The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-08-16
Mani11a

Manila
W. J. McAhren of Denison' was seen
OF our streets Friday.
Attorney w. S. Moore Left last even
ing for Oklahoma, IA the interest OF
cliant.
Geo. Disberg ass family have gone
(, t, Wisconsin on lh'rl9 duYs vlslt
with his parents
Mr.. C. B. Breckenridge left Tuesday
night for canada, to inspect his inter
ests in that section. q
Martin Broman has bee- s"riN"sly
sick for the past week, al d at the pr s.
ent writing there is littl hope Of his
recovery.
While playing ball last Thursday af-
ternoon, Mr. Nelson, a C. NJ. & st. P.
| brakeman, suffered the Inconvenience
of having his thumb dislocated.
The editor of the Manila Republican
lief; for Portland, Oregon. Saturday
morning. where he expects to put in
two or three weeks sight seeing and
attending the fair.
), The Epworth League gave au enter;
tainment at the NJ. E. church last
Wednesday night for the benefit of the
church. The same was we'll attended,
causing neat little sum to be added
to the treasury.
Postmaster Saunders has managed to
secure Government Regulation Drop
Letter box, which has been placed in
front of the Office. The same is beirg
greatly commented on as the old wood
en- box was not considered absolutely
up to standard by the public.
w. 81. Hart returned Thursday morn
ing from Davenport, where be went as
q delegate from Manila to attend the
meeting Of the Grand Lodge. Mr.
Hart reports a large attendance and
very enjoyable trip. His wife and fam
lily accompanied him on his way as far
as Perry, where she visited her parents
during his absence.
Last Wednesday evening while out
riding With his wife and baby, Rev. 81.
w. Saeger had the misfortune TO have
the neckyoke on his buggy break while
going down hill just north of town.
The team became frightened and turn
ed around sh ,rt ,upsetting the carri-
age, and throwing the occupants out.
| AS good fortune would have it no one
was seriously Injured. although Mr..
Saeger wears black eye and Mrs.
Saeger was confined to her bed under
the DOCTORS care for several days.
The Presbyterian Sunday School gave
n picnic to its scholars at Fred Sand
der's grove on Wednesday last. A
special committee put in ali day Tues
day getting the grove ia shape. Early
in the morning large loads left for the
grove for days outing. The forenoon
was spent in swinging and games. A.
noon lunch was spread on long tables
especially prepared for the occasion,
and a regular old fashioned dinner was
in order. After dinner the small boys
had fine game of ball in the pasture
adjoining the grove. About four clock
the crowd returned to town bill agree
rg that it was good to be there and al
80 to be q member of the Presbyterian
Sunday School at Manila.
Mr.. Mark Sutton and bride arrived
in Manila Tuesday morning. having
been to Chicago on their Hhoney moon"
4 E4e wedding tc-ered ~ the brides
home 10 Shenandoah, Iowa Wednesday
| August. 9Th at S p. "a. being Largely at
tended by relatives and friends of both
the contracting parties. The bride
and groom lefo for Chicago on Friday
by way of Manila. The friends of Mr..
Sutton at Manila got wind that the
couple we're going through on No. 6
that nights and "a crowd met at the depot
todeposit a :urplus Of riceand old shoes
that every one might know that there
had been something doing. But Mark
was too many for them and being a
close friend to dining car conductor
Kellogg, Mark and his wife chartered
the use of the kitchen while the train
stayed in Manila. Yard master Hay
ward was appointed as committee to
to go through the train and to find
where the couple were riding. He
went from the baggage car to the last
sleeper looking in every possible cor
nes where they could be concealed
bus no Mr.. and Mrs Sutton could he
fnd. The crowd had about decided
t ev were not on board. when the
train started aud Mr.. Kellogg stepped
out on the platform and saio, "You die
not look in the kitchen" The crowd
, felJ as if they were left, but now thai
, Mr.. and MI. Sutton are home they wan
, to look out as the bunch of young PEG
{ pie have sworn vengeance to get ever
, with him If they have to wait all sum
mer. The bride Is one of Shenandoah
most popular ladies. and Mr. Sutton il
;; one of M4nilla's most prosperous, pro
l gres-ive and respected business
mer. The young couple have ar
, ranged to go TO keeping house il
9 the w. l.. Rod ericb residence.
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