The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-06-10
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MANILA ITEMS
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The weather for this vicinity The
past week has been variable. On Fri
day evening hard wind blew dow
some trees and outbuiIdings. A cop
ious doWnrOur followed.
Home grown strawberries, now rip
ening, promise Il good yield.
A number OF Manila boys have sc.
cured positions On farms nearby fol
the summer This is a fine idea iol
chaps Just out OF school and the farm
ers are glad 10 avail themselves o!
the opportunity Of their services.
Paul Stoker Went to Irwin Saturday
where he will spend the summer on
the Kingston farm.
James Jordan and wife returned
home Friday evening last from a Wis.
it with friends in Nebraska.
On account Of a washout west OF
Perry last Thursday night, trains or
the c. NJ. {; ST. Paul west bound were
twelve to fifteen hours late.
The engine pulling train No. 2G lost
her smokestacI last Friday by coming
in contact with q dump blown down
by the wind at the coai chutos.
The Algee boys were Sioux City
visitors last Saturday.
Geo. Flint last week purchased a
new Mitchell four cylinder car.
Will McClacken has started the
foundation for a new dwelling house
in Fairview addition.
Alden Sykes has returned from
Amcs college.
Harold Calvin, who is pursuing a
course in agriculture at Ames is
home for his summer vacation and
will put into practice the knowledge
he has been gaining, on Il farm near
Manila.
Judd Packard returned to Iowa City
the latter part Of last week. He eX-
poets to make a trip to Europe this
summer.
Attorney Moore and family are now
pleasantly located in their new dwell
ling in the south part OF town.
.Icwelcr Trough and family lave
taken up their abode in the 0. L.
Schneider dwelling, recently occupied
by w. 4. Moore and family.
Ed Packard, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, B!anch, left on
Thursday for Rochester, Mimi, where
Mrs. Packard was to undergo an OK
animation and an operation if neces-
sary.
The young daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Foyc, who has been seriously i'll
for several weeks, is now GONZALES
cling.
Rev. Mslntosh, pastor of the Pres
bytcrian church, and some Of the in
dustrious elders OF the church in
GLIDING Dr. McLaren and Henry jain,
were engaged one day last week, III
shingling portion Of the church edi-
flee.
Among the new autoes purchased
the past week we noticed iiVe-pas-
senger Ford by Leon Woodland, a
Buick by Adam Bohlander and an
other Buick by Homer Baker.
Frank Robinson and wife are the
happy parents OF boy baby. Mr..
Robinson is q genial clerk i'll the store
of Dyson and Calvin.
Mrs. Joe Pease and children OF
South Dakota, are guests at the Nee-
ey home.
Tile Manning boys came down Sun
day to cross bats on the local dia-
mond With our fellows. The visitors
played pretty good game up to the
fourth inning when our boys commen-
ced to run up a score. The gam
ended with a score OF - to 3 in favor
of Manila. There was a good attend
ance. OF the local and Manning fans.
Jno. Dawson left last week for New
Mexico, where he expects to remain
for some time, having secured a good
position down there.
e. w. Daber attended q BANKERS
convention at Clinton last week.
DR.. w. T.. Draper, accompanied by
Rev. NJ. NJ. Cable of Logan. went over
to the Missouri last week on a fish
ing expedition.
Chas. Saunders was in Chicago last
week for the purpose of buying some
bloodcd cattle for the Greeley Stock
farm. While there he saw a bull calf
sell for $4,000 But he was not the
bidder
Dir. J. Il. Gardner and S. e. Van Os-
dol are now riding III new Ford cars.
Morning service of the Evangelical
Lutheran Fricdens church was in
terrupted Sunday by "A very sad oc-
curance, when Mrs. Tillmans. wife of
the pastor, was sliced with q para
lytic stroke She was carried home
and DR.. Graham was called to attend
her. She remained unconcious and
her life being despaired of, Il daughter
at Marshalltown, q son at Iona, n,
Oak, and one al Detroit. Mich. were
advised of her condition. The daugh-
ter, who is a professional nurse. ar
rived here SUNDAY night.