The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-12-08
MANILA ITEMS

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Howard Sutton returned Tuesday
evening from Oklahoma. where he
went in company with Frank Miller.
who shipped potatoes there for mar
ket.
Mrs. Ida Judge and children re-
turned from Persia Monday morning.
after an extended visit there with he,
sisters.
Mrs. Hugo Wiley and baby re-
turned Tuesday evening from Parker
mount, S. D., after months visit
there at her parental home.
Amos Mills and family, who have
occupied the George Bidlack resi-
dence, one block north of First Ma
,ional Bank, moved the past week
into the Brocklesby residence just east
of DR.. Gardner's.
| John Thompson and family left
Wednesday morning for Charter Oak.
where they will make their future
home Mr.. Thompson received en-
ployment there from the Railway
Company.
The Guild of the Presbyterian
church will hold an extra meeting
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs w. B. Liggett.
Jim Mcmahon and family moved
into the John Thompson property in
the east part of town Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid Society and Guild
of the Presbyterian church will hole
an Apron and Fancy Article Bazaal
Saturday afternoon. Dec. 18th. al
Mrs. Larson's Millinery Shop. AL
are requested to come and look ovel
the articles as many would make
suitable Christmas gifts.
G. A. Saunders. Jr returned Sun
day from Chicago. where he went will
some fancy stock to the Stock Show
| Grandma Milllgan spent the pas
week in Walkereown visiting witt
Mrs. Riley Conrad and other friends
Eula Emery, who teaches the Bar
Der school. spent Sunday in town witt
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E
Emery.
Mrs. Cicero Morgan and Mrs. Z
"A Saunders, Jr.. returned Frida
from Sioux City. after visit ther
with their brother, Charles Milliga
and wife.
The Ladies' Ali Society of tn
Presbyterian church will meet Wednes
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
B II. Burlington.
Mrs. Dave Hoff left tuesday morn
ling for Manning for visit there wit
her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Wilfong
Nina Sykes, who teaches the Har
cock school this winter. visited Sun
J dav here at her parental home.
Floyd Butler Of Woodbine sper
Sunday here visiting his friend, Mis-
Leila Hosbrook. who teaches til
Grammar Room.
Rev. Baxter. district superintend
: ent, held communion services her
Sunday morning.
al Miss Alice Baker left Sunday eve,
g ing for Chicago for an extended Wis
there with friends and relatives.
2 Miss Tram Van Meter of Defian,
t visited here Sundry with her gran'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Ivey.
! Mrs. Sarah Graham left Frids
n morning for Avon, S. D.. for an e,
tended visit there with her son, 4
r Graham and family.
r Miss Alta Ivey of Sac City visit
here over Sunday at the James w.
f home.
is Miss Minnie Murphy of Platt Ce
l. Ter, Neb.. left Tuesday for her HON
/, fter pleasant visit here with h
n friend, Mrs. Patrick Collins, al
}, ,hers.
v The Ladies' Aid Society of
Methodist church will meet Wednt
e iav afternoon at the home of MI
IN Jennie Farver.
s. Cha, ton Baker and Arthur BARR
ach shipped two car loads of cat
r Z Chicago Saturday. They both I
L. CO mpanieo the cars and Mr. Bak
g. viii visit his sister before his retr
rome
TX The Philsthean Society of t
a Methodist church will meet Tuesd
10 afternoon at the home of Mrs. o.
ID Offiner.
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