The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-08-19
MANILA ITEMS.

1rma Grief left for Omaha Satur-
day morning for visit.
Jesse Westbrook of Defiance trans
acted business in this burg Monday.
Mrs. Lane returned Saturday from
Defiance after a visit there with rela-
tives.
Fred Bill and family spent Sunday
in the country at the Jacob Gesseman
home.
Abbie Cook is visiting in Nicola this
week with her sister, Mrs. Andrew
Pierce
Mr.. and Mrs Mon Peterson and
baby spent Sunday visiting relatives
in Astor.
Lorene Jackson departed Friday
noon for a visit there with friends and
relatives.
Eva and Nora Boliven left Monday
for Panama for a three weeks visit
with friends.
Dan McGrath of Aspinwall spent
Sunday here with his cousin, Mrs.
A. G. Carothers.
Mrs. Sutton and Marion and Rose
left Tuesday morning to attenn INT
Carnival at Vail.
Mr.. Burkemeir and daughters Grace
Margaret and Nevin were Aspinwall
visitors Thursday.
Mr. Warwick of Battle Creek spent
the first of the week visiting with his
friend, Tom Moore.
Eva Gable returned home from
Shenandoah Wednesday after weeks
visit with relatives.
Eunice Robertson spent the past
week in the country visiting at the
John Stammer home.
Bessie Saunders has returned from
Wall Lake where she had been "out-
ing" the past week.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Cable and wife spent
Wednesday in the country visiting at
the Alvin Willis home.
Mrs. Paiste returned from Grant
Cetner Saturday after a visit their
with Mrs John Miller.
Margaret and Nervin O'Neil of Ma
pleton spent the past week at their
uncle's, Mr.. Berkneir.
Dora Schroeder spent Sunday and
Monday in Aston visiting at the home
of her friend, Bell Barr. Y
Mrs. Vinke and children went to
Manning Friday for an extended visit
there with her parents.
Mildred and Thomas Wolfe of Chic
ago came Thursday for a visit with
their cousin, Mrs. Alfred.
Lottie Walker and Theora Paist
left Monday for Grant Center for a
visit at the John Miller home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gluekstadt, Ear.
nest Stewart and Bessie Dewitt spent
Sunday at the Gluekstadt home.
Mrs. Mann of Marshalltown came
Sunday, being called here by the ill
ness of her mother, Mrs Owens.
Lulu Willis and Mary Eberle return
ed home from Harlan Sunday where
they have been attending institute.
Mr.. Fish, who was reported last
week to be on the sick list is not
much improved at this present writ
ing.
Howard Pierce returned to his
home in Nicola Saturday after weeks
visit here with his grandmother, Mrs
Barrett.
Mrs. Peterson of Buck Grove came
Sunday evening for visit with he
mother, Mrs. Thompson, who live.
near Irwin.
Cora and Hattie Slagg returned
from Wisconsin Sunday morning afte
an extended visit there with friends
and relatives.
Lillian Hoes, who underwent an or
Grafton in Omaha. returned to TIL
point and is now visiting her friend
Bessie Saunders.
L. -. T1OFhell anu VIE ana DaUN
returned from Rockwell City Wednes
day, after an extended visit there wit
Mrs. Hockett's parents.
Murrs Van Meter, Carl Ne.lis, Hal
ry McCracken, Everett Dyson, Arthu
Packard and La Roice, returned hom'
Denison Monday to play ball
Clara Morgan who has been visitin
with her aunt in Defiance the pas
summer spent Sunday here with he
mother, Mrs Phyllis Morgan
Mrs. G. S. Dempster and daughte
Ruby andLa Roice, returned hon
from Sac City Monday evening afte
an extended visit there with relative
Misses Matte Burlington and Mill
Milligan returned from Pocahonta
Center Monday evening after an e
tended visit there at the Buffingto
home.
Rev. U. G. Lacey of the Pre-
Church occupied the pulpit at Battl