The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-07-08
MANILA LADY
BECOMES. BRIDE
Miss Hattie E. Siagg. Married to Mr..
James L. tIeaton, Prosperous
Merchant of Leroy, Iowa.

MISS Hattie E. Sia90 MarTIcu 70 mr..
James L. tIeaton, Prosperous
Merchant Of Leroy, Iowa.
MARRIED BY REV. MosER
Bride Lady of Many Attachments
and tias Been Successful School
Teacher of the County.
Manila. July 7-Special-
On Tuesday evening, June 30th. at
Z o'clock, at the home Of +. ]. Slater,
uncle Of the bride, occurred the mar
riage of Miss Hattie e. Slagg to Mr..
James l.. Heaton, of Leroy, Iowa,
Rev. Moser, of the M. e. church, per-
forming the ceremony in the presence
of immediate relatives and intimate
friends. A sumptuous wedding sup
per, was served following the tying of
the nuptial knot The happy couple
were the recipients OF hearty cOngrat-
ulations and number OF beautiful
and useful presents. The bride is a
lady of many winning virtues. She
was teacher the past year in the On
ava public schools. Much of her life
has been spent in Manila. The groom
is a prosperous business man of Lee
Roy, where he has a home prepared
for the beginning of a happy and sue.
cessful married life. The best wish
es of a host of friends 60 with them.
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i MANILA ITEMS !
Mrs. May Larson Gillian and two
children. of Sioux City, came to spend
the fourth with friends and relatives.
The glorious fourth passed off very
quietly in Manila, the Verein dance
in the opera house in the evening be-
ing the only entertainment offered to
enliven the occasion. There were Il
good many family picnics in groves,
on home lawns and one near Astor in
which many participated. A large
majority of the younger generation
spent the day at Manning, while q
good representation enjoyed the daA
at Dow City. Those celebrating at
the latter place report a first class
time, good entertainment, fine shade
and hospitality.
Miss Caroline McCracken will leave
soon for Rochester, Mimi, to under-
go an operation for the removal of a
goiter.
A heavy, soaking rain Monday fore
noon refreshed mother earth, brought
relief to sweltcring humanity, helped
potatoes and pastures and put a quiet
us on hay making for the day.
Mrs. Henry Basche died suddenly
about 3 p. m., July 4th, at the family
home near Aston. Mrs. Basche had
been sufferer for some time from di-
abetes, but was in her usual health
up to Friday, when she was stricken
with paralysis. She lived for only "a
hours, when she passed peacefully
away. Deceased lived busy and use
full life and was the mother of ten
children. Short funeral services were
held Monday from the residence at
80 after which the body was con-
yeyed to the. Astor church, where an
appropriate afiI comforting sermon
was preached by Rev. Mcintosh, OF
Manila. The remains were tenderly
laid to rest in the Manila cemetery.
John Schram and bride have return
ed from their wedding trip and are at
present visiting with friends and rel
atives while preparing to commence
housekeeping.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold their quarterly mis-
sionary tea at the Isaac Hird home
on Thursday afternoon. Following an
interesting program, light refresh
ments will be served. Mrs II. jain
will serve in the capacity of leader Of
the program.
Mrs. Jesse Johnston and daughters,
Nina and Myrtle, left Sunday for a
weeks visit with relatives at Harlan.
Our boys won in a game of ball at
Dow City the fourth by score of to
4. Donnelly, a Milwaukee brakeman,
pitched for Manila. Up to the eighth |
inning the score stood to O.. Bang |
ham did good work on third base. The |
game was witnessed by a'large crowd.
e. A. Packard spent few days in
Sioux City last week and took in the
big automobile races
Rev. Moser, pastor of the M. E.
church. departed Monday for Kansas.
where he will join Mrs Moscr for a
two weeks vacation with friends. Ac-
cordingly there will be no preaching
at the NJ. Il. church next Sabbath.
John McCracken went to Mitchell.
S. d., last week TO look at an engine
for the Manila electric light plant.
On his return he stopped over inl
Sioux City to witness the automobile
race, which was won by the Dusen-
berg car. a Des Moines car, driven by
q DeS MOines man.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Wilson, of Los
Angeles, Cali, have been guests the
past week at the home of w. M. An
thony, near Astor. at r,,, Il,
Hugh Dougherty, who sustained
broken collar bone in fall about a
week ago. has returned from an Oma-
ha hospital, where he was under the
care ola physician.
Lowell Brokaw came from Iowa City
to spend the fourth at the parental
home. He was met here by a lady
friend from Sioux City.
Notice in Probate.
State of Iowa, Crawford County, S.
In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of 10
hanna Pranschke, late of Crawford
deceased.
Notice of appointment of Executor