The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-11-27
WEST SIDE ITEMS
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Saturday after an extended visit with
relatives and friends in and around
West Side.
Miss Anna Schleuter has returned
to the City hotel to resume her work.
Harold Schoenjahn left Monday for
!, Chicago, going in charge Of his broth
j, Charles, cattle.
1t grieves us to report that Mrs.
John Babcock passed away at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
netlef Hagge, of Arcadia, Influenza
being the cause of her death. Her
husband conducted meat market at
that place and they have many friends
there who are sorry to hear OF her
sudden demise. She leaves to mourn
her death, besides her husband, an
aged father and mother, three chill
dren and four brothers and four sis
tiers, one brother, George, answering
his final summons Oct. %, 1915. Fun
eral services were held Wednesday
afternoon. The hearts of everyone
in the community deeply sympathize
with the bereaved ones.
Several more cases of influenza
present are the families of VIM. Dett-
Il UdTIls f1euTy bIOChlldll, Lew IACl11 6au
and Arthur BrothersOn ,~...
Henry lessen, of Camp Dodge, ar
rived here Wednesday morning to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. J. H. Bah
cock
George Lawler has been suffering
with severe case of blood poisoning
which was caused by pimples forming
from a husking peg His arm is still
very sore, but wes3are glad to report
that the intensive pain has left him.
Tom Biernes returned home from
Chicago Wednesday morning after a
few days visit with friends
Hannes Stoffers, julius Hagge and
Hans Wilkens returned from st. Paul
Wednesday, where they had been pur.
chasing cattle and hogs.
Regular meeting of the o. E. S. was
Held Thursday. They were obliged to
close the lodge hall for month, but
now are again able to resume meet
ings since the quarantine was raised.
John Kolln is assisting H. E. Searls
with the work at the lumber office.
Mrs. P. H. Dohse celebrated her
Birthday Monday amidst large cir
Gle of friends and relatives and all
present had jolly time.
We are glad to report that Miss
Josie Murphy is well Oh the way to
recovery since her recent illness with
influenza.
The closing out sale of julius Hag-
&c will be held Tuesday, December
10th with Teaquist & Mclaughlin as
auctioneers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Buck left on
Tuesday for business trip to Omaha.
Miss Doris Klinefelter, of Cedar
Falls, arrived here Tuesday afternoon
for a visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. HI. ]. Moeller. Miss Klinefelter
formerly was English and German in
strutor in the West Side schools.
w. N Walters is down with a Sc
we're case Of influenza. . 7. Stevens, of
Woodbine, is taking his place at the
Northwestern station.
Arlo Moeller had the misfortune to
burn his fact last Wednesday morn
ing. There happened to be some alec.
hOl on some of the paper with which
he was going to light the fire and
when he applied the match to it, it
exploded and the flames few in his
face.
Mrs. B. j. Mitchell is visiting with
relatives and friends at Marshalltown.
Ernest Uri has quit work at the
West Side drug store and. moved to
Walnut James Malloy is filling his
place.
Mrs. Harry Moeller and little Yale
are visiting friends at Kansas City.
The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical
church will meet with Mrs. Frank
Mau Wednesday.
Kruse's orchestra will play for a
dance at Arcadia on the evening of
Thanksgiving day.
proud parents of a baby. George is
in the army, stationed at Camp Cor
dan. h- a1@
Mrs. Thomas Button and Mrs. A. w.
& Starek met with a very painful acct
dent at Van Meter while on their way
home from Des, Moines. Another car
ran into Mr. Starek's Ford and caused
III it to upset. Alfred escaped without
injury. but Mrs, Starek received sew
eral bruises and Mrs. Button sustained
la@broken collar bone and dislocated
shoulder. They were taken to Van
Meter for medical aid and then taxi
enSto Atlantic, where they are under
the care of Mrs. Starek's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. L. Frost. We are glad to
report that at the present time they
are getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Wiebers are
the proud parents of baby girl. We
extend congratulations. Mrs. Ed Boiler
lis attending to the house work.
Frank Dobler has rented the John
Gottsch, Sr. place for the coming year.
Z Nj. and Mrs. Dobler are already NOV
ing their machinery and expect to
move in before the cold weather sets
in
Arthur PAIL ha sresumed his duties
atSthe III. j. Moeller store.
Hans Klopp has been doing some
repair work on the barber, shop OF
Harm Kruse, Jr.
MRS. Isaac Patterson and Miss Ger
trlde Simpson we're visitors at Omaha
! the first of the wick
Miss Malinda Jensen, who has been
critically i'll the past week, is now out
sSof danger and well on the road to re-
cpyery.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs
\ Chris Boock received the sad news OF
the death OF their son, John, who died
of,disease over there October Sth. We