The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-05-19
MANILA ITEMS

A. s. Avery who is now employed
at Omaha, spent Sunday here with his
family.
Mesdames Fred Saunders and c. n.
Crakes went down to Omaha Saturday
to see C. Fl. who is in the hospital
there.
Mrs. L B. Beckman left Tuesday
for Des Moines for six weeks visit
with her son Will. and family.
Charley Schram who is now en-
ployed at Davidson Bros. Sioux City,
spent Sunday here with his parents.
Joe Schram and wife.
Albert Bliven spent the past week
in Audubon transacting business.
Frank Miller left Friday for Sioux
City, where he went to take an exami-
nation for mail clerk.
Mary Hayes, of Manning, visited
here over Sunday with her uncles,
Bank and Mon Hayes, and families.
Charley Pease, of South Omaha,
visited here over Sunday with his
mother and other relatives.
Herbert Sawyer, an ardent worker
in behalf of the Iowa Anti-Saloon
League, gave interesting lectures here
Sunday, speaking in the morning in
the M. e. church and in the evening in
the Presbyterian.
Julius Peterson returned from Yer
million, South Dakota, the first of the
week. having transacted business
there.
Ras Rasmussen returned home Sat.
urday evening from n trip through the
Dakotas We understand he pur-
chased farm there.
Earl Ropp, of Sioux City, visited
here over Sunday with his grand
parents, 81. j. Dyson and wife, and
other relatives.
r. G. Jackson transacted business in
Omaha Tuesday of the past week.
Mrs. Lutte Tillett went Gown to
Omaha Saturday to see her brother,
G. Fl. Crakes, who is in the hospital
there.
Anna Dewitt, of Dedham, visited
here the past week with her sister,
Mrs. John Gluckstadt.
W. E. Brockelsby was in off the
road the latter part of the week and
visited here several days with friends
and relatives.
| Mesdames Isaac Hird and Frank
Brown returned from Denver last week
where they had stopped on their way
home from months trip through the
West.
Edward Theobald returned home
from Dakota Saturday evening where
he had been the past week looking a,
land.
Gladys Simpkins returned to hel
home in Fairbury. Nebr., Tuesday
noon after a weeks visit here with
her friend, Edith Van Meter.
u The Woman's Foreign Missionary
J Society of the Presbyterian church
held their quarterly missionary tie,
Thursday afternoon at the home o
Mrs. r. G. Jackson.
DR.. Graham who has been confne,
to the house for the past week, having
run nail in his foot, is now ole t
be out and around again.
MIS- JO0 1Ad1u ruO IS TlSlGlES tul
week in State Center with her parent
and other relatives.
Perry Copeland and wife spent tn
past week in Vail, having been Gale
there by the illness of the latter
father.
mrs. John Miller, of Grant Center
transacted business in this burg Sa
urday.
Postmaster r. C. Saunders was a
: Omaha business visitor Saturday.
i MRS. VIM. Dougherty, of Kenwooe
8 transacted business here Saturday.
|. MRS. Claus Grage Jr. and daughte
Elsie were Manning business visitor
Saturday.
81. A. Triplett who formerly r
# sided here but now of Redfield, Sou1
r. T. Dakota, came down Saturday NOR
b ing to look after his business int
is ests here.
Ethel Jordan and Mabel Haywal
& spent Saturday and Sunday in PER-
: visiting relatives.
= Lille Schade. OF Aspinwall, visit
friends here Saturday.