The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-05-12
MANILA ITEMS

MIS-. JENKINS, VINO mas Oo6u keeping
house for AL Milligan, and children,
left Monday morning for Oklahoma,
where they will make their home.
The Woman's Foreign missionary
Society of the Presbyterian church
will meet Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs r. C. Jackson The
subject to be discussed is porto !;
Rico" Mrs. John Hutchinson is
leader.
Ed. Olson, wife and baby visited
relatives in Irwin Sunday.
1. B. Alfred and family visited Sun
day in the country at the John Nc
Laren home.
Howard Sutton visited Sunday at
the kearney home near Vail.
Lem Wahl was Denison visitor
Sunday.
| Jim Jordan's ball nine played
against Irwin Sunday afternoon at
Irwin The boys we know were beaten,
they told that much, but how much
they did not tell. From prospects we
may be able to enjoy a few ball games
this summer.
Fred Bill and family spent Sunday
in the country at the home of Mrs.
Bills parents. Jacob Gessman and
wife,
Perry Copeland and wife visited
Wednesday near Vail with the latter
parents.
VIM. Hook visited Sunday with rel
atives in the couItry.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Ger
man Lutheran Peace Church held their
regular meeting Wednesday after
noon.
Grandma Stoker who has been Wis
iting her son George, left Wednesday
for an extended visit with relatives in
Irwin.
\ j. P Barber visited Wednesday in
the country with friends.
John Bayles spent Friday of last
week in the country inspecting the
bridges.
The Guild of the Presbyterian church
meets Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. George Disburg
N The Harlan Monument Company
erected two monuments here the past
week. They were placed over the
graves of A. G.. Carothers and John
Sutton.
Minnie Bliven, Dora Gardner. Esther
Nelson, Mesdames John Grief, Geo.
Disburg. A. r. Potter and Orval Tryon
drove over to Denison Wednesday
evening to attend the convention held
lodges. All report good time.
Hugo Wiley and wife, also Harry
Hardin and wife we're Irwin visitors
Sunday.
Howard Sutton and Ben Olson at
: far I'D <Eoo nj h<,11
nesday.
. Frank Miller has accepted a posi-
? ton with r. c. Saunders as lineman.
! DIR. w E. Draper drove over to
Irwin Tuesday and there took the
, train for Harlan, returning home in
an auto which he purchased for his
use in the medical line.
Mrs. Steele and children, Irene and
Leo, attended the circus which was
: held in Manning Wednesday.
Frank Miller expects to leave fol
Sioux City Friday where he will take
8 the examination of a mail clerk.
Katie Fredrickson and Hazel Demps
ter visited Saturday afternoon in
h Charter Oak with the latter's brother
Jesse.
David 81. Boot, Superintendent OF
, the public schools, spent Saturday
: and Sunday at his parental home in
Ute.
! Pearl VIM, who trained the seniors
I in their play which they presented
. Friday evening, returned to her home
in Des Moines Saturday.
Misses Irma and Vera Van Meter of
Defiance visited here Saturday and
Sunday with John Van Meter and
family and with Ed Saunders and
family.
Mrs 7 Dyson attended the funeral
of relative at Charter Oak FRIDAY.
i Miss Aria Draper visited relatives
in Sioux City Sunday.
Miss Kepford of Buck Grove visit
ed here the latter part of the week
with her uncle, Lutte Tillett and fami-
g ly.
Jesse Dempster was down from
h Charter Oak Friday evening to attend
the class play.
Miss Bessie Dougall of Panama
visited here several days the past
week with her friend, Eva Bliven.
The Philathean Society of the
Methodist church met Tuesday aft
ernoon with Mrs EDWARD Theobald.
i Further particulars next week.
, Mr. and Mrs Paup of Harlan came
4 up in their auto Friday to attend the
class play here that evening.
Misses Clara and Marie HIadik of
It Rochelle. Ill, came Tuesday to spend
]. the summer here with friends.
;. Louie Jensen. one of our prosper