The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-15
MANILA ITEMS.

Hoff.
Mrs. R. c.. jackson and children
and Miss Sadye Nicely were over to
Buck Grove Thursday.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Methodist church met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Fish.
Mrs. Harry Kellogg and daughter,
of Chicago. came Monday for an ex-
tended visit with the formers mother,
Mrs. Gaumer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson are enter
tanning baby boy, born Friday. July
10th. Mother and baby doing nicely.
Adelaide Bradley, OF Council Bluffs.
is visiting this week at the E. W.
Barber home.
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Brooks re-
turned to their homes in Silver City
Monday, after visit here with the
formers son. Thomas Moore
John Potter and wife returned to
their nome in Battle Creek. Iowa.
Monday noon. after visit at their
sons. A. r, Potter and family. and
with the latter's brother. DR.. Graham
Buelah Stokes gave a party Mon
day afternoon in honor of her friends
at the home of her sister. Mrs. Ras-
ussen. in Fairview.
Rev. M. M. Gable and daughter
Eva were Omaha business visitors on
Tuesday of this week.
| Clint Dyson and F. L. Van Slyke
are in Colorado this week sightsee-
ing. having attended the democratic
convention held at Denver last week.
Mrs. VIM. Pryor, mir. and Mrs.
Perry Copeland. George Copeland ard
wife. Mrs. Lane and Mr.. and Mrs.
Copeland. all were in Defiance Tues
day in attendance at funeral of a
friend.
Mrs. Jennie Farver and daughter
Ella departed Wednesday evening for
Pontiac, Ills. for an extended visit
with relatives.
Helen Ruby and grandfather, Mr..
Slough. came Wednesday evening for
a visit here with the formers sister,
Mrs. l. B. Alfred.
Mildred Robertson visited the past
week in the country at the home of
her cousin, j. H. Stammer.
Mrs. l. B. Alfred entertained quite
number of young people Friday
afternoon in honor of her sister,
Helen. Delicious refreshments were
served and everyone present report
lovely time.
M. e. Church Notes.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Preaching by Rev. Akers. Of Tabor,
at IL a. m. Class meeting at IL
noon. Epworth League Up. m.
Union services, Rev. U. G. Lacey
preaching at p. m. All are cordi-
ally invited to all these services. M.
M. Gable, pastor.
OBITUARY.
The residents of Manila were
shocked when they learned Friday, July
10. of the death of Mrs. Ella Hoes
at q p. m. after short illness of but
few weeks. Her relatives and
friends never once thought for
moment of her death. She was a
kind and loving mother. a faithful
Christian and true neighbor and
! companion. Ella F. Owens was born
in Marshall county. Iowa. June 8,
1865. and died in Manila. Iowa. July
10, 1908. at the age of 43 years. ]
month and 3 days. She was married
at Ferguson. Iowa. December 2. 1888.
to w. A. Hoes. Soon after they
moved to Sheldon, Iowa. and later to
Osmond. Neb. 1t was while there that
Mr. Hoes died on October s. 1900.
To them were born three children,
Agnes Eldrid. of Green River, Utah
Lillian R. Hoes and MAYA E. Hoes,
all OF whom survive their parents and
were present at the funeral. Soon
after the death of Mr.. Hoes she with
her children moved to Manila The
funeral was held Monday evening at
6 80 in the Presbyterian church, the
services being conducted by Rev. U.
i G. Lacey. The remains were i'm.
mediately taken to the depot after the
sermon where they were later taker
to Ferguson for burial. Those who
accompanied the remains to their tina
resting place were, Mrs. Hues
daughter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs
Roland Eldred. Mrs. Johnson, JOIN
Breckenridge. Mr.. and Mrs. R. c
Saunders, Miss MAYA Hoes and Cell;
Lambert. The floral tributes were
profuse. many beautiful and cost.
pieces. which goes to prove the higl
esteem in which she was held by al
those who came in contact with her
The pail bearers were. JON Val
Meter, R. C. Jackson. Clayton Baker
VIM. McCracken. C. A. Sykes ant
John Calvin. Those from distance
who attended the funeral were: Mrs
Hooe' cistar Mrs Manda Smith m