The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-02-27
Manila

E. Superiors no has spent several
weeks in bed with lung fever lis
again able to be about. and no doubt
in short time will be able to resume
his duty foreman at the round house
C. F. G. Kehr. returned from Des
Moines thursday morning where he
had spent several days attending the
retailers dealers convention.
Geo. Evers who has in the past re-
sided six miles southeast of Manila.
left with his family for their new
home at Summit, S. D. Mr.. Ever's
two daughters have attended the Ma
nilla High School and are highly res
pected. The people in and about
Manila will regret the loss of this
estimable family from their midst
C. l.. Breckenridge was in Council
i Bluffs Thursday afternoon.
o. L. woodward left Monday for
Yuma. Colo. where he will put in
the summer on his claim.
Ed. F. Denny is again in the hospi-
tai at Omaha where he is having his
eyes treated.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Crothers is seriously sick with brain
fever. little hopes of his recovery
are entertained.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Meehan who live north
east of town, is seriously i'll. A
nurse from Council Bluffs has been
called and with tender care and com
petent nursing it is hoped that she
may be restored to health again.
Nina Converse received news this
week to the effect that her sister who
attends college at Drake University.
was critically i'll of pneumonia.
Last Thursday evening the annual
masked ball of the Germania Verein
took place. A large crowd was in at
tendance and royal good time was
enjoyed by all.
Mayor McNertney has issued an
order to the different saloon keep
ers that they shall not enter their
places of business on Sunday after
ga. m. He does this as result of
certain parties being about to file
information against the saloons for
Sunday selling and the Mayor has
taken the thing i'll hand so that
they will shun the very appearance
of violating the Sunday law.
Mayor McNertney deserves &
great deal of credit for the able man
ner in which he handles the affairs
of the town in general, Manila has
never known as much real peace
and quiet as it has under the pres.
ent administration.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Moore were
called to Salix, Iowa, Saturday te
attend the funeral of Mrs. Moore's
aunt. They returned Sunday even.
ling.
Mrs. Ed. Theobald leaves thi!
week for an extended visit il
Washington. She will visit hel
sister located at Garfield.
The Methodist and Presbyterian
churches met in union revival ser
vice last Sunday evening, very
!large ,rowd being in. attendance.
| Mr.. j. c. Ruby of the depot hote
has received notice from the r. r
Co. that he will be required to va
cate the hotel by April first, OWN,
to the fact that the Milwaukee roat
has leased all of their hotels an,
lunch counters to the Allison 4
, Murray estate, which will operat
J them hereafter.
Mr.. Ruby and his estimabl
family will leave Manila whic
will be very much regretted by al
: who have known them.
Mr.. Adolf Miller and VIM. Lau1
mott with their families left for tn
q Dakotas to make their homes O
land which they have purchased.
Mr.. John Clausen and family al
rived from South Dakota last Satul
day evening where they have r,
! sided on farm for the past tw
years. They return on account
the poor health of Mr.. Clausen.
Al The home of Mr.. and Mrs. job
j. Slater was the scene of a pleasal
y dinner Saturday, which they pr
pared because of the fact that the
J. two grandsons, VIM. and Earne
. Stay. leave for their home In Sou
Dakota Tuesday. The boys ha'
been in our midst visiting for IL
last three months, and their mar
s friends regret to see them return
, their home again.
= The Crawford County Teacher
Association met in the high scho
room last Saturday afternoon, whe
y very interesting program w
carried out. After the progra
was rendered a light lunch, fu