The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-11-29
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. Mrs. F. L. Rood and daughter, Sar
all, left Friday noon for Charter Oak
where they will visit few days with
relatives and friends.
ing for her home in Charter Oak, after
a few days. visit with Mesdames Isaac
Hird and Martha Hird.
The German Verein will hold q
Thanksgiving ball in the opera house
November Goth.
Mrs. Ed Theobald transacted bust
ness in Omaha Saturday.
F. L.. VanSlyke's father, Mr.. Van
Slyke. of Dunlap, came the first o.
the week and will visit with his son.
Mrs. McEwen, of Woodbine, came
Friday noon for visit here with her
daughter, Mrs. r. c. Jackson.
Sheriff J. j. Mcmahon, of Harlan
transacted business in this town last
"Wednesday.
Mrs. Lottie Thrapp and family left
Friday for Glenwood, where they win
spend the winter.
MI. u. Il. Weaver left Friday noon
for Omaha, where he will bring his
wife back from the hospital Frida5
evening.
Mr.. Lon Duegel, of Portsmouth,
spent the first of the week here trans
acting business.
Mrs. Chas. Burlington spent Satur-
day in Omaha doing some fall shop
Iping.
Mrs. Dempster returned home Satur
day evening from Walthill, Neb.
bringing her daughter Hazel, back
with her. Hazel is looking fine after
|her operation.
Clarence Croke returned home last
Thursday from Minnesota, bringing
with him a wife. Friends have been
|congratulating him.
Mr.. Whitfield returned home from
Rockwell City Friday evening after
a few days visit with friends there.
Mrs. Turpin is enjoying visit with
her brother, Arthur Osborn, this week.
The Manila basket ball boys played
Carroll Friday evening in the opera
house. The score was % to 20 in
favor of Manila
The Manila basket ball girls played
Denison Saturday afternoon, the score
being II to 6 in favor of Manila.
An auction sale of household goods
was held on the street Saturday. They
were the goods of Guy Hadley, who
will leave for Wisconsin soon
ed business in this burg Wednesday.
Pat Hegarty, who has been working
at Clarion. spent Sunday at home Wi.a
his family.
Mrs. Packard left Monday for
Sioux Falls, where she will spend
few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Burlington, Earl
and Guy, spent Friday here with Mr..
Buftington's brother, Ben.
Mrs. Harry Westbrook left the lat
ter part of the week for Omaha to visit
relatives and friends.
The Westminster Circle met Tues
day evening at the home of Miss EN-
ma Bohlander
Mr.. Fred Breckenridge transacted
b. siness at West Side Saturday even
ing.
A very pretty wedding was held on
Wednesday, November ed, at the
home Of Fred Wenzel, who lives one
mile east of town. VIM. G. WenZel
and Freda Tollgaard were united in
marriage at II a. m. by Rev. Wendt.
This couple left on the l o'clock train
for South Dakota, where they will
visit at the home of her parents at
Egan.
The Trinity church will have regular
services now every Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Feilwe
ber a baby boy.
Rev. Wendt was called to Aspin-
wall to conduct the funeral of Mrs.
Lembster, who died there at the age
of n years. The remains were in
tered in the Hayes cemetery.
The Manila Commercial club is
making big preparations for the. an.
nual corn show, which will be he'd
December 14th and 18TH Subscrip-
liberal and the prospects are that it
will be even greater than last year.
The following are some of the prizes:
Glass A-Best single ear yellow Is!
ton OF coal; Cd, Lampher hat. Glass
B-Best single ear white LIST, ton OF
coal; I'd, riding bride. Glass c.
Sweepstakes, over A and B. LIST, shot
gun. Glass D-Ten largest ears any
variety by weight. LIST, ton of coal
Glass E-Best ten ears yellow. 1st.
$500 in trade at j. B. Schmidt's drug
store: I'd, $500 pair of shoes. Class
F-Best ten ears white. LIST, $500 in
trade at Carnahah's; I'd, storm front.
Glass G-Sweepstakes over E and F..
Silver cup by Commercial club. Glass
H-Best rs ears any variety. 1st.
plush robe: I'd. sheen. Class BEST
ten ears exhibited by rural school.
LIST. flag; I'd, map of Iowa. Small
Grain. Best peck of oats. any variety.
s'r0 cash; I'd. two bottles of
Gas collie cure. Best peck of spring
wheat, any variety. LIST. $3.50 cash;
I'D, set of horseshoes. Best peck Of
winter wheat. any variety. 1st Big
Ben alram clock; I'd, $500 in trade
by ]. G. Grief. Best peck of barley.
1st, $3.50 cash; I'd, $500 in trade bv
is. 7. Woodward. Best sheaf of alfalfa
LIST, fancy horse brush; I'd, bottle of
Gas collie cure. Potatoes. Best half