The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-08-12
MANILA ITEMS
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The NJ. w. A. dance last Thursday
was attended by a goodly number of
out of town young people from Mann
ing, Denison and Vail.
Mr.. John Bliss is now doing his
canvassing in his new Buick roadster
recently purchased at Storm Lake.
Mrs. f. A. Jackson was an Omaha
visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCracken are
entertaining baby boy. born to them
on Monday. August 3, 1914.
MI. and Mrs. r. C.. Washburn. of
Kansas City, Mo-, are visiting with
the latter's father, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Stokes.
l. b. Hird has contracted the con-
structiOn OF the power house for the
new electric light plant his bid being
$167S. This building will be erected
west of the Manila rolling mills,
built of cement bricks and blocks of
Mr.. Hird's own manufacture.
Mrs. r. r. Moser was an Omaha
visitor Tuesday. .
| Mrs. Deles Derineir and son and
Grandma Beck. of Elwood, Neb., are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Penderman.
Misses Helen Jackson, Hazel Bar
row, Geraldine PeriOn and Adah Van
Slyke attended house party given
by Miss Eva Gable last Tuesday eve
ming.
Nj. and Mrs. c. A. Sykes, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. II. Lefferts and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Calvin and family report a
good time at Lake Okiboji and Green
Lake in Minnesota the past week.
Mr.. C. l.. Potter has been kept down
the past week by a severe attack. of
tonsilits Friends are glad to see
him up and around again.
Mrs. Perry Cruise and son, James,
left Tuesday for visit with relatives
in Davenport.
Arthur Natzel who has been employ
ed with the steel gang on the Mil
waukee road, is home nursing an in
jured limb.
Miss Nina Sykes is making three
weeks visit with friends at Corning,
Iowa.
Miss Abbie Cook returned Tuesday
eveing from an extended visit with
friends at, Nicola.
Ioyt Cooper came home Saturday
evening from Iowa City where he has
been going to summer school. Mr..
Cooper has accepted fine position
for the coming term at Two Harbors.
Mimi, where he will teach history
and public speaking to high school
of over three hundred pupils.
Earl Ropp arrived here Sunday eve
ming to make weeks visit with Man
lila relatives and friends.
The Chicago Giants severely defeat
ed the Manila team here Friday by
o. score of 1G to 0. Mr.. Sanders. of
Omaha, pitched the game for Man
lila. Most of the colored team had
played against Mr.. Sanders before
and were able to place their hits in
Manilla's weak points.
The Manila team with three or four
car loads of fans, autoed to Wall
Lake Sunday to witness the game
between Manila and Auburn. Ac-
cording to the reports the game,
which came out 5 to 1 in favor OF
Auburn, was stolen by the umpire.
One of the Chicago giants pitched for
Manila and is said to have done well.
On account OF the wet roads, the Ma
nilla people were forced to come home
on the train Monday morning.
The Manila second team played the
Manning second team hero Sunday
and lost by the score Of to s. The
visitors got most OF. their scores by
our errors. Frank Stuart. who re-
lieved Homer Smith in the fifth inn
ing, strick out II men.
Mr.. Fletcher Dryson and family, of
Boone, are visiting here this week with
j. c. Dryson and other relatives.