The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-11-19
HOLD BAZAAR;
GIVE LUNCH
'Three A" Club Hold Bazaar and Lunch
ut Presbyterian Church ut West
Side Saturday Afternoon
$50 REALIZED FROM THE SALE
Club Composed of Members Between
Ages of Is and II Years-Much
Praise is Due Them
WEST SIDE. Nov. 1s-special-

WEST SIDE. Nov. 1S-Special-
The Three A club held q bazaar AM
lunch at the Presbyterian church Sat
urday afternoon. This club consists
Of about fifteen girls between the age
Of Is ind II years, and much prais'
lis due them and their leader, Mrs. Cru
Beurring. Each Of the girls brough
some of their own handiwork which
brought in nearly fifteen dollars. Be
sides this there was q home made cand!
and popcorn. ball booth which was lib
erally patronized.. The lunch, too, wa:
good, being Of the regular old fashioned
style consisting of baked beans, pota
toes, salad, sandwiches, pie, cake ant
coffee. altogether the girls are very
well pleased with the amount they took
in,Y which amounted to almost fifty dol
lars. This money Is to be used in fix
ing. up the church. - E.E= rs ~
John, Jr. and Adolph Munm were
Carroll. messengers Saturday evening.
M. r. Hueschen and Miss Grace Pa
choke have departed to take up Their
new, work at Holstein. ., trssg ss'g.
Miss Hazel yMessick's Sunday school
class held a gathering at the domestic
science building Friday. night. n Games
were played and refreshments served
All report a very pleasant time, ...a
The ninth and eleventh grades sur
prisedl Frieda and Alice Huschen Fri
day evening". X ..n'.f .-.' t..
Mrs. Chris Wiesbrod returned Friday
from Des Moines, where she had been
at the bedside of her father, who had
received a serious injury in an acci
dent. ~ r, .'.- 49,. ~
mrs. p. H. .Dohse and Mrs. Adolph
SSchoenjahn were Carroll shoppers last
Thursday. t..f=
John Kruse went to Chicago with
stock Saturday. =
Relatives and friends of Mrs. Henry
3Dohse, Jr. helped her celebrate her
birthday Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Kelly left Monday
for Seattle, WASH, to be gone for a
months vacation.
4. Gus Jensen was UP from Manning a
few days the past week. ..y
The M. r. Hueschen family are load
ing their goods preparatory to moving
to their; new home at Holstein.
The Harry Moeller family moved in
to their: new home Monday. =,
Mrs. C. Anderson has been on the
sic!: list the past few days, but at pres
emit is recovering nicely.
Mrs. c. c. Randall entertained the
reading circle at her home Friday eve
ming. .F
r. B. Spottswood was an eastbound
passenger Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Peter Sievers and Mrs. Isaac
Patterson were Benison callers Tues.
day.
Margaret Brocksen, Nellie Auen, Ber-
tina KOlln and Ella Bornhoft called on
friends at Vail Sunday afternoon. ..
Mrs Claus Thiedemann was q Deni-
son visitor Monday.
Mrs. Frank Staley, Of Denison, came
down Sunday for a visit with her moth
er, Mrs. Fred Pacholke, returning on
Monday afternoon
Mr.. Wells, of Payette. Idaho, brother.
in.law of e. B. SpottswOod, started for
his home Monday after spending sew
eral days at the Spottswood home.
Claude Peters and wife and son arriv-
ed here Saturday, for a visit at the pa.
rental home. EIEiEt, -...-..% ~ , =,
Stock Shipments the past week were
as follows to the Chicago market:
julius Hagge, cars of cattle; John
Olberding, cars Of cattle; VIM. Kracht
/ car of cattle; Mitchell & Hagge, 8
cars of cattle; John Kruse, car of cat
tie; VIM. Pruter, car of cattle; Chass.
Mielk, 3 cars Of cattle; Hannes Stoffer,
car of cattle; John Rickers. 2 cars of
cattle; O'Connell Bros, 2 cars Of cattle;
Hy Schoessler, 2 cars of cattle; Louie
Martens, l car of cattle. To South
Omaha: Lawler Bros, car of cattle; Her.
man Martens, car of hogs and B. J.
Mitchell received a ca rof feeders. Those