The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-09-04
MANILA NEWS NOTES.

oclOOl mas Deen postponed WEEK
in order that the school house may be
thoroughly cleaned.
Mrs. Anderson. Of Rockwell. City, a
Sister of John Slater. i, vi.itil.- rela-
tives in this vicinit, ii PRESENT.
John Dyson. ho Is sing III ;da
Grove, Is spen1.Dg d ie" days ii ne
parental home
. About twenty MahiliA people it
tended the state fair last week, ala Ill
report good time
Ed. Barber came up from Council
Bluffs Saturday and spent Sunday at
the home of his father. r. Barber. He
returned Monday taking with him his
son, who has been spending the sum-
mer vacation with relatives here.
/ Isaac Hird drove over to Denison
Sunday to bring home his wife ana
children, who have been visiting with
friends there the past week.
Mrs. Ed Osborne and baby are visit
Ing in Wisconsin this week.
Lulu and Minnie Campbell. who
have been visiting friends in Oska-
loosa, and buying their millinery stock
in Des Moines, returned home Friday.
Laura Bidlack, Jennie Woodland and
\ Ethel sachra left Monday for Cedar
Falls, where they will attend the State
Normal School for the coming year.
Sylvia Hoff returned from her weeks
visit in Sioux City last Sunday night.
Il Fletcher Dyson and wife are visiting
Manila friends this week.
\ Chester Mcdonald, OF Randolph, is q
guest OF Rev. Allen this week
Manilla's sick folks are all improv.
ing at the present writing.
Corley Tryon returned to the college
at Vinton last Saturday.
Flossie Cotton attended a family re-
union at Defiance Sunday.
Nettie Bidlack was Denison Gale,
last Friday.
: During the absence of E. Bidlack w
L. Paup is working in the blacksmith
shop.
!, Mrs. Simon Hoff IS visiting in Coun
= Gil Bluffs this week.
Mrs. j. E. McCracken and Mrs. r
James left last week for Chicago t,
visit few days. thence to BLACK Eartl
Wis. and then to Lanark. III.
Winnie Palmer, who has spent tn
past three years with her grandpa
: rents, returned home last week.
: Mrs. Fred Pease returned to he
home in Dunlap after a weeks visit i
Z this city,.
: There will be a sale of western hol
SEES at the stock yards next Saturday
: The new saloon building and th
:. German Hall are fast nearing con
: pletion.
A number intend to be present at th
" Sunday School convention in Denise
O next Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Beckhhan returned from he
4 Lincoln visit last Saturday.
g Nettie Freelove, OF Manning. Gale
on friends here Saturday.
it Mr.. and Mrs. Burlington returned c
e Saturday from their visit in Pocohol
h tas county.
FIVE car loads of hogs we're shippe
IT to Chicago Saturday by jain Bros
n and car load of cattle by Bayles ar
IS Packard
Last week livery man Beers dro,
,r over to Aspinwall and while gol
J. traded horses. Coming home the no
of ses shyed and ran away. They we
q. soon caught, no damage being done
81 them, but Mr.. Beers received sever
v. scratches and a very lame shoulde
o. Conference year is drawing to
~ close. Rev. Allen will preach on
once more to his congregation tt
II year, but we hope he will be return
lis for another year
The band boys have received the
no new suits and they are swell.
TO Rev. Smethurst, who has resid
here for the past two years. has
cured an appointment as pastor of t
- Christian church at Bristow, la. '
- greatly regret,to have them leave Q
- midst, but are glad that he has be
given charge, as he is a worthy m
ne and an able speaker.
as Treasurer Kuhl and wife, of Denis
OF and his brother and wife, of caste
us Iowa, were in town last week.
VIM. Wilfond, of Botna, returned
on Manila after his Sioux City visit Ii
NJ. ", Sunday.
Eastern Washington & Northern Il
no abound in rich agricultural lar