The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-04-17
I. MANILA ITEMS. .
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The contest which has been Waged
| by the members of the Standard Bear
ers for the past few months, was
brought to a close Tuesday evening
The members of the society were di'
vided equally into two divisions, and
both sides were to secure as many
new members as possible. The win
ming side was to be entertained by
the losers. This entertainment oc'
Cured Tuesday evening at the home
OF Rev. G. F. Cannon. A bounteous
two course luncheon was served, at
ter which games and other amuse-
ments took place. About ten new
members were taken in.
Miss Name Prosser, assistant prin-
cipal of the Manila high school. left
Wednesday for Ames, where she will
business.
Mrs VIM. Blair left Wednesday
for Manning, where she will make a
short visit with friends.
Miss Mable Hayward, who is at
tending school in Council Bluffs, has
been spending the past week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hayward.
Misses Florence Gibbons and Flos-
sic Duffy, of VAIL attended the Easter
ball here Thursday evening.
Born, to Mrs. Carl Balmstead, a
baby boy. Mother and child are get
ting along nicely.
Mrs. Dick Ivey returned to her
home in Mapleton, Friday, accompan-
led by Mrs. Walter Ivey and children.
Miss Alma Adams left Friday even
ing for Manning, where she spent the
latter part of the week with friends.
Ed Gunsoley. of Defiance, attended
the Easter ball here Thursday even
ing.
The eighth grade of the Manila pub
lie school held spread in the Com
mercial club room Friday evening. All
present reported a good time.
Mrs Isaac Hird was an Omaha Wis
itor Saturday.
Word was received the past week
from Quinlin, Okla, of the death OF
Simon Hoff, a former resident OF Ma:
nilla and Denison. His many friends
regret the sad news.
The Westminster circle meets to.
night at the Presbyterian parsonage.
The Guild will meet Friday, April
18th. with Mrs. Frank Brown.
\ j. A. Melton and Robert Akers left
Sunday for Defiance, where they ex-
pect to dig number of wells.
The Ladies' Aid society met today
in the Sunday school room.
Mrs. Chas. Saunders and daughter,
Victoria, returned home Friday from
Omaha, where they have been visiting
the past week.
Miss Wanda Lyden spent the first
part of last week in Manning with
friends.
Perry Dempster, father Of G. 5.
Dempster, came Thursday from Hard
ington, Neb., to make short visit
with his son.
Miss Gruhn. of Manning, came last
Thursday to visit at the c. A. Mllllgan
home.
Dwight Hutchinson, who has been
residing on a claim near Rapid City.
s. D., returned home Saturday to Wis
il his parents.
Mrs Rae Westbrook. of Perry. at
tended the Easter ball held last Thurs
Gay evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Caldwell, of Man
ming, who are expecting to make their
future home in Mapleton, were here
visiting relatives the latter part OF
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cicero Morgan have
moved their household goods into the
photograph gallery. Mr.. Morgan eX-
poets to open up the photograph gal
lery as soon as possible.
Fred Breckenridge and Rockley
barber visited in Omaha Tuesday.
John Breckenridge left Monday for
Garwin, where he expects to make
visit with his father.
Mrs. George Hird spent Saturday
III Omaha with friends.
Mrs. Jennie Farver and daughter
Ella, left Monday for Montana. after
weeks visit here with friends.
The school board held meeting
last evening to elect teachers for the
ensuing year. The teachers elected
| were: Prin. A. B. Mcclure; Assistant
Principal Miss Hatch; Music and Eng
| FISH, Miss Dawson. There were sew
eral applications for 18th and Stf
siades, but none have been elected
so far. First primary, Miss Cook
e. Primary, Miss Sykes: sd Primary
Miss Pease; 4th Primary, Miss Hird.