The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-05-13

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Lottye woodward spent Sunday
here at her parental home.
Lulu Willis is reported to be on
the sick list this week and unable to
teach school this year.
Mrs. Ed. Bidlack spent Sunday in
the country. at the home of T. j.
Campbell.
Charley Milligan accompanied Edna
Romans to her home in Denison Sun
day. Miss Romans spent several
days ut the Milligan home.
Cash Crake is reported to be on
the sick list this week.
Mrs. Ed. Permission of Defiance at
tended the class play here Friday
evening and visited Saturday here at
the Phyllis Morgan home.
Mrs. c. A. Sykes was reported to
be quite sick the first part of the
week.
Bob Keane of Vail transacted bus
mess in Manila the latter part of the
week.
Misses Irma and Vera Van Meter.
Ford. Shaffer and Harmon of Defiance
came up Friday evening to attend the
class play here and visited Saturday
with friends and relatives.
Charley Mauzy of Bayard spent
Saturday here At the Woodyard home.
Ethel Eliot. who trained and in
structed the seniors in their class
play, 1.-THE Rival for the past two
weeks, returned to Marshalltown Sat-
urday.
Jesse Westbrook of Defiance at
teh6ed the class play here Friday and
visited Saturday with her brothers,
Harvey and Raey Westbrook.
Harry Reinholdt Of Manning spent
Saturday here visiting his uncle Pete
Hoffeins and family.
Fern Fraze left Friday for Under
wood where she will visit for a few
weeks with friends and relatives.
Lem Burlington was an Irwin visitor
Monday of this week.
Vim. Boyens was off duty last
week on account of having been
struck on the head with a hand car
while working on the section.
Mr.. Moesher of Manning was a
Manila business visitor Saturday.
Dan McGrath spent Tuesday here
with his cousin. Mrs. A. ]. Caro-
theirs while enroute from Charter Oak
to Twin Sisters, Idaho where he
will locate.
Gilbert Opperman. the infant son
Of John Opperman. was quite sick
the past week with lung fever.
Jack Anderson of Sioux City spent
Sunday here visiting at the G. Saun-
ders' home.
Ellen Morgan and friends. Edith.
Mabel and Julia Nordholm of Danbury
came Friday to attend the class play
and spent Sunday here at the parental
home of the former.
Mr.. Rigly of Cedar Rapids spent
Sunday here visiting friends.
Rose Keipen of Manning spent the
first of the week with her friend.
Alma Joens.
Matte Burlington left Monday for
Kenwood where she will teach the
coming week the school that Lulu
Willis teaches.
Mrs. Ella Harvey and children left
Monday for her home in Duluth.
Mimi, after pleasant VISIT here at
the home of her brother. A. Milligan
and other relatives.
John Bayles and George Hird drove
over to Denison Sunday to visit with
the latter's brother Joe, who is quite
i'll.
Albert Theron Holt of Danbury
spent Sunday here visiting at the
Phyllis Morgan home.
Miss Swenson, principal of the
Manning High school accompanied by
about thirty of the High school
students came over Friday, visiting
High school IN the afternoon and at
tended the class play.
Mrs. James Daniels of Des Moinee
came Friday for q extended visit
here with her friend. Hannah Baylet
and other friends and relatives.
Isaac Hird WAS called to Denisor
Saturday to be present at the bee
side Of his brother. Joe.
Martha Gruhn and Nellie Dillinhan
of Manning spent Friday here witt
the latter's brother. Nat Dillling.
ham and family.
The Guild met with Coda Fuller
ton friday afternoon. May 8.
The High school team drove ovel
to Denison on Saturday last to pla,
hall. The score up to the seventh
inning was 0 to then )enison en-
tered the diamond five times ant
made the score of to 0 in favor O.
Denison. The boys do not feel bat
over it as it was the first beat of thu