The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-10-02
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Fred Pacholke'is quite i'll with drop
sy at his home in West Side.
The West Side electric light plant
seems to be having considerable trou
BILE. The light plant was entirely out
of commission Monday morning and
people were forced to wait with theil
washing until the next day. ..-
- Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Meyers are the
proud parents ofsa baby boy. We ex
tend congratulations
Carl Kracht has been a very busy
man the past few-weeks. He has been
doing the mason work on the silos fol
Henry and Hans Wilkens. At the
present time he is helping Geo. Law
Ii Ter with cement platform which is
to be used for the purpose Of feeding
hogs.
Miss Irene Hueschen, who recently
took the teachers examination at Den
ison, is now teaching country school
in Boyer township.
julius Hagge sold several loads Of
barley to B. J. Mitchell the past week
for $1.05 per bushel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hannah were
Denison callers Wednesday.
Mrs. H. A. Moeller, Mrs. E." B
Spottswood and Mrs. Isaac Patterson
have been appointed as the women's
council Of defense for the east hall
Of West Side township. They will al
so take up subscriptions for the fourth
Liberty loan. - ~
Sgt. Ed Boiler left Monday for New
York after visit here with his wife
and West Side friends. -..,
The Junior Red Cross Of the West
Side consolidated schools held meet
| ing and the following officers were ap'
pointed President, Margaret Schoen'
jain; secretary, Alfred Behnemann;
treasurer, Leslie Rruter. '
Miss Mildred Button is now acting
as assistant at the West Side lumber
company office. 49, ?. 49,.
Hans Wilkens and Julius 'Hagge re-
ceived a car load Of cattle from Omaha
| Thursday. \ p -.
Kruses orchestra played for dance
at Lidderdale Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Eggert Sievers passed another
milestone Wednesday.
The people atAt1e West Side roller
mills are kept busy day and night.
The Jackson township Red Cross
dance which was. to have been held
Tuesday, but was poSTpOned3 until OF
Thursday on. account. ofS the threaten
ling weather, was unusually we'll at
tended. Lorenzen's orchestra OF Val
furnished thef music. Ice cream was
served and everyone present had 9
most enjoyable time. e.%...
Miss Grace sVoss left Monday fol
Cornell college. # g.
| Miss Anna Weber and Ed Linde
were united in marriage last week
The bride is 4 daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. NReiner Weber, residing north o.
West Side and the groom is the young
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. Carsten Linde
Of Arcadia. At present they are stay
ing with, his brother, Wm.' Linde.
Dewey Voss went to Omaha Thurs
day to drive home a Nash that has
been in the repair shop there.
Herman Pacholke and Roy Moellel
expect to be moved to Florida. Her
man is home on short furlough tc
pay visit to his sick father and West
Side friends. 's
The Junior Red Cross will hold 8
dance at the opera house on Friday
evening, October 4th. Everyone In
vited.
Mrs. ]. H. Kruse and infant sor
have returned home from the Carol
hospital. r's'
H. H. Sievers and mother Mrs An
ma Boiling, of Arcadia, are at Austin
Mimi, looking after their land inter
ests.
Mrs. Fred Vanderwall, of near, De
lott, who was seriously injured; In ar
auto accident near the A.gG. Schoen
jain place. is not yet able to return tc
her home. t'. i.
Fred Kroeger has rented the John
Steinhauer, ST. farm. north of Arcad
Ia. This farm is now occupied by Jno
Steinhauer, Jr. We have not learned
what the. latter intends to do.
Since Miss Erma Kelley has return
ed to Cedar Falls to take up her schoo
work Miss Irene Dohse has taken hel
place as pianist in Kruse's orchestra
Charlie Firth, of Wall Lake, attend
ed the dance here Thursday evening
The farmers in this vicinity are Of
fering 10 cents per bushel for husking
corn but the huskers are asking IL.
Adolph Mumm is very i'll with pneu
monia at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank JAMS and chill
dren were Carroll visitors Saturday.
Mrs Mcmahon gave a very interest
ing talk on Just out OF the trenches
from the band stand last Saturday eve
ming. The West Side band also rem
dered several patriotic selections.
Henry Suverkrubbe was operated
upon for appendicitis at the Carroll
hospital last week He Is getting along
nicely at present. MY r-oa Fl
Stock shipments to Chicago Satur
day evening were: Hans ,Wilkens.
load of cattle; Frank Killeen,1 load
of butcher stock; Delmar Benton,
loads of cattle. $, IS @,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hagge and chill
dren paid visit to Miss Gertrude
Hagge at the Carroll hospital Sunday
evening. Miss Gertrude is recovering
nicely from her recent operation.
Miss Nellie McCaffery, of Vail. was
a pleasant caller here Saturday.
Mrs. B. J. Mitchell drove to Carroll
Friday evening to bring home hel
daughter, Aileen, for an over Sunday
visit. ,.'.rr