The Denison review., 1914-12-16
MANILA ITEMS.
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ManiIla's fifth annual corn and poul
try show, which was given at the Ger
mania hall last week, was great sue
cess. The number OF exhibits was
larger than ever before. The hall
was brilliantly decorated, the electric
lights making it look better than ever.
Wednesday evening a large number
attended the address by Lieut.. Gov.
W. l.. Harding, of Sioux City. Thurs
day Professor Green's band and vau-
deville company gave very pleasing
entertainment. Friday night the hall
was, crowded and all excellent pro-
gram was given by the students of
the Manila public schools. Besides
these there were lectures every after
noon given by the judges OF the corn
and poultry and music by the band.
Rudolph HOffiner returned home last
Monday evening from Patton, where he
has been working for the General
Electric company.
Mrs. All Mcmahon and son, Clyde,
We're visitors in Denison Tuesday.
Tom Adder, of Bismarck, N. d., and
Ed Pennison, of Defiance, were the
guests OF ED Theobald Tuesday.
Roy Barrett returned from visit
in Earling Monday.
Geo. Hill, of Schleswig, visited here
with friends during the corn SHOW
Mrs. Chas. Steckleburg and son,
Henry, were shoppers in Omaha last
Wednesday.
Miss Gerty Anderson and Lenore
Potter were visitors in Manning Sat-
urday.
Oscar Graham was in Buck Grove
Saturday.
e. b. Barrett transacted business in
Earring Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Marsh, of Fremont,
Neb., is visiting here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Emery.
Elmer Crabb and family, OF Wag-
ner, N. d., are visiting here with Mr..
and Mrs. p. ID. Crabb.
Norris and Robert Flint left Mon
day morning for a three weeks visit |
with relatives in Middleburg, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Densmore. of Defiance.
visited here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hank Wells, during the corn
show.
Mrs. Suitel, of Vail, returned home
Saturday after a few, days visit here
with her son, Herbert.
ii. keegan and T. James left Satur
day for Denispn, where they will
demonstrate iarm lighting outfit at
tho short course.
8 DR.. G. l.. Wilhite made trip to
Boyer in his car Friday.
There was no school in the Manila
schools Monday. and Tuesday on ac-
count yof the teachers attending the
institute in Denison.
Albert Hutchinson visited in Coun-
Gil Bluffs Sunday.
Mrs. Bert Soules, OF Nebraska, is
visiting here with the v. Soules fam
is:
}. r. Thiede transacted business in
Omaha Monday.
Dennis Mcmahon was in Manning
Clark Winey returned from few
days visit in Sioux City Monday.
The Sewing Sisters OF the German
triedens church gave supper in the
,lub rooms under the Electric theater
Friday. They netted the neat sum of
1880.
Last Thursday several of our sports
men held q meeting in the lobby OF
he Electric theater for the purpose of
gun club. The following
,ilicers were chosen: M. H. Berki-
nier, president; c. o. Tryon, treasur-
II, and Jas. Jordan, secretary. All
members were charged the fee of $3.50
md small sum for trap shooting. A
,pw tran Of tho tntaSt Stv1a hac henn .
secured. Over thirty members have
oincd. K
J. l.. breckenridge left Monday for
TO attend the funeral OF
. niece. |t
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Miller, OF Def
lnce, visited here Saturday.