The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-11-16
MANILA ITEMS.

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Bayles, of South Dakota, came Tues
day for a visit here with friends.
John Claussen, of South Dakota,
spent the past week here, coming so
he could vote here.
P. N. Bliven and Alden Sykes went
to Harlan Wednesday to complete IN
stalling furnace which they COM
menced a week ago.
DR.. Draper spent the past week IN
Chicago, attending a medical conven-
ton.
Miss Mata Miller went to visit her
parents in Grant Center Wednesday.
Mr.. Jim Reynolds, of Newton, Kan,
spent Friday here at the P. N. Bl1ven
home. He left Saturday for Dedham.
where he will visit his son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Theobald went
to Astor Friday to attend the funeral
of Olson's little baby.
Mrs. Al Ivey and Mrs. Ed Saunders
spent Saturday in Defiance with Mrs.
Ike Van Meter.
Miss Ruth Robertson came home
Friday from Buck Grove to spend her
fall vacation at her parental home.
She was accompanied by Miss Maidie
Gigax, who stayed over Sunday.
AL Caldwell, of Manning, visited
] friends here Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M.
E. church met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Fish.
Miss Arbor Reed went to Schles-
wig Sunday to resume her teaching.
The first quarterly conference of
the M. E. church will be held Friday
evening at the rarSOnage
Mrs. w. C. Hayward transacted bus
mess in Omaha Saturday.
The German school commences on
November 21st.
Mrs. Mae Larson transacted bust
ness in Omaha Wednesday.
Mrs. Dewitt returned Sunday to
her home in Dedham after a weeks
visit here with her daughter, Mrs. Jno.
Gluckstadt.
The Philathean society met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. A. r. Potter.
Farmer Burns was here Saturday
and had a wrestling match in the
opera house in the evening.
Henry Erichs left Tuesday for
South Dakota to look at land.
The Verein will hold a Thanksgiv-
ing ball in the opera house here on
Nov. Gath.
o. E. Schneider has resigned his po-
sition as councilman and Ed Smith
was elected to fill the vacancy.
Mrs. Alhpa Hadley, who has been
quite sick the past week, is some bet
ter now.
The election is over and things are
getting quieted down again. Porter
received 10 votes and Carroll 139 at
this place. The township ticket is as
follows: Justices of the peace, A. H.
Willis, John Gleiser; constables, j..
II. Copeland, James McCone; trustees.
J. G. hamann, A. A. Barber, Frank
Bohlander; clerk, Frank Brown.
assessor, VIM. F. Boeck.
Misses Marie and Ellen Palmer went
at Nicola Monday to visit at the An
drew Pierce home.
Mr.. Moffitt, of Buck Grove, trans
acted business in this burg Monday.
Mrs. AL Weaver, of Buck Grove, Wis
tied the past week here with her niece,
Mrs. John Gluckstadt.
Miss Martha Hird spent Sunday at
the country home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Thompson.
VIM. Mcnamara has resigned his
position as assistant barber for Ed
Smith. We understand he will travel
on the road for Mr.. Brockelsby.
Mrs. Floyd Wilson, of Chicago. is
visiting old friends here this week.
Marion Sutton and VIM. Weaver
spent Sunday evening in Aspinwall at
tending the dance.
The Guild will meet Friday after
noon with Mrs. Henry jain.
Mrs. Lynn Rood spent Sunday in
Dow City visiting her mother, who is
dangerously ill., Mr.. Rood went over
Sunday morning.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Frank Brown.
Howard Sutton spent Sunday in Vail
visiting friends.
Kate Hayes spent Thursday and Fri
day in town with Grandma Milligan.
The Westminster Circle will hold an
oyster supper this Friday evening in
the club rooms.
Bessie Swan returned Wednesday
from her extended visit in Lyons, Neb.
Mrs. Dave Weaver and children
came Thursday from Ringold county
and are now pleasantly located in the
house recently vacated by Blakeley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.. Carnahan are
moving in their new home in the east
ern part of town near the school
house.
Bessie Swan spent Thursday and
Friday in Omaha visiting friends.
Laurence Reed spent Sunday in
Denison.
Mrs. A. Barrow and mother, Mrs.
Saul Slater, returned Friday from
their extended visit with relatives and
friends in South Dakota.
The Standard Bearers met Satur.
day evening at the home of Miss Car
oline McCracken. After the business
meeting nice lunch was served.
Mr.. w. c. Hayward went to Omaha
Monday to take treatment so that an
operation will not be necessary. His
many friends here hope the treatments
will prove beneficial.
Mr.. Porter, of Chicago, is here this
week giving drawing lessons to the
pupils of the public school. He is also
instructing several in private lessons.
Mrs. VIM. McCracken is visiting in