The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-04
MANILA ITEMS

parental home in Vail.
p. c. Gray transacted business in
Manning on Monday of this week.
Miss Jesse Westhrook of Defiance,
was a Manila business visitor Mon
day.
Mrs. John Thompson and Mrs. VIM.
Boyers were Omaha business visitors
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Pete Peterson AMI
baby were visiting relatives in Astor
Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Slattery of Buck Grove
transacted business in this burg on
Monday.
Amy Emery is taking Sadie Mil!igan's
place in the telephone office during
her illness.
Miss Sadie Milligan is reported to
be on the sick list, it is hoped she
will soon recover.
Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbv-
terian church meets Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. B. H. Burlington.
Julius Rostermoudt returned home
from Nebraska the past week, where
he had been visiting relatives for some
time.
Last Friday afternoon the Hesperian
Literary Society of the Manila high
school held their semi-monthly pro.
gram.
Lulu Willis returned home from
Camanche, Clinton County, Iowa af-
ter an extended visit there with rela.
lives.
Mr.. and Ms. John Gluckstadt visit
cd at the formers parental home in
Aspinwall Sunday and also took in
the dance
Mrs. Clayton Baker and daughter.
Gladys are visiting this week at Clar-
ence, Iowa With Mrs Bakers sister,
Mrs. Arthur Brink.
Rev. M. M. Cable and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. DR.. Draper and Miss Harriet
Joyce attended a show held in Def
ance Friday evening.
Mrs. Eva Blee, sister of Mrs. ].
n. Van Meter left for her home in
California this week after a visit here
of four or five months.
Millie Milligan or rather Mrs. C. A.
Saunders spent the latter part of the
week in Creston, Iowa, visiting her
Gle NI,e Clo, ncbo,,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schultz of Char
ter Oak, Iowa spent Monday here tran
sacting business and visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. John Opperwane.
Messrs. Dean and Welch of Harlan
We're here Friday and erected the
monuments, Mrs. Floa Lyons recently
purchased for her father, mother and
aunt
Mrs. Algee was taken to the Hos
pital in Sioux City Sunday morning.
| 1t is hoped she will soon recover so
that she may be with her many friends
again.
The program rendered was fine
and was largely attended. This is
indeed an interest the community puts
in the public schools. The next pro-
gram will be Thanksgiving program.
Mr.. Heiden returned home from
Omaha Sunday evening where he had
been at the bedside of his wife, who
| underwent an operation there the
past week. Mr.. Heiden reports her
improving as rapidly as could be ex.
pected.
A Homecoming" meeting was held
Sunday afternoon at Pleasant Hill
Many were present. Those who drove
out from town were Mr.. and Mrs. Y
| Soules, Mr.. and Mrs. B. HI. Buffing
ton, Mrs. Nicely, Mrs. Silas Thomlt
son and several others.
Saturday evening quite a number OF
the neighbors dropped in to help Mrs
John Vinke celebrate her birthday
Refreshments were severed at a late
hour, dancing was the leading enjoy
ment of the evening everyone pres
ent reports a good time.
Adah Van Slyke entertained mum
Der of her young friends at her home
Saturday evening. They told ghos
stories the first part of the evening
after which all INDUCED in pop-cor,
apples and fudge. Everyone presen
reports royal good time.
Mrs. Henry Otto returned to hel
home in Andover, South Dakot;
Thursday morning having attended the
funeral of her father, Mr. Christensen
of Aspinwall. She was accompanied
by her neice, Anna Opperman, wh'
will visit there for sevearl weeks.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Ger
man Peace church spent Wednesda.
afternoon in the country at the Chri
Christensen home helping them cele
brate their silver wedding. A larg,
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