The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-20
MANILA SOCIAL AND news DOlNGS
AS Told by The Reviews Most Excellent Cores
pondent at That Enterprising Little City.


Fred Slater returned from Mason
CITY Sunday morning. where he went
to attend the funeral of his aunt.
whose demise occurred Wednesday.
w. G. Kusei of the Red Cross
Drug store visited Sunday IN Manning
ct his parental home.
Miss Alice Baker is reported to be
90 the sick list this week.
~. N. Van Meter and Miss Cora
Slagg returned from Rapid City, s..
D., Frijay evening, where they both
took relinquishments.
Robert jackson spent Thursday
and Friday in Woodbine with his
grandme ther. Mrs. McEwen.
Word was received here last week
Stating the birth Of an eight pound
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Peterson of Des Moines. Mrs. Peter
son will be rem mbered here as Eva
Hazelson and her many friends here
congratulate ner.
The High Schot team went over to
Vail Friday to play ball with the
High School team there. so they
thought, but found later that it was
not q High School team, but the best
team they could find in town. Our
boys put up good fight and only let
them beat them to 8. Wasn't bad.
WAS it?
Dora Schroeder spent Sunday here
with her parents.
Mrs. Jim Rendalls and children Of
Kansas spent the past week here
visiting at the p. N. Bliven home.
They left Sunday morning for Viola
Center, where they will visit before
they return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harding Of
Bayard came Saturday, having been
called here on account of the illness
Ct Mrs. West.
y number Of the old friends CT
k-.s Maggie Slagg dropped in Friday
Afternoon to help her celebrate her
sixty-sixth birthday. The friends
had planned surprise and carried it
out beautifully for it was indeed q
great surprise to Aunt Maggie. The
afternoon was pleasantly passed too
quickly in talking Of olden times.
At five O'Clock q bountiful supper
which had been provided by the guests
was served. Many numerous and
beautiful presents were left. Every
one just had good social time and
al wished Auntie Maggie many happy
birthdays.
Grandma Fredrickson entertained
I number Of her friends Sunday in
honor Of her ninety fourth birthday.
"A large crowd was present, sever
u from Astor and Irwin. All re-.
port an enjoyable time.
A musical and literary program
will be given Tuesday evening. April
26, at the Methodist church under
the auspices of the Epworth League.
Az this is the first effort put forth
by the League this gear and as an
interesting program has been pre-
pared. it should heartily be support
ed by the community. An admission
of 25c for adults and 1Oc for children
will be charged. Mrs. Fredricksen
Of Cedar Falls, who is to assist comes
highly recommended to US and will.
no doubt. he appreciated by all.
Miss Marie Palmer went to Nicola
Wednesday evening to visit her aunt,
Mrs.. Andrew Pearce. She returned
home Sunday.
Miss Verna Emery visited the past
~ eek In Bayard with her sister. Mrs.
Bert Renshaw.
Will Anthony transacted business
In Omaha and. Council Bluffs Wednes
day.
Mrs. Waller Ivey and baby visite,
over Sunday in Mapleton with rela
tives.
Miss Lorene jackson, who attend
college at Morningside, spent Sunda.
with her parents.
Mrs. E. w. McEwen Of Woodbin
visited here the latter part Of tn
week with her daughter, Mrs. r. G.
jackson.
Ralph Gleiser left Thursday morn
ing for Rapids City, S. D., where h
will prove up on his claim which h
filed on recently.
The Ladies' Aid Suciety Of th
Presbyterian church will meet Thurs
diy afternoon with Mrs. Frank Brown
Forrest Reed returnd the fore pal
Of the week to Iowa City to resun
his college duties there after spendin
his spring vacation at home.
Misses Edith and Mary Van Met,
left Friday morning for Anne
where they went to visit the