The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-05-15
THE MANILA REPUBLICAN
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The quarantine has been taken from
the home of John Woods.
Mrs. Miller of Grant Center was in
town one day last week.
Ray Westbrook of Defiance visited
his brother Harvey Saturday.
Nina Thompson of Denison visited
over Sunday with her mother.
Pat Lane and Mr.. Slavery of Deni-
son were Manila visitors Friday.
The masons have laid the founda-
ton for the John Claussen residence.
Mrs. Kate Rasmussen is the possess
sor of fine new Schultz panic.
Mrs. Ed. Theobald is expected home
this week from her visit to Washing
ton.
Mayor Rogers of Manning was in
town attending to legal business
Wednesday.
Mrs. Neeley has been enjoying a
visit from her cousin Mrs. Champion
of Council Bluffs.
Frank Westland. of West Side,
visited last week with Chas. H.
Broman and family.
Lille Hoffman of Martelle is here
visiting her uncle. E. A. Packard and
cousin Mrs. M. Stone.
w. A. Gardner is improving the
appearance of his hotel property by
the addition of brick walk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cable of Shenandoah
returned home after pleasant visit
with their son, Rev. Gable.
C. H. Dempster will enter the en-
ploy of the Standard Oil Co. He will
run the oil wagon at this station.
Mrs. Frank Woods returned home
Saturday evening from Dakota. where
she has been visiting her sister.
The council did very gratifying
thing on Saturday morning in having
the hose turned on the streets to lay
the dust.
The Eastern Star of Manila drove
over to Irwin to attend the meeting
of the Eastern Star there. Everyone
reports royal good time.
Nothing adds so much to your com.
fort as easy foot wear. Barber the
shoeman at Manila can fit you so yot
are comfortable. 1926
The Standard Bearers. which in
cludes about 20 of the High Schoo
pupils expect to attend the MISSIONARY
convention at Denlson on Friday Ma,
18th.
The business men played the Higl
School team after school. The bust
ness men were poor players and on
of practice. The score resulted ]
to Z in favor of the High School.
Mrs. Geo. Disburg, who has bee
visiting her parents here made
short visit with Mrs. Larson in Der
ison Monday before returning to he
home in Perry.
Rev. Lacey and some of our othe
people interested in such work wi
go over this week to Denison to a
tend the revival meeting there in pro
{ gress at the PRESBYTERIAN church.
The Ladies Aid Society of u
Catholic Church served a roast chicl
5 en- supper from to Friday. and
. dance in the evening. A most enjo
i able time was had and netted tt
ladies about $500.
> Among those in attendance at Il
Pythian Sister convention at l,
| Grove May 18th were Mesdames Rub
Calvin, Hird, Sykes, G. Morgan.
Baker of Manila and L. Paup of Ha
Ian. They made merry crowd.
| A force of men were busy last we
moving the Milwaukee company's {
baggage room across the tracks fror
ing the depot where it will, be ]
modelled into fourrooms which W
be fitted up for sleeping apartmel
for the force of employees of the 1
pot Hotel.
Mrs. j. C. Pease write to
mother Mrs. Medley that she is har
to be in the new town of Kodoka
the extension of the Milwaukee w
of Chamberlain. Her hubsand is
station agent and has his hands f
with business for the settlers are
irving with their good to go out
their homesteads. and the town
building up at rapid rate.
Miss Jessie Pease is to be no
this week from the hospital in Oma
where she has been some six wet
She was for some years one Of
teachers in our schools, and wore HI