The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-10-03
OUR NEAR

OUR NEAR ENHANCES.
Register.
Miss Edith Burk. of Denison, was a
guest of the E. a. Bigelow home Satur-
day.
Mesdames w. B. Barstow, c.. "a.
Saunders and G. FL. Crakes were called
Danbury this week by the illness of
uncle, who resides at that place.
In addition to the witnesses sum-
moned to the Bluffs upon the Kerr
case reported by us last week were L.
3 Anthony -. p. Barber, d. w. Shaw.
M. j. Collins and John McNertney.
Our readers will be pleased to learn
that Mrs. Kerr won her case against
the Woodmen, the court awarding her
the full amount of the claim with in
terest, the Judgment calling for some.
thing over $500.
Married at the home of Robert
Thompson, 81 miles northeast of Man
lila, promptly at $50 a. M. Sept. 2sth by
Rev. D.. A. Allen, pastor of the M. E.
church, Mr. A. N. Collins of 5O49 Page
Avenue. st. Louis, Mo. and Miss Hari-
eta Thompson of Manila, Iowa. Mr..
Collins is a graduate of the Kansas
Wesleyan University located at Salina,
Kansas, where his people reside. Mrs.
Collins is we'll and favorable known to
this community. For the past few
years she has been in charge of one de-
partment of the Kansas Wesleyan.
The wedding was composed of the
large family of relatives and was a very
enjoyable affair. Many beautiful ard
useful presents were given. They left
for st. Louis, their future home, where
MI. Collins has been in business for
some time.
Manila Monitor.
Mrs. Ed. Saunders and Mrs. George
Fuller left last Thursday for Scotland,
South Dakota, for a visit with Mrs. I.
FL. Van Meter.
Lottie Theobald came up from Astor
Monday and took the train here for
Worthington, Mimi, where she will
visit a few weeks with relatives.
DE-. Neff drove to Omaha Tuesday,
having shipped his household goods,
which were not put up for sale Satur-
day, to that place. These very worthy
people have lived in Manila since the
town was in its infancy and were uni
versally liked and respected. They
will be greatly missed in the church
and social circles, but the best wishes
of a host of friends will go with them
to their new home.
The faculty Of the Denison Conserva-
tory of Music will give one of their
famous recitals at the M. e. church in
Manila, Friday evening, October 9th,
under the auspices Of the Epworth
League. This promises to be q rare
treat to all lovers of music and no one
should fail to attend. Those. taking
part in this entertainment are MI. f.
w. Eastman, baritone singer; Miss
Grace L. Terry, pianist; Miss Ednah
u Dow, violinist: Miss Eta M. Tuttle,
reader; Mr.. Albert 81. Brown, cornet-
list. Let US all turn out and give these
artists from u neighboring city a
royal welcome. Do not forget the
date, Oct. 6
Dow City Enterprise.
The first quarterly meeting of the
M. E. church will be held in Dow City
Saturday and Sunday, Oct. Z and 8.
All take notice because this is several
weeks before the usual time.
John Gibson, John MeDougall, Tom
Henry, Link Riddle, Jim Riddle and
Charley Miller went this week to Rein
beck, Iowa, where they will do railroad
work.
Arion Herald.
The work on Hotel Arion is progress
ing nicely and Landlord Howard will
soon be ready to furnish first class ac-
commodations to all corners.
The entertainment given at the
church last Friday was fairly we'll at
tended and wa well worth the price Of
admission. Miss Maggie Donlanmain-
tained her reputation as an elocutionist
and the musical selections by the Misses
Ruth and Gala Richards and Mr..
Schouten Of this place and Miss Allie
Sewell of Denison, were appreciated by
all. We believe that with the proper
advertising, the attendance at these
entertainments could be greatly in
creased.
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