The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-08
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WEST SIDE ITEMS
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Mrs. j. e. Smith left Saturday TO
a few days visit at the home of he
sister, Mrs. Chas. Englund, of Cow
rie, Iowa.
Through an oversight last weel
the return Of Ben Bolt from oversea
was not mentioned, nevertheless w
are all glad to know of his safe re
turn and to see him on our streets
again. Ben says he Is glad to b.
back and that the U. S. A. looks goot
to him. ~
Mrs. H. z. Searles and MI. Searles
mother we're Carroll shoppers Thurs
day Of last Week.
Miss Clara Brown was Carroll call
Ter last week.
Mrs. Kelley and son, George, of Ar
cadia, spent Sunday at the John Kel
ley home in West Side. sly y
We were pleased to see Ike Kelley
on our streets; last week after his Ions
absence over seas. Ike Kelly is 9
brother Of Alfred, John and Roy Kel
qy, and Mrs. Wayne Martins.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Moeller drove tt
Ida Grove last Thursday on business
U Erwin Lyons and family and Ton
Button, Jr., took in the movies at Car
roll Saturday evening.
Stock shipments the past week were
as follows. j. Hagge, car hogs, Chas
Schafer, 2 cars cattle, Bart Mitchell
l car cattle, Carl Kracht, cars cat
tie, Vernon Nilsson, cars cattle
Frank Pacholke, l car cattle, John
Scheldorf, l car cattle, Bart Matciell
4 cars sheep. -.
Chas. Lohafer and Geo. Newman
each received I car of cattle. =,
%tWm. Mooney was passenger to
Carroll Monday: morning. g.
II Mrs. Somers visited Mr.. Somers at
the Denison hospital Tuesday. Mr.
Somers is reported as telling more
comfortable. sn.U:, Il. * asl
&. Rev. Frederick Provan and Otto
Brown were Denison business callers
Tuesday. While there they called on
Mr.. Somers at the hospital. s., esr-4-
Mrs. Eggert Sievers left Wednesday
morning to visit at the home of her
brother, Peter Lamp and family at
Mapleton "a
The Helping Hand society Of the
Presbyterian church met with Mrs. E.
B. Spottswood Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Claus Anthony celebrated her
birthday Monday surrounded by her
many relatives, friends and neighbors.
Mrs. John Jensen and daughter,
Mahnda were Carroll shoppers Thurs
day. ~H.
Saturday afternoon though the
clouds were dark and threatened rain
the members of the Pricilla Alden
Chapter of the Daughter of the Revo.
luton, of Carroll, came up and were
entertained at the home of Mrs. A. NJ.
Starek. The hostesses were Mrs.
Starek, Mrs. Lucy Button and Mrs.
Grace Patterson. An interesting, pro-
gram was rendered and business Of
the Chapter attended to-, after which
Mrs. Tom Rogers, of Carroll, was in
itiated into the society, after; initia-
ton ceremonies closed covered dish
luncheon was served, covers being laid
for nine. The ladies departed for Car
roll on the evening train we'll pleased
at having spent SO pleasant an after
noon. The guests from Carroll were:
Mrs. Chubbuck, Mrs. Anne Quinn,
Miss Jenne Winters, Mrs. Tom Rog-
ers, Mrs. George Russell, Mrs. Min
Mich. -.~,,-.. ....- ..,... .-.-.., 70, ..,..,..
Messrs. Ham Wilkin and P. J. Nit
chell were Denison business visitors
Thursday .......,....% ..
C. J. Schoenjahn was Des Moines
visitor last week.
Mrs. C. C. Randall was on the sick
list last week.
Miss Ada Conrad is a busy lady
these days. having charge of the
Northwestern station while Mr.. SOM
mers is recovering from his injuries
received in an automobile accident.
Mr.. Henry Westernmeier attended
the Ak.Sar!Ben at Omaha Sunday and
Monday. :.
Mrs. B. J. Mitchell and son were
visitors in Vail Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schumann returned
last week from trip through Ne
'braska. -- .-.r..... ...
C. A. Boock returned Thursday
FROM Des Moines, where he spent sew
eraledays. .,.,.ssa..
Mr.. and Mrs. 'Starek drove to At
lantic to spend the weekend with the
Frost family, returning Tuesday eve
ming by way of Omaha. ,,~.-.s
Mrs. Peter Sievers was hostess to
the reading circle Friday evening. 1t
was a very interesting and instructive
evening and all enjoyed the delicious
lunch served by the hostess at the
close of the meeting. Il, go. -..-..
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Dobler and son,
Edward and Mrs. Alice Goettsch were
Omaha visitors last week.
MIR. and Mrs. George Campbell and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Schoessler returned
"Wednesday evening from visit with
relatives in Council Bluffs.
H. c. Martins is having his resi-.
dence wired for electricity. a. 81
Mrs. e. B. Spottswood has been on
the sick list for several days.
Arthur Payne drove to Sioux City
Saturday, returning Monday.
Chas. Meilk and family attended
the married folks dance at Arcadia
Wednesday evening. h.. .#.s-
The many friends Of Mrs. Lydia
Owings will be glad to hear of the
successful operation on her, eyes in
Omaha. ....
Mrs DoO awlor ooonmnan;od NV