The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-26
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! WEST SIDE ITEM
Miss Alice Hueschin, of Holstein is

by Rev. Theo. Thomas.
Mrs Frank Kopesky, of Vail, visit
ed at the home of her sister, Mrs. A..
w.. Starek, over Sunday.
NJ. C. Button and family, Thos Button,
Jr., and ST., and j. w. Lewis were
We're among the people who fished at
Wall Lake Sunday. =
Miss Ada Conrad has been taking
vacation the past week.
Manager Stack, of the Royal picture
$ house, of Carroll, drove up here Sat
:, urday night and brought the film,
Eyes of Youth" "
h Regular meeting of 0. E. S. was held
at the Masonic hall last Thursday ev-
q ening. -. y,
Mrs. H. A. Moellar and Mrs. c. c..
Summers motored to Carroll Friday.
Mrs. w. J. Campbell and Paul and
Mrs. James Nicholson and Pearl were
shoppers in Denison Saturday.
Miss Erna Kelly arrived home Sat
urday from Primghar where she has
NJ Mrs. John Mum, Jr.. andN Miss
Stella Peters were Carroll visitors Fri
day afternoon.
VIM. Pruter and family and John
Mum, Jr., were in Deniscn Friday at
ternoon.
Stare X. S. cafe was opened up again
last Wednesday morning, Mr.. O.Agot-
ness as manager.
,. The remains of Ted Abbott were
brought here for interment Sunday
afternoon.
Hattie Schoesler has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Oller returned to
West Side last Thursday to again
take up their residence in our midst.
The Fred Mess family, of Arcadia.
spent Sunday at the Frank Brown
Mrs. e. stiner called on Vail friends
Friday.
Gerald Kelly, Alfred Behneman and
Herman Meyers motored to Carroll
Wednesday. =.
Miss Clara Brown was a Carroll cal
Ter Monday
a Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Peters and Miss
Alice Reid autoed to Aspinwall Thurs.
day evening, where they visited with
the parents of Mrs. Peters.
Will Mooney and daughter. Blanche.
returned home Tuesday from few
days visit in Omaha.
Miss Alice Meyer, of Carroll, spent
the week end with her friend, Miss
Marjorie Williams of this town.
Miss Grace Schoenjahn passed her
sixteenth milestone Wednesday,.
John Mumm, Jr., was a caller at
Denison Thursday.
Rev. Thomas and August Rowher re!
turned from the conference held at
Clarence, Iowa. Mr.Rohwer returning
Wednesday and Rev. Thomas Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore were Den.
ison passengers Saturday.
Harold and Clara Evers and Rev.
Provan autoed to Denison Saturday.
John Hagedorn and Mrs. Amanders
kracht visited with relatives at Man.
ming Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weise and son, Lee, Of
Perry. are visiting with Mrs. Weise's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Weise.
Mrs. James Nicholson and daugh-
ter, Pearl, and Mrs. M. ]. Campbell
We're Denison callers Saturday.
Miss Christine Anderson and Miss
Lillian Spottswood visited at the A.. B.
Patterson home in VAN Saturday arter-
noon and evening returning to Sunday
morning. ,...
10 The rooms in the Sievers building ad-
joining the Sievers drug store have been
repainted and are being fitted for a real
estate Office by B. J. Mitchell and G.
J. Schoenjahn. Both gentlemen are
hustlers and are well known and liked
by the people of West Side and vicin-
ity. We wish them success.
Arthur Payne and Miss Hazel Mes;
sick visited Carroll friends Monday.
Miss Gertrude Stiner returned home
Saturday from Wall Lake, where she
r
A. j. Kelley and daughter. Evelyn,
and Henrietta Dohse motOred to Lake
View to get Erma Kelley. Miss Kelley
has been teaching at Primghar the past
year.
Helen JAMS was an Arcadia passen-
ger Saturday.
Mrs. James McKinnen, of Chicago, is
visiting at the S. J. Jams home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kelley and son,
Mo r,,or, aP IJolstain are visiting with
relatives here.
A. c. Payne and Hazel Messick mo.
tored to Manning Wednesday evening.
The Misses Grace Schoenjahn, Ethel
Campbell and Henrietta Dohse autoed
to Carroll last Tuesday to do some
shopping.
West Side had it's first band concert
A large crowd assembled to hear the
boys and the concert was enjoyed by
all.
Misses Gertrude Hagge and Emile
Book were visitors at the Amanda
Christensen home Thursday.
Mrs. E. Stincr was a Denison caller
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. S. J. JAMS visited with relatives
in Arcadia Tuesday.
Frank Marriott was Carroll caller
Wednesday.
Miss Henrietta Mess. of Arcadia, is
a visitor at the f. f. Brown home.
Mrs. John Smith was Carroll shop
per, Monday.
Mrs r. L. Hoffman and children, El'
len and Charles, of Denison, were call
ers att he c. L. Patterson home Thurs
day afternoon.
Nina Kelley and Henrietta Dohse mo-
tored to Vail Thursday evening.
Mrs. Dora Blocker, Of Marshalltown,
3 is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. John
Bornhoft, of this city.
Mrs. ]. Jams, of Arcadia, was visit
or at the Steve Jams home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pruter and son,
Leslie, were Denison callers Thursday.
Misses Rosalia and Henrietta Stiner
returned home Sunday to spend the
summer vacation with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Stiner.
Miss Alice Hueschen, Of Holstein, Is
visiting Gertrude Hagge.
Mrs. p. II. DOhse was visitor sat.
urday at the Fred Brockman home in
Arcadia. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Kelley werev isit--
ors in Carroll Saturday.
On Saturday morning a merry crowd,
consisting of the teachers of our school.
and a number Of their friends, made a
trip to the grove two miles west of
town, where they enjoyed a delightful
picnic luncheon. Nature study, especial