The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-06-05
''ESSE, GUAM
VlDERE' motto
Graduating Class at West Side Re-
ceives Diplomas Friday Eve, When
Excellent Program Rendered
JUNIOR RED CROSS MEMORIAL
Services Held at Assembly Rooms Of
High Sehooi-Judoe Conner Of
oenlson, the Speaker.

oen,son, the Speaker.
WEST SIDE, June 4-Special-
The graduating exercises of the
class of 1918 took place Friday eve
ming. The hall was prettily decorated
in the class colors Of rose and silver,
the motto, "Esse, guam videre," being
made Of silver and rose, Large bowls
of roses, presented by the teachers.
were also very beautiful. The mem'
beers of the class this year are Grace
Voss, Theresa Nickelsen. Lauretta
Sievers. Irene Hueschen, Perry Schoen
jain, Grover Evers and Harold Schoen
jain. The following program was CIV
en-; tA ns.'...
Selections by the band.
Prayer by Rev. K. Bruins.
Music, Girls Sextette.
Cornet Solo, Sig. Talomeo, accom-.
panied by Miss Verna Voss.
Address, Rebuilding Of the World"
by Dr. Craig Of Morningside.
Music by High School Glee Club.
Presentation Of Diplomas by H. H.
Sievers. President of School Board.
The Junior Red Cross held memoir.
81 services at the assembly OF the
high school Thursday. The following
program was given: Reading, Evelyn
Kelley; solo, Miss Reid; exhibition OF
Junior Red Cross garments and kim
dergarten pupils; solo, Theresa Nick.
elsen;, speech by Judge Conner. OF
Denison; song by Dorothy and Evelyn
Voss and Edith and Edna Patterson: ;
reading BY Howard Walters; solo by
Laverne Kracht; presentation Of dags
to old soldiers; star Spangled Ban
ner" BY the audience.
Mrs. Eggert Sievers was shopping
in Carroll Wednesday.
Chss. Mesenbrink, of Dow City, Ia
the new mail carrier on route two. He
has moved his family here also.
Aulger Bros show was here last
Henry Moeller received q letter
from his son, Carl, who is now In
France, stating he is we'll and happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fisher, Of Los
Angeles, Calf, are visiting old time
friends In this vicinity.
Mrs. Sarah Lewis, of Council Bluffs.
spent Decoration day in West Side.
Miss Gertrude Hagge was q passen-
ger to Denisop Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Pacholke, Of
Clearwater, Neb., came to see their
niece, Irene Hueschen, graduate Fri
day evening.
VIM. Dettbarn was a passenger to
Denison Wednesday.
=. B, Spottswood returned satur-
day from business trip to Nebraska.
Mrs. Frank Staley, Of Denison, ar
rived Wednesday for few days visit
At the Fred Pacholke and Max h.
Hueschen homes. "
John Kelley has purchased the home
of Henry Hakge, Sr. for $4,000 and
will move this week.
VIM, Ewoldt was in Omaha on bust
ness Thursday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wiese and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Fisher visited with
friends in Arcadia Thursday. -. ,
Miss Grace Firth, Of Wall Lake,
spent the week end with Miss Theresa
Nickelsen. a.,
Mrs., Atherton and daughter, Dor
ris, of Missouri Valley, attended the
| graduation exercises here Friday: Mrs.
Anterior was formerly Miss Roger
and taught the fifth and sixth grades
| here.
Mrs. j. G. iKaschube and daughter,
Mabel, returned to their home IN
Hyannis, lNeb.. Saturday after visit
here with relatives for a week.
Robert Dieter, Of Michigan. Is visit
Ing relatives here. s-..
Mrs. Henry PAIL and Mrs. Herman
Dresseen and Mrs. Aschinger and
daughter Lizzie, were passengers to
Council Bluffs Saturday.
Frank Leahy, OF Denison. transacted
business hero Saturday.
Gus Bennings went to Omaha Sun
day to purchase some repairs for his
Misses Vern and Grace voss spent
Saturday at the Chas. Bollen home in
Denison. - w.. ;.
VIM. Wiese and family, of Milford,
are visiting relatives here.
Miss Amanda Detlefs and friend OF
Council Bluffs visited with West Side
friends Sunday.
Mrs. E.. ]. Peters and daughter,
Katherine, were passengers to Deni.
son Saturday.
John Book was passenger to Des
Moines Saturday.
The Order OF the Eastern Star held
their public memorial services Sun.
| day evening, and the following pro-
gram was carried out:
Opening March and Flag Drill by
Oflcers.
Vocal. Solo, Miss Theresa Nickelsen.
Address, Rev. Lester, OF Carroll.
Duet, Miss Theresa Nickelsen and
Mrs. May Starek.
Memorial service by the officers.
4 Duet by Mrs. Jennie White and
Mrs. May Starek.
Patterson & Campbell moved into
their new garage Monday.
Mrs. Jentsch, of eastern Iowa, is Wis.
iting at the A. ]. Kelly home.
The West Side band played for q
children's dance at Aspinwall Satur-
day. 10
Miss Henrietta Stiner has returned
from her college work at Cedar Falls
and Miss Rosella Stiner has returned
from Cherokee, where she has been
teaching in the public schools. We
understand Miss Henrietta will teach
at Sloan next year while her sister,
Gertrude, who has been teaching at
Sloan, will teach at Sioux City.
Mrs. James Patterson and daugh.
ter, Marjorie, of Marengo, are visit.
ing at the c. l.. Patterson home.