The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-04-03
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Il Aug Dornhott was in Omaha ON bus
moss Tuesday. ts:s 4.
III. and Mrs. C. L. Patterson ant
children, Charles and Eleanor, re
turned Thursday from Marengo, wner,
they visited 4 ~ days; -.
s,sChas. Rollen, Of Denison, transact
ed business here Thursday.
Mira. James Nickelsen and daugh
ters, Pearl and, Theresa, and Miss
Lauretta Sieyers, were shopping #
Carroll "Wednesday. :.
John Hagedorn, OF Lake View, Wis
tied w est Side friends Tuesday. ,,
IA. b. Patterson and family, OF Ne
maha, spent Sunday at the c. L. Pat
tersOn home. ~ ~
The RED CROSS dance was we'll at
tended at the ave mile house Satur
day evening sas u, =. 5,'l$s /
Jackson, and Wheatland township
people came ID West Side Sunday eve
ninS to say farewell TO Captain G. l.
Patterson and presented him with q
gold wrist watch. It was a very pleas
ant surprise for Dr. Patterson and
showed the esteem in which lie Is
held. 7sSsz,4 A.. ''l'5 orr
d Pete = Martens and son, Charles
we're in Omaha on business Wednes
day. go, : ~"cr.; p. ! !
On Friday, West Side held theil
Rcd Cross day and made grand sue
cess Of It.. Early In the day, the
people began to come to town and by
noon, / large crowd was present. The
West Side Cornet Band furnished ex
cellent music throughout the whole
day L. N. Sutton. OF Clinton. was
the speaker Of the day and his inter
eating talk on Kaiserism WAS very
beneficial. The ladies OF the Red
Gross sold lunches all day at Patter
son & campbell's new garage and
the Junior Red Cross sold Ice cream
and pop corn. After Mr.. Sutton's
address, the .sale Of donated articles
began. So many things we're donated
that they could not sell them all by
night. Very good prices were paid
among which was SITE for calf. In
the evening, France in Arms" was
shown at the OPERA house and about
300 people, attended the two shows
Az the articles are not yet all sold
the exact amount Is not known but
the sum Of a@3,000.00 has already been
received. :
= E. u. Spottswood was a passenger
to Omaha Tuesday.
Mrs. Li1sie Schmidt attended
church 1t VAN Friday.
: Mfs. Frank Mau, was shopping in
Carroll Friday. .@z.
+. Jim walsh was visiting old West
Side friends Friday. w.
Barney Mclaughlin OF Wall Lake,
was IN town Oh, business Saturday.
= FeHton LAwlef OF Vail called in
West Side Friday. ..
Henry Hansman, ST.. and family. re.
turned Saturday from a several
months trip in California. which they
reported to- have enjoyed very much
Andrew He'll and Welsh OF Deni'
sol, were here on business Saturday
a Tony Anton died at his home in
Minncsota Saturday and was brought
70 West Side Monday and buried on
Tuesdsy. The Anton family formerly
liSed In West Side and have the sym
p4thy Of tic entire community. MIR
Anton has been, i'll for q long time
and death relieved him of his suffer
jpgs. He leaves his wife and -four
children besides many relatives and
friends to mourn his death.
!. Mrs. COnrad Siegner died Sunday
sfter, q long illness. Obituary next
Ni 1t: and ii, Mrs. saAos. Koerner Of
.O'Brien county are visiting at the
Henry sEiffert home. So. r-..
|. Monday evening, the people OF West
Side and Vicinity gave 4 farewell fof
Dr. 6. L. Patterson. The crowd as
selnbled At. the new Patterson &
Campbell sar1ge. The West Side
band marched to the Patterson Drue
store and returned with the doctor
accompanied by one Vail and two
Carroll "jackies" home ON furloughs
After playing The Star Spangled Ban
pAf. the guests werc led to a Ions
table grooming under the weight Of
S0ot things Tho tabl6 was beautiful
II detofated with flowers and flags
and the seat Of honor for pr. Patter
son vas also decorated. Mr.: Powers
Of ;Dcnison. and Mr.. Beech, Of Carroll
eayg interesting talks. After all the
quests had eaten, they enjoyed the
music by the band and several more
speeches BY Il. 3. Spottswood, Mr.
Powers and DR.. c. L. Patterson. The
best wishes OF his many friends &c
with him. fIe left Tuesday morning
tor 1T. Riley.
! Harry Marten recently purchased
80 acres of land from John Rannigel
at $500 per acre. 49,.
: H., II. jHievers was In Denison on
business Monday.
Waiter Winters and James Michel
sen transacted business in Manning
Monday. -, .,.,.
Conrad Shaefer of Lake View called
Cd West. Side friends Sunday.
: Chas. BDllen and family and Miss
;Ma,ifino} Hamley of Denison. spent
Sunday At the Aug. ,Voss home.
Vim. ;Wiese, and family of Milford
niiIil IN K II gl,aaiat I