The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-01-13
MANILA ITEMS

chllcren lett saturday morning tor
Moorehead. Iowa. for an extended
visit there with relatives and friends.
George Mills of Sioux City visited
here the former part of the week
with his brother. Amos Mills.
Carl Epson returned from Dunlap
Tuesday evening, where ne had been
working as carpenter for soma few
weeks.
Jennie Woodland returned to Schles-
wig Saturday morning to resume her
school duties there after spending the
holidays here at her parental home.
MIR. and Mrs. George Harden left
Tuesday evening for Davenport.
where they will make their future
home.
D. P. Robertson returned home
from Dunlap Thursday evening, hav-
ing completed his work there.
Mrs. VIM. Dougherty of Kenwood
transacted business in Manila on Sat-
urdaY last.
The show, 1.-The Devil. :" will be
played here next Friday, Jan. Is. at
the Germania Opera House.
Mrs. Fletcher Dyson returned to
her home in Scranton. Ia. Saturday,
after visit here with relatives and
friends.
Mir. and Mrs. George Hird were
Omaha business visitors Saturday.
Wood Palmer visited in Dunlap
the past week with relatives.
Mrs. Amos Mills was all Omaha
business visitor on Tuesday of last
week.
Martin Broman and Orval Tryon
returned home from Dunlap Wednes-
day evening. having completed the
Masonic Temple. which they were
bNi'Aing there.
NJ. E. A. Packard left Tuesday
for Omaha and Council Bluffs, where
she will visit with relatives.
Harry, Dora and Kate Boyens of
Aspinwall and Freda Rowhr of Man.
ming returned Sunday morning from
Omaha and visited here with VIM.
Boyens and family. They were ac-
companied home by Miss Lulu Rowhl
of Trainer, Neb., who will visit mere
for a few days.
Miss jessie Liggett returned TO her
home in Marcus, Iowa, Tuesday. aftel
a pleasant visit here with her broth.
er, w. B. Liggett. and family.
The Trinity Lutheran church held
its business meeting Monday after
noon. The reports showed that al
the departments are in Aourishins
condition. The new officers are
President. A. C. Behrends; secretary
II. Gehrke; treasurer, f. Wenzel
deacons, L. Mueller and A. Bahls
janitor, j, Fielweber; organist
Bertha Bohlander. At the servic
next Sunday at 1920 the annual re
port will be read and the new officer
Installed.
Alvin Willis moved his household
goods to town Friday and is nov
pleasantly located in Fairview addi
ton.
Mrs. Ed. Permission of Defanc
visited relatives and friends here tn
later part of the week.
Mr.. Jim Hook transacted bushes
in Den:son Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Denton ar
the proud parents of baby boy borl
last week. Mother and child doins
nicely.
The Guild meets Friday afternool
with Mrs. DR.. Graham.
John Roehr has resigned his posi-
ton as marshall and street commits
sioner. No doubt all will miss Mr.
Roehr for the faithful work he ha
done for the town.
The Ladies' Aid Society of tn
Presby terian church met Wednesda
afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. H
Burlington.
Mrs. Jerry Murphy is reported t
be quite ill at the present writing
1t is hoped by her many friends tina
she soon will recover.
The Womans' Foreign Missionar
Society of the M. e. church m,
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. j. \
VanMeter.
A family dinner was enjoyed la
Friday at the home of Mrs. Phyl
Morgan given in honor of her broth,
, and sisters. Everyone had go,
time.
Kodol Dyspepsia. Indigestion, we;
, stomach, sour stomach. gas on II