The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-01-01
WEST SIDE ITEMS
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Miss Lauretta Sievers left Monda.
for Ames after spending Christina
with friends and relatives.
Miss Hattie Voss, who attends Drake
university at Des Moines, arrived here
to spend christmas at the Aug Vos!
home.
Z. Summers and family have moved
Z into the residence recently vacated by
Rev. Brunn and family.
Several young people were entertain
ed at a party at the home of Mildred
Button in honor of Grace Russell las1
Thursday evening. All report jolly
time.
School started Monday after vaca
ton of week.
Roy Moeller, who is in the army
stationed at Fl Sheridan, ILL.,, is home
on furlough.
Sgt. Harry Strathman, who was
stationed at West Point. KY, has re.
ceived his discharge and has arrived
home.
Frank Steiner, Of Tama City, spent
several days the past week at the A.
j. Kelly home.
Misses Erma Kelly and Theresa
Nickelsen will leave Wednesday to
resume their college duties at Cedar
Falls.
1t grieves us to report that the con.
dition of Otto Wilken remains the
same. His many friends are wishing
to see a speedy change.
Miss Lillian Jensen is assisting Mrs.
Alfred Kaspersen this week.
Mrs. Lizzie BOettger of Ida Grove,
cvHout vi of mos a. tho nQrQnt91 Hen.
ny Hansman home.
Alva Stiner, who is attending Coe
college, spent Christmas with his par
ents; Mr.. and Mrs. E. Stiner.
The Review in its last issue men
toned the death of Mrs. Walter Born
h0ft which occurred at her home
south Of West Side on December 18th.
Abbie May Bornhoft, nee Fritz, was
born near lBotna, Shelby county, Iowa,
on the Gath day of November, 1892,
Death was unexpected her illness
covered period of two weeks and
death was caused by pneumonia. She
leaves to mourn her death a husband
and one son, Gilbert, her mother, Mrs.
Anna Fritz, four brothers Louie, of
Ramona, s. D.; Martin, at Camp
Dodge; Fred and Jay, of Manning;
her grandfather, aunts and uncles and
a large circle of friends. The ,funer-
al was held on Tuesday, December
18th, Rev. IS. j. Hoffman of Vail Of
4 ficiating, and the remains were plaid
at rest in the Manning cemetery. The
pail bearers were John, August, Hen
~ and Gus Bornhoft and John Elias
and Henry Schoessler. all brothers.
in-law of the deceased. Their welded
life was a short one, being united in
marriage on March Is, 1916. Mrs.
ROrnhoft was one of the most beloved
of women in the more intimate assO-
Citations of her life. She had keen
sense of humor and kind heart.
Thus has another home been entered
and loving wife and tender mothers
care been taken from husband and
little son who have the sympathy Of
their many friends
Arthur Wiese left Thursday for
Spencer, Neb., to pay a visit to his
brother, Harry.
Miss Nina Kelly is again able to be
up and. around after having q hard
siege Of the influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rix, Of Arcadia,
spent a few hours at the H. H. Sievers
and Garfield Steinhauer homes last
Thursday.
John Gottsch, ST., of Lake View, ar
rived here Thursday for a few days
visit at the Frank Dotler home north
OF town.
Jack .Strathman has been assisting
Julius Hagge with the farm work the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kruse and their
daughter, lone, spent the Christmas
holidays at the Olive home in Scran-
ton, returning home Thursday.
Miss Vera BoOck was Carroll Wis
I itor Thursday
Will Gottsoh spent few hours with
friends at Arcadia Thursday.
The sad news has reached this city
OF the death IN France of Howard
Eiffert, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Eiffert, OF st. Cloud, Mimi Mr.. and
Mrs. Eiffert have the sympathy Of
the, entire community in their hour
Of sorrow Their only consolation
may be that he died fora good cause,
fighting for his country. He suffered
from wounds inflicted on the 4th OF
November and died on the 9Th.
Jack the Pepper has been caus-
Ing a great deal of excitement among
the people of West Side. As strange
al 1t may seem some man has been
soaring the women when home alone
atsnight. This has been going on for
d week or more but the fellow has
been spotted and we trust that the
public will not be anonyed further.
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