
and Monday Rev, Cook took his first
degree.
Mat Alter. Hannes Stoffers, Bart
Mitchell and Hans Wilkens went to
st. Paul Mimi, to purchase cattle on
Tuesday. Wilkins bought two load
and Stoffers and Alter one together
Gus Bornhoft was an Omaha visitor
Tuesday. $Sl
I. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. .pruter and son,
Clarence were in Carroll Thursday.
Mrs. Chris Barney and son returned
from Omaha Friday where the little
boy had an operation for appendicitis.
Mrs Theo. Arfman, of Wall Lake,
visited at the Henry PAIL home Fri
day.
S. B. McGarvey, Henry Schosseler,
and Art Peters took their End degree
and 3rd degrees in chapter work of the
Masonic lodge at Carroll Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Starek visited
at the Frank Starek and Clark homes
in Vail Thursday.
Ludwig Seigner was county seat
visitor Saturday.
Henry Claussen, of Manning, was in
West Side on busines Saturday.
Mrs. C. L. Patterson was Carroll
passenger Thursday.
Mrs. p. j. Martens returned from
the Denison hospital Wednesday. She
is not yet able to be up and around.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannes Herman were
Denison visitors Thursday.
Chas. Ferth, ST., and daughter, Le-
ona. and son, Arthur, of Wall Lake,
were West Side visitors Friday.
Bart Mitchell got load of cattle
from Cedar Rapids Saturday.
John Rathje was in Omaha Saturday
having his eyes treated.
Mrs August Voss and daughter,
Dorothy were in Denison Thursday
and Friday having dental work done.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Starek went to
Atlantic Sunday for a visit at the
Frost home. g. g..
Mrs. Hans Wilkens was a Carroll
shopper Wednesday,. ...
Mr. Fairbanks, Of Manning, talked to
the farmers of this vicinity Wednes-
day on live stock diseases etc. His
testing.
Mrs. Eggert SEWERS visited friends
in Carroll Thursday.
Mrs. Schossler celebrated her S0th
birthday at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. George Campbell Sunday. Her
son, Jacob, and family, Of Omaha,
were also present. She is hale and
hearty at this ripe old age.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bornhoft, Jr
were Denison passengers Thursday.
Mrs. Leroy Dorse was operated on
at the Denison hospital Wednesday.
Her illness is quite serious, but we
hope for speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dresser, OF Her.
ring. spent Thursday at the Henry
Pah! home.
Mrs. Henry Schossler was a Carroll
shopper Thursday.
Gus Detlefs visited with relatives in
Council Bluffs the last OF the week.
! Mrs. p. Fl. DohSe and daughter. Hen
rietta and Miss Evelyn Kelley visited
at the Fred Brockman homo in Ar
cadia Saturday.
Hannes Stoffers and John Rickers
shipped 1 car of cattle to Omaha Sun
day.
Frank Killen visited relatives at
Carroll Friday.
Roy Moeller was an Omaha passen
ger Thursday.
Mrs. Amanda kracht and daughter
Laverna were DeniSon shoppers Sat
urday.
Misses Grace Martens and Margaret
Schoenjahn were Carroll visitors Sat
urday.
Ed Killeen. of Carroll. visited old
time West Side friends Saturday.
Shipments to Chicago Saturday were
The children OF Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Winters have been on the sick list
also the two little daughters of Mr..
land Mrs. Garfield Steinhauer, at pre-