The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-02-14
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Lucinda and Norris McHenry, Of
Dow City, came Friday evening to Wis
it with their friend Miss Lillian
Saunders
Cornelius Albertson, of Buck Grove
transacted business in this city last
Wednesday.
Jas. Jordan has moved his family
into the house recently vacated by
Mrs. Cox.
Mrs. AL Ivey has been reported on
the sick list last week.
Miss Alma Adams spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents in the
country.
Sam Lee, of Dunlap, visited between
trains here Saturday evening.
Miss Elna Krogh left Thursday for
Omaha, returning Friday.
Emil Eggers, who lived in Manila
three years ago and moved to Huron.
S. D., stopped off at Manila Thurs.
day after attending his fathers fun
eral in Aspinwal!.
About forty different persons took
the train from here to Denison as
witnesses in the Manila saloon case.
Charlie Nieman left the latter part
of the week for his home in Platte,
S. d.
D. F. Oglesby, who lived in the old
Arthur Thorpe house, left for some
part in Nebraska last week.
w. C. Pease, of, Conklin, N. D., was
visiting with friends and relatives att
this place last week.
The entertainment given by the Ma
nilla high school to the winners in the
rhetorical contest was considered one
of the principal events so far this
season, the whole school being there
and enjoying themselves immensely.
Justice R. T. Gleiser tried his first
lawsuit last Saturday. The precision
and dignity manifested in handling
the case would do credit to all on
the district bench. Ralph is all
right for Esquire
Mrs. Pat Hegarty spent the latter
part of the week in Fort Dodge with
relatives and friends.
Pete Hoffein transacted business in
Omaha Monday.
Mrs. Vennick left Saturday for Ar
cadia.
Frank Hutchinson, who has been
working near Ogden, returned home
Thursday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society met last
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. B. H.
Burlington. !
George Willis spent the latter part
of the week with his friend, F. L. |
Kerr, in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Slagg spent last
Thursday in Defiance with friends and
relatives.
A 1off dow fNps
Manning, where she is making a visit
with her children.
Rae Whey, of Charter Oak came
brother, Ben Whey.
Mrs. kinner was in Omaha Tues.
day doing some shopping.
Mrs. Al Mcmahon spent Tuesday in
Denison with relatives and friends.
Miss L.len Barrett left Wednesday
for Nicola, where she made visit
with relatives.
c. l.. Potter transacted business in
Harlan Monday and Tuesday.
j. w. Poitevin, of Manning, is here
figuring with the contractors On put
ting an extension on his building,
where the Carnahan restaurant is.
Mrs. w. S. Moore went to SaliX on
to attend the funeral of her
brother-in-law Mr.. McCalley, who
died in Texas.
Ano.ner number of the Manila lee
ture course, the humorist, held forth
at the opera house Tuesday evening
and gave good entertainment.
Carl Egysen and wife spent Sunday
near kernman.
Jack Anderson spent Sunday at the
c.. A. Saunders home.
Revivals commenced Sunday Rev.
Cotrman, of Defiance, expects to help
this week. Professor James, of the
Moody institute at Chicago, will help
the rest of the time Mr.. James is
noted as good singer.