The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-22
'HUESCHEN DROPS
INJUNCTION SUIT
M. r. Hueschen Named As Plaintiff in
Injunction Suit at West Side
Later WithdraWs Suit
SHERIFF HAD SERVED PAPERS
Soldier Boys Paint Sign mnjnuction
Raised" and Hoist It Below the
United States Flag
WEST SIDE Oct, 21-Special-

| WEST SlDE,' Oct. 2l-Spec1al-
Deputy Sheriff Johnson was a pleas
ant visitor in town Wedne0dav. @ory.
ing injunction papers on the follow.
ing members of the Soldiers; -HUlll-
ment association Mesdames Harry
Moeller, Al Starek, Peter Sievers, l.
! Patterson, NJ. Campbell, Misses Grace
Tarpy and Charlotte Anderson, Messrs
B. J. Mitchell Chas. Schoenjahn, Jul
ius Hagge, Jno. Maloy, Jno Kelly and
E. B. Spottswood. The names of Mrs.
Jno. Schuman and Mrs. Aug. Bornhoft,
Mr.. Jno. Schuman and Hans Wilkin
were included in papers, but they
were not personally served. The
name Of Mrs. Tom Button, who is a
member Of the association, was not
used. NJ. R. Huschen, editor OF the
West Side Journal, was named as
plaintiff. This was an attempt on the
part of Huschen to delay the erection
of the soldiers monument in West
Side, this being the second delay in
putting in the concrete foundation,
public sentim ent was strongly against
the monument and there was much ex-
element Thursday evening. One of
tlle SUluletS VIII octNCu III fAaASs "a
pressed his disapproval with his
strong right arm and Friday morning
FIuschen went to Denison and with
drew the suit, paying costs.
Messrs. Gus Brockman, Art Peters
and Chas. Milk left Thursday for
few days hunting trip at Spirit Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiser returned We'd
nesday from a visit with relatives at
Leighton Iowa.
B. j. Mitchell and Jas. Malloy were
Vail visitors Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Goettsch was a guest
and the Thos. Tarpy home Saturday
and Sunday.
Doctor Thos. Carter, the famous
Chicago physician, spent his early lie
in this vicinity and is well known. His
education started under the guidance
Of Miss Christine Anderson who was
his first teacher.
Patterson & Campbell sold e. D.
Brady, Aspinwall, Ford sedan, Mrs.
l.. Dunder, Breda, Ford touring car,
Louie Thompson, AspinWall, a Ford
touring car and A. Kasperson, West
Side, Ford truck.
Miss Gertrude Simpson sails on the
from New York, October
2Sth for Southampton, England. She
will visit her parents and other rela-
tives few months at Frickney. din
colnshire, England, before returning
to the United States.
C. w. Payne and Arthur spent the
week end at their home in Morning
side.
Mrs. Anna Book and Miss Bertha
Stoffers spent Thursday in Denison.
Mrs. H. J. Moeller has sufficiently
recovered her health so she assists
in the store and the customers and
friends OF Moeller's store are very
glad she is able to be with them again.
Mrs. A. v. Shotwell returned to
her home in Omaha the last of the
week, after a pleasant visit Of several
days at the Isaac Patterson home.
The Reading circle and several Wis
itors were entertained Friday evening
b., Mrs. Jno. Smith. The evening
was thoroughly enjoyed by the guests |
who departed at late hour.
John Tarpy was a Lake View visit |
or Saturday.
Miss Williams spent the weekend !
at Anes, Iowa.
Miss Carleton visited friends in Sac
City over Sunday.
Isaac Patterson is having an oil !