The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-05
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WEST SIDE ITEMS
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Sam Patterson, of Arthur, visite'
friends and relatives here Tuesday.
Frank Killeen was Carroll visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. Emil Evers and sisters, Mrs
Ed Eckholt of Manning, left Wednes
day for a visit with relatives in Gin
ton county.
School began Tuesday, September
4th The consolidation adds a mum
Der of children to the school, especial
ly in the grades. The drivers OF the
buses are H. Fl. Sievers, James Kill
leen, Andrew Petersen and John Tar
by. The teachers for this year ars
Primary, Miss Grace Tarpy; first in
termediate, Miss Christine Anderson
second intermediate, Miss Charlotte
Anderson; high school, c. c. Randall,
Misses Cornelia Work, Jean Berger,
Olga Anderson Carleton and Alice
Reed. Two country school houses
have been moved in to help accommo'
date for the present. One will be
used for the domestic science and the
other for agriculture. This school
year looks very promising indeed.
Morris Dewey and Mrs. Thomas
were Carroll passengers Thursday.
Rev. Fault has received better
position at Clarence and in three
weeks will move his family there.
West Side certainly loses good man
and family. However, we wish them
much happiness in their new home.
The Fauth family is very we'll known
in West Side, having lived here for
ten years.
West Side was we'll represented at
the circus in Denison Thursday.
A. J. Kelley and daughter, Erma
were Omaha shoppers Friday.
An ice cream social was given by
the Helping Hand at the Presbyterian
church Friday evening. A nice sum
was netted. it being band concert
might. The band also played several
selections on the church lawn.
Miss Gertrude Stiner left Saturday
for Sloan, where she will teach the
following year, and Miss Rosella Stin-
er left on the same day for Cherokee,
where she will teach.
.Chas. Mielk and family returned on
Friday from a few weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Clinton coun-
ty.
Louie Martens was a passenger to
Omaha Saturday.
Mrs. w., N. Walters returned Satur-
day from a several weeks visit at
and Onslow, Iowa.
Herman jain and Louie Schumann
were Denison callers Saturday.
Mrs. Sam. Kemp celebrated her
birthday Saturday by entertaining
some ladies at cards in the evening.
The West Side cornet band, under
The leadership of Signor Tolomeo, will
play three days at the Crawford coun-
" fair at Arion.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Crapser, OF Gin
Ion. are visiting at the NJ. J. Camp
bell home.
Emil and Hans Mau went to Hol-
stein Sunday by auto for visit with
relatives. ~. s.s'---~.-r -. -
Henry Kolln returned Sunday from
a visit in Minnesota.
Mrs. Frank Pruter celebrated ner
birthday Sunday. A large crowd OF
friends and neighbors was present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Massman are
visiting in Minnesota.
Carl Fauth left Sunday for quincy,
ILL.,. to resume his college work.
Tom Fitzgibbons, OF Vail, transact
I'd business in West Side Saturday.
The following we're entertained at
the Aug Voss home Sunday: Hans
Hansen and family, of Manila; John
petersen and family, of Vail, and
Chas. Bollen and family and Mrs.
Augusta Hamley and daughter, Maur'
Inc OF Denison.
George Buck and son. Roy, went to
ERan, s. D., to get two car loads OF
cattle.
julius JAMS went to Omaha Monday
with the intention of purchasing hogs.
Miss Estella Peters left Monday for
Lincoln, Neb., to visit her brother,
Carl, and wife.
Miss Riessen, daughter of Henry
Riessen. of Ostmond, Neb., is visiting
at the Claus Thiedemann home.
DR.. C. l.. Patterson passed another
milestone Sunday.
Mrs. Claus Thiedemann was visiting
friends in Manning Monday
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