The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-21

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sfeinhauer, of
Holstein, visited at the II. II. Sievers
home Sunday.
Aug Voss and family visited at the
John Peterson home near Vail Sun
day.
Mrs. Winters left Thursday for a
visit with her daughter in Kansas.
Later she will take treatments at To-
peka.
Mrs.. Eggert Sievers, Mrs. Peter
Sievers and Mrs. George Campbell
were Carroll shoppers Wednesday.
Miss Bertha Weber was in Denison
"Wednesday having dental work done.
Mrs. A. w. Starek and mother. Mrs.
Frost, and Mrs. Thomas Button left on
Thursday by car for Atlantic. Mrs.
Starek and Mrs. Button returned home
Monday.
NJ. 4. Hueschen was visiting with
friends in Carroll and Manning Thurs
day.
The Glidden and West Side high
schools played q game of basket ball
at the hall Thursday evening. 1t
proved to be q rough and rather unin-
teresting game with Glidden as the
victors. d. ...
Miss Theresa Nickelsen was initi-
ated into the O. r. S. Thursday eve
ming. A dainty luncheon was served
Il by Mrs. w. N. Walters. Miss Irene
Dohse and Mrs. f. J. Peters.
Tom Malloy. OF Denison. visited
friends here Saturday. va.
NJ. J. Campbell. S. b. McGarvey and
Gus Brockman went to Omaha Friday,
returning with three Fords.
The first number of the lecture
course, under the auspices Of the band
was given Friday evening. The en-
ltertainment proved interesting.
A number of West Side citizens at
tended the exercises at Denison last
Friday.
Miss Margaret Hoogestraat. of Ar
cadia, visited Friday the Sam Kemp
home. "-.0
Mrs. Dan Murphy died and was bur.
led at Wall Lake Saturday. A num-
Der of West Side friends attended the
funeral. - -
Ben Bolke, Of Camp Dodge, spent
Friday and Saturday here, having
been granted leave Of absence to at
tend the exercises at DenisOn. He
enjoys army life fine.
Gus lessen was a passenger to FIT.
Dodge Friday. ..E,,
Marvin Peters, Of Kansas City. ar
rived Friday for as.visit at the J. Fl. c.
Peters home. = .''
Mrs. H. E. Searls is enjoying visit
from her sister, Mrs. Owens, and son,
of Topeka, kans.It|'
Claude Peters and family, of Kiron,
spent Sunday ats:the j. H. c. Peters
home. s:.>ssg nt
A farewell party was given to Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Ei6ert by the German
Ladies' Aid. The.svening was great
ly enjoyed with various games and
conversation. The; ladies brought q
tempting luncheon: with them and pre-
scented Mrs. Eiffert with some beauti'
full cut glass. The Eiffert family will
be missed much in the church circle
and we regret to see them, leave, but
wish them happiness in the new home
at Nike aGst d 'issna' IL Vail, transacted
business here Saturday. 49,, ..
Frank Mau has begun digging the
cellar for his new house. Ernest Sieg.
ner and Matthias Myer are doing the
work. .! ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kemp autoed to
Carroll Saturday.
| A. J. Kelly and family and Pearl
Nickelsen visited Manning friends on
Saturday,
The Patterson G. Campbell garage
is gaining Roadway and is to be an
attractive looking building.
Mrs. p. II. Dohse celebrated her
birthday Saturday with her neighbors
and friends and with her relatives on
tSunday.
Shipments of cattle to Chicago on
Saturday were: Faye Schoenjahn,
cars; Bart Mitchell 2 cars; r. T.
White 2 cars; George Lawler 2 cars