The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-04
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Miss Lucille Pruter of Arcadia,
home.
Mrs. j. e. Smith was Carroll pas
senger Tuesday.
| M. C. Button and family motored to
the lake Sunday.
Corp. Gustav A. lessen arrived
home from overseas Sunday morning,
He was in France eighteen months,
and was in some Of the biggest bat
ties of the war, coming through safe
and sound. Mr.. lessen is looking fine
and we are all glad to see him in the
old burg again. He has decided to
make this place his future home.
Erwin Lyons and family and NJ. G..
Button attended the movies at Carroll
Friday evening.
| Miss Theresa Nicholson who is at
tending college at Cedar Falls is WIS.,
Lifting her parents this week.
! The little son of Vim. Cisne Is re-
ported seriously i'll.
John Strathmann and Garfford De-
vaney called on friends here Monday.
Mrs. Fl. C. Martins left Friday eve
ming for Dayton, Ohio, where she will
Mrs. Carl Book.
John Smith was a business passen-
| ger to Missouri Valley Friday.
Arlo Moeller OF Dow City, spent Fri.
day with his parents here.
Jack Winters and G. G. Summer
motOred to Des Monies Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jessen and Gus
lessen motored to Arcadia Monday
| Mrs. Henry Dohse, ST., and daugh-
ter, Irene were Carroll shoppers Sat
Iurday.
Nina Kelly passed her fourteenth
birthday Wednesday. In honor of the
day, Mrs. Roy Kelly entertained a
number of her school friends. A
dainty three-course lunch was served
at six O'Clock. A good time was re-
ported by all who attended. :
Kruse's orchestra played for a
married folks dance at Arcadia on
Monday night.
Roy Kelly and wife, and John Kelly
and family attended the dance at Ar
cadia Monday night.
/ Dewey Voss and Theresa Nicholson
motored to Carroll Friday afternoon.
Memorial services were held here
last FRIDAY, May 30th. All business
houses were closed at noon and
| promptly at one o'clock, the members
of the M. w. A. and the members Of
1 the band formed a parade and after
playing several selections, they! all
van was the speaker Of the day. The
L. 4 ,,,I,N SV,oil
Evers, Walter Evers, Joe Kolln who
ldied in France, and Frank Gary, who
|died of wounds. Immediately after
1.-THE services at the cemetery, a num-
lber of cars went out to Hayes town
Iship and held short service in honor
of Albert Weise, also a member Of
1.-THE NJ. w. A. Everybody get ready
for the big homecoming day June 26.
Jack Malloy and Tom Bernes mo.
ltored to Vail Thursday.
Gus lessen called on friends in Car
troll Friday evening.
On Friday last, the o. E. S. held
Memorial services in the Masonic hall
to honor the members who have gone
before Rev. PrOvan gave the address,
a vocal solo being rendered by Miss
Theresa Nicholson, and a solo by Ar
10 Moeller.
| Vertus and Henry Ecers. Harold
ISchoenjahn and Earl Moeller spent
the week end with friends at Okoboji.
| Mrs Aug Voss and son, Dewey,
and the Misses Jean Berger and Olga
Anderson left Saturday morning for
Mt Vernon to spend few days with
|Grace Voss who attends college thsre.
! Several young people were enter
ltained at Junior-Senior party at the
limo. Strathmann home Monday eve
lining in honor of Arthur Sievers, who
will leave for his new home atAustin,
MINI
John #. Scheldorf of Egan, S, Oak,
is visiting with relatives and friends
at West Side.
Miss Ethel Berger left Saturday for
iher home at Omaha having finished
!her, term of school here.
The new cement walk from the Har-
Try Mueller crossing past the ]. A.
Jensen residence has been complet-
led, John Rathje doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Moeller and
Yale attended the movie, "1'he Heart
of Humanity" at Carroll Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Dohse and Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Martins autoed to
Omaha Tuesday
Mrs. A. G. Schoenjahn and daugh-
tiers, Glennie and Carrie, will leave
Monday for an extended visit at Clin-
| ton.
The A. A. club Of the Presbyterian
church rendered Irene Dohse with a
miscellaneous shower at her home on
MONDAY. 1t is expected. that she will
be married soon and it was through
the efforts of the Sunday school class
| that the surprise was brought about
Ice cream and cake was served and
a pleasant afternoon was spent by all
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Jensen were bus
illness visitors at Arcadia Monday.
Gus lessen of Arcadia spent Sun
day with West Side tends.
Grover Evers, "A Buck, Harold
ISchoenjahn, HERMAN Pacholke and
Carl Moeller attended til dance at
Manning Thursday evening",