The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-08
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WEST SIDE ITEMS
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Henry Olberding, of Carroll, spent
Wednesday and Thursday with his
friends near West Side. r.,
Arthur PAIL has resigned his posi-
ton at the general merchandise store
OF H. j. Moeller. We have not learn.
ed what he intends doing.
j. A.sJensen sold car load of shoats
averaging 232 pounds to the town buy.
ers Saturday.
Alfred Kaspersen is confined to his
bed with an attack of influenza.
J. B. Malloy was Denison visitor
Friday.
Hans Wilkens and julius Hagge left
Sunday morning for Chicago to be
present at the sale of their stock on
Monday.
NJ A movement is now we'll under way
for the erection Of a monument at
West Side in honor of our soldier boys
who entered the service Of their
country. The originators of this
worthy work are Mrs. Isaac Patter-
son and Mrs. Peter Sievers. The
names Of all the soldiers from West
Side precinct, Hayes and Jackson
townships and those whom. are still
claimed as "our boys will be inscrib'
ed upon this monument. A subscrip'
ton list is being circulated and the
response up to the present time Is
quite promising.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Wilken and
daughter, Miss Emma, of Denison,
spent Sunday at the Otto Wilken home
here.
Mrs Lizzie Schmidt was passen.
ger to Vail Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Button was a visitor in
Carroll Monday. :
Many people were made glad Tues
day upon receipt of letter from
Lloyd Malloy who is, over there, Much
anxiety had been felt on not hearing
from him since he had landed, which
was almost three months ago. The
letter received by his brother, James,
was dated the 9th of December, but
nothing was said about the reason for
{ not sSyriting sooner. He was in the
best of health.
Henry Drisselhorst, who was in the
army, stationed at Camp Gordon, Ga,
has received his discharge and re-
turned to the Frank Pacholke home
north Of town where ne will resume
his work.
Arthur Payne. of Sioux City, is
spending few days with his father
at West Side. ~
Several girls were entertained at
the Evers home Saturday evening in
honor Of Erma Kelly, Theresa Nickel
sen and Lauretta Sievers, who are
spending their vacations at home from
college. Those present report jolly
time.
Herman Pacholke, Elmer Kruse,
Homer Goodwin and Arlo Buck at
tended the dance at Vail New Years
night.
The bowling alley has again been
opened up. Martie Fortensen, Of Vail,
is assisting Starek with the work.
Mrs. Lizzie Boettger returned to
Ida Grove Thursday from Carroll af-
ter spending Christmas aud New Years
at the Hansman home. &
John Kolln has been assisting ]. A.
Jensen with the work during sale
week.
The Omaha university basket ball
team played with the home town team
at the opera house New Years night,
the score being Al to 20 in favor Of
West Side.
Mrs. Mary Thomas has returned
from her visit with friends at Den
yer, Colo.
Miss Laura Bruggeman is assisting
Mrs. Otto Wilken with her work.
Mrs. r. J. Hall, of Sterling, ILL.,, is
Visiting at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
III. j. Moeller. ~
Will Campbell is visiting at the
home OF his mother, Mrs. Sarah Camp
bell.
Peter Brocksen has rented the Otto
Wilken farm north of town.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Evangelical
church will meet with Mrs. Claus An
fhnnv Wednesday, aftarn 0on