The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-11-01
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MANILA ITEMS.
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The German Verein held ball in
the opera house Thursday evening.
Miss Rose Malone, of Arion, came
for visit with Lynn Rood and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahue Downs, of Ne
ola, came Thursday for visit at the
formers parental home.
Miss Elsie Hatch left Friday morn
ing for Bayard, where she will visit
at her parental home.
Mr. and Mrs F. A. Jackson trans
acted business in Omaha Saturday.
Miss Cecil Anthony gave HalloW-
cen party Friday evening at her home
in the country. After they had played
|quite a few games refreshments were
served. Then all departed for home at
a late hour and everyone reported a
good time.
Ed Gunsolly, of Defiance, attended
the dance here Thursday night.
! Miss Wanda Lyden, of Manning,
spent Thursday with her mother, Mrs.
AL Milligan.
Carl Nellis returned home from Har-
Ian Friday evening.
Mr.. A. Miller transacted business in
Earling Saturday.
Mr.. Al Gardner spent Saturday in
Omaha, where he did some shopping.
D. T. Weaver, who has been at the
hospital the past week with his wife,
returned home Saturday evening.
Miss Alma Adams spent Saturday
and Sunday in Irwin with relatives and
friends.
Miss Elna Croke who has been
working at the Walter Ivey home, re-
turned to her home in Defiance Tues
day morning.
Miss Anna Knolen, of Defiance, Wis
tied Thursday and Friday with Miss
Nellie Gardner.
The play, For Her Brothers Sake"
was given in the opera house Monday
evening.
Mrs. Will Sabin left Saturday for
her home in Sioux City.
The house movers have the Beck
man building moved across the street
on it's new location.
Sunday forenoon while Perry Cope.
land and family were in town in some
peculiar manner the horses became
frightened and ran away with Mrs.
Copeland and the children in the car
riage They ran up the street and
into a hitching rack, to which another
team was hitched. causing them to run
away also. BY running into the post
the occupants were able to escape in
Injury.
A tramp painter, who claimed to be
from Pittsburg, who has been working
in this vicinity all summer and who
had been trying to pay attention to a
certain young lady in this town, was
invited to leave one night week before
last and several of our determined citi-
zens got after him with stale eggs and
other things. This was kept a secret
as long as the fellows could stand it,
but they couldn't keep from laughing
at the way the fellow ran.
J. H. and c. o. Tryon returned from
Portsmouth Saturday evening, where
they have completed the erection of
the St. Mary's school building.
A. r. Potter has completed the
building of Robert Thompson's resi-
dence in Woodlands addition and it is
now ready for the painters.
Mrs. Ras Rasmussen entertained the
Kenworthy Temple sisters Thursday
afternoon and in the evening the hus-
bands came and took supper with the
ladies. At late hour they all voted
that Mrs. Rasmussen was royal en-
tertainer and they all assured her if
they ever got an invitation again they
would surely come.
Friday evening Mrs. Johnson, one OF
the officers of the Rathbone Sisters
of this state, was here instructing the
lodge in degree work and also taking
in eight members. After the initia
ton dainty lunch was served, which
they all did justice to.
r. c. Jackson took his son, Frank,
aged seven years, to Omaha Sunday
morning to the hospital, where he will
be operated on the first of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eben Ehrie are moving
into the Pete Johnson residence in
Fairview.
Mr.. and Mrs. Small, of Persia. Wis
tied over Sunday with Geo. Deter and
family.
The Manila basket ball teams OF
boys and girls will play Defiance high
school November Sd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Burlington and
two sons, of Denison, spent Sunday |
with Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Burlington.
Mr.. Chas. Warner, Of Perry, arrived
in Manila Saturday to accept the po-
sition of fireman in the place of Mr..
Darling on the Milwaukee.
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