The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-05-22
H. A. 1riplett went to Panora Sat-

H. A. 1'riplett went to Panora Sat-
urday.
Jake and Mable Burwell were
Sunday visitors here.
VIM. Hill has purchased the Farrell
property and took possession Friday.
sly. Baker of Nebraska is visiting
with Homer Baker and Mrs. Mcleod.
Mr.. Hird and family spent Sunday
with his father and mother at Deni-
son.
Lola Edwards went to Buck Grove
Friday to visit her friend, Lille
Paulson.
Ed. Knight of Defiance is assisting
D. P. Robertson with his painting
this week.
Mrs. August Schultz left the first
of the week for Orient to visit with
her daughter.
Eunice Robertson went to Aspin-
wall Sunday to visit her cousin. Mrs.
j. H. Starman.
The graduating class has decided to
give the class play "Under Two
Flags, Wednesday night May goth.
Rev. Hanson of Schleswig was in
town Monday and assisted his men,
bership at the supper here at the hall.
Mrs. Emil Eggers went to Sioux
City one day the latter part of the
week to undergo surgical operation.
Rob James of Sioux City. one of
our former townsmen transacted bus
mess here and visited relatives last
week.
Grandma Owens is reported to be
quite sick again. She has a large cir
Gle of friends who hope she will soon
recover.
Word has been received here that
Chas. G. Hurdle is to undergo an OPP
GRAFTON Monday. Mr.. Simpson. Mrs.
HURDLES father is also going to be
operated on.
Mrs. Ed. Theobald returned home
Thursday night from Palouse. Wash
ington where she has been for some
time at the bedside of her father who
died at that place April "a.
VIM. Wagner who lives south of
Aspinwall was in town Thursday and
stated that within the last four days
there had been car loads of stock
shipped out Of Aspinwall owing to
the scarcity of feed and pasture.
A funeral train bearing the bodies
of 20 Shriners killed IN the Hoda rail
way wreck passed through here at
1922 Friday night, enroute from the
Pacific coast to Reading. Pa. The
train was special and was given the
right Of way over all regular traffic.
The scholars of the seventh grade
gave their teacher Miss Anderson a
farewell party Friday evening at the
home of the Misses Prosser. The
party was double surprise for the
eighth grade surprised the seventh
grade. At a late hour refreshments
were served and pleasant time was
had by all.
4 The graduating class of the Manila
High School for 1907 consists of five
boys and five girls whose names fol-
low: Art Packard. Charlie Saunders,
Frank Hutchinson. Hugh Thompson
and George Willis; Mary Eberle
Robina Theobald. Lulu Willis, Katie
Fredrickson and Victoria Saunders
The graduating exercises will be helt
at the opera house on Friday evening
May 31st.
At the home of the groom's parent
Mr.. and Mr.. Jake Detwilder. on Sat
urday evening May II at o'clocl
occurred the marriage of their so
Jess to Miss Lydia Massey. Rev. M
M. Cable of the M. E. church Q
this city officiating. The happ
couple have gone to house keeping O
the Hancock farm south of Aston
The groom is one of our industriou
young farmers and the bride is an es
Unable young lady. being daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Massey of He
bron. N. Dakota.
Lorene Jackson. Eula Emery. Am
Emery, Everett Dyson. Harvey Nc
Cracker. Caroline McCracken. Eff
Sowles. Ethel Jordan. Catharin
Sowels, Marie Barrett. Ellen Barrett
Hazel Dempster. Jess Dempster, Edit
Van Meeter. Earnest Hayward. Lo
we'll Brokaw. Victor Morgan. Clar
Morgan, Leo Slagg. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Burlington, Rev. and Mrs. Cable
Mrs. F. l.. Van Slyke and Mrs. Jen
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