The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-10
Friday, November 18th, 1905, at 9 a
m.
HC SCHROEDER,
Chairman.
EDw THEoBALD,
Auditor.
Manila

AuS UuSluSuS dItu says uc likes EVOH.
The Presbyterian church observed
the week of prayer, last week and on
Sunday night there was union SER
vice of the Methodist and Presby terian
congregations at the Presbyterian
church.
An Eastern Star Lodge was organ
lied with the following named officers:
Mrs. w. H. Hart. M: Mrs. j. C.
Ruby. A. M: Cicero Morgan. w. p.
Mrs. Carnahan. G. D.: Mrs. M.
Stone. c. D. r.; Mrs. Thos. Bell.
W.; Mrs. Dempster, c.: Mrs. H.
Baker. Treas. Mrs. Draper. Sec.
T. j. Campbell, who has been the
moving spirit of several parties this
winter got up one at the home of c.
H. Lefferts on the evening of Jan. LIST
to which some of the town people
were invited. A fine time was had.
M. c. Sutton and wife visited at
Shenandoah last week with parents
and friends.
B. H. Buffinton and wife visited
last week with relatives in Clinton
county.
Walter Ivey has secured position
with the Iowa Telephone Co.. and
left Tuesday for Sioux City.
Quite large number of hogs were
marketed in Manila this week at 6
cents per hundred.
Mrs. Sarah Tice is visiting her
niece Mrs. Jennie Farver.
Mrs. w. E. Draper is enjoying a
visit from her brother w. C. Helm
and family of lewiston. Arizona.
Joe Pease spent New Years day
with his family at S. NJ. Neely's.
Joe is now agent at Murdo. S. D.
Charley Tryon was home from Vim
ton for New Years.
Bessie Triplett returned Saturday
from her visit with her grand parents
at Atlantic. la.
/, The trustees of Nlshnabotny town
ship met in regular session Monday
Jan. 7th and among other business.
gave the road work to John Bayles.
c. A. Sykes and wife and children
spent New Years at the home of w.
L. Paup of Harlan.
Mrs. Harry Westbrook has returned
from her visit at Omaha.
Viola Sowles Of Cedar Falls ls Wis
iting her parents v. Sowles and wife.
| Dawn Thompson left Wednesday
for Evanston. Ill. where she will be-
come student.
Mrs. Mills Of Sioux City visited
Saturday with friends.
Mrs. F. A. jackson and daughters
Lorene and Helen visited niece near
Collins. Ia. last week.
| DR.. Ligget's mother returned to her
home at Marcus on Friday.
1 The Guild met with the John Sis
ters Friday afternoon. The usual
good time was enjoyed.
/ Grace Thompson returned to her
school duties at Cedar Falls last week.
! The annual election of the officers
of the Methodist church was held at
the church New Years eve. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Supt..
F. L. Van Slyke; Assist. Supt., j.
!; M. Hladik; Secretary, Harry Nc
Cracker: Treasurer. j. C. Dyson
Librarian, Jesse Dempster: Assist.
Librarian. Everett Dyson: Organist,
Ella Farver; Assist. Organist, Glars
Hladik: Chorister. Cora Slagg.
o. F. woodward and wife were cal.
) led to Wyoming. Ia, last week OF
) account of the death of Mr.. Wood
yards mother.
Jacob Gessman and wife went t,
9 California last week with view O
: making their home there.
Orrin Russell was in town one da,
last week.
ID Dwight Hutchinson was down from
n Buck Grove over Sunday.
: Mrs. L. L. Hockett has returne,
from her visit to Rockwell City will
her parents.
Mr.. Hanna of the Northern Colon
: iaztion Co., of Minneapolis is in Man
J, lila in the interest of his company
e They have sold land in Canada to E
e A. Packard. J. M. Hladik. S. M
Nicely and w. Lacey.
w. H. Reeves moved into the hous
y of M. Graham this week.
), c. S. Dempster is entertaining hi
!, father.
y The teachers have all returned from
their vacation and began work one
more Monday morning.
Mrs. j. c. Stevens of Rising Cit,
is visiting Mrs. C. A. Sykes.
Hugh Doughertv's sale is advertis
ed for Jan. 18th. Mr.. Dougherty ha
2 rented his farm and will move t
8 Manila in the spring.
a Charley Schroeder and family ar
Y quarantined for scarlet fever.
# Prof. John B. Denote, gave hi
lecture "The Harp of the Senses al