The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-17
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MANILA ITEMS
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Schramm Bros. have enlarged thc
market building by good sized ad
ditiOn thereto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood ant
children, Of Freeman. S. d. have beer
visiting at the home Of +. A. jackson
and family the past week.
The marriage OF Dr.. II. j. Iloffcins
a former Manila boy, 10 Miss Clara
kuhl occurred at the home of tn,
brides parents in Carroll on Wcdncs
day, June 10Th, at high noon. The
happy couple will reside in Alta
where the groom is engaged in the
practice OF veterinary.
Johnny ,McDcrlnott, Manillas post
master, will, on July LIST, receive an
increase of 500 per annum in salary
which means that Uncle Sam will pay
him $1,000 Il year Until the business OF
the Office will justify another raise.
Memorial services in honor of de-
parted members of the various lratrc-
nal societies Of Manila were held
jointly Sunday afternoon in the x. p.
hall and at the cemetery. The address
of the occasion was delivered by
Hon. G. G. Saunders.
Albert Hadlcy has disposed of his
interest in the lladley-iHoye confcc-
tionery, to his partner, Mr.. Foyc who
will continue the business.
Adams B0hlander has been in charge
of the Procscholdt harness shop the
past week, during the absence Of the
proprietor, who, as Il delegate, attend
ed the Lutheran conference at Acklcy
and afterwards visited friends at
Boone.
Mrs. THlmans, wife OF the PASTE:
OF the Fricdcns church, whose life
was dcspaircd of week ago from {,
stroke of paralysis. is recovering. She
was unconscious for few days. dur
ing which time four sons and Il daugh-
ter arrived at her bedside from diff
tcrcnt states. Friends rejoice with
the family upon the recovery 0I Mrs.
Tillmans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Packard and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Blanche Stone, returned
Friday night from Rochester, MINI.
WHITTIER they went to ascertain the
cause Of Mrs. Packard's physical con
ditiOn. Friends will be glad to know
doctors revealed nothing of serious
nature.
a township picnic Of the parents
and pupils Of sixteen schools, occur
red last Friday at Gordon's grove.
This is an annual occasion and over
two hundred patrons and their chill
drcn participated in the festivities Of
the day. Spelling matches, sports,
speaking and music afforded enter
ta,nmcnt for the splendid gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Smith, who reside
few miles west OF town, are rcjoic-
ing over the arrival of 4 nine-pound
boy who put IN an appearance at their
domicile early Friday morning
Mr.. "ccd, one of Uncle Sans Z. f..
ID. carriers out OF Manila, will. dur
ing his two weeks annual vacation,
commence the erection Of new res
idcncc. which will occupy the site
of the present home.
Manila will not celebrate July 4th
this year on account OF the big time
being arranged for at Manning July
3rd. and 4th.
On account of the copious down
pours the past week. some of the
corn fields are looking pretty green
from grass and weeds.
Mrs. j. Fl. Tryon has been quite i'll
the past week, but is now recovering
Miss Sylvia Cooper departed On
Monday for Cedar Rapids. whore she
will attend summer school.
H. II. Van Slykc made a business
trip to Wall Lake one day last week.
Grandma Shade suffered a stroke of
paralysis last Thursday. She lives
alone and after the stroke was found
lying on the floor by nciShbors. On
account Of her advanced ase her re-
coycry is very doubtful.
Adolph Wendt and J. StckelbcrS
returned home last week from Clinton
where they attended College the past
year.
DR.. White is now making quick
trips into the country in a new Ford
roadster.
Mrs. A. L. Pcarce, who visited last
week ut tie home of Mrs. Barrett
and Miss Cook, returned on Saturday
night to her home in Nicola.
Earl Copeland underwent an oper-
ation last week in an Omaha hospital
for ulceratioi OF the stomach. He is
now recovering from the ordeal.
The social event of the past week
in Manila was the observance Of the
tenth anniversary OF the "Old Manila
Crowd" The festivities were usher
ed in on last Friday, June 18th when
u banquet and program were give nat
the coy home OF the president, Mrs.
Maudc BrOkaw Dyson, The house
was Hastily decorated with the club
colors, lavender and pink Twenty
two members and nine mothers OF
members of the club were present ut
this gathering and Il most enjoyable
time was passed by all. Before de-
parting a group picture was taken OF
the cutirc company. The menu was
as follows:
Dreamed chicken in shells
Potato Salad
b. Brown bread Perfection salad
Buns Pickles Olives Coffee
Maple Mousse White Cake
Dark cake MintS.
The members who were present
from out OF town We're: Gertic Medley
Pcase. of n Dakota, Lizzie Neelcy
Aynrv Of Omaha Miss Grace ibiliack