The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-11-25
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MANILA ITEMS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Reed were visit
oys at Omaha last Monday.
Frank Perry is now comfortably Ia
Gated in his new home in Fair View.
There will be dance at the Gel
mania Hall on Thanksgiving evening
Music will be furnished by Helms 10
cal orchestra.
The first basket ball game this sea
son occurred last Friday, our boy
defeating Manning - to 20
NJ. Berkimire and d. Robinson wer
Omaha visitors on Saturday,
The next number on the lectur
course Will be given by The Arcad
an Trio" on Wednesday. Nov. %.
A new concrete bridge is being con
structed across the creek in tn
southern part of town. Hird ant
company are doing the work.
Mrs. w. n. Gaumer was suddenl,
called to Abel last Wednesday morn
ing to her sister, Mrs. f.. T. Smith
who was taken seriously sick will
hemorage OF the lungs.
WI. w. Y. IluN u, u loi iiiNi iCSi
dent OF Manila, who now resides a
Perry. transacted business here Sat
urday.
Tom Moore and family spent Sun
day with friends at Battle Creek
Mrs. f. 7. Emery returned Friday
from her visit in North Dakota an'
Minnesota. Her daughter, Mrs. Franz
Corbin, of Ordrich, Mimi, accompan
led her home.
Mrs r. c. Saunders visited at Coun
Gil Bluffs OH Monday.
Carrie Gleiser. an old resident o.
Manila, died at her home Sunday
Nov. % at the age OF scventy-twt
years, three months and ten days
The funeral services were held at the
Presbyterian church, Rev. A. NJ. Nc
Intcsh conducted the services.
Carrie Gleiser was born at Mutum
burSe, Germany. Aug. II, lS42. III
1856 she, with her parents came t.
America and settled at Hope. Indiana
and in 1881 she came to Crawford
county, settling, first at Dow City and
then at Manila. where she has re-
sided since She is survived by -four
brothers: Charles Gleiser OF Wash
ington, Jacob Gleiser, of Perry, Rev
Henry Gleiser, OF Illinois and John
Gleiser, of Manila, two sisters, Chris
tine Gleiser, of Hope, Ind and Mrs,
Christina Patterson OF Hope. Ind
She was q faithful member OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church ever since she
came to Manila.
A THANKSGIVING program and Don
social was enjoyed by the pupils and
parents of Iowa school. No. 4, on
Tuesday evening. Miss Clara r.
Blades is the teacher.
S S. Brokaw, of Craig, Neb.. has
been a guest the past week at the u.
ID. Brokaw home.
Mrs. Fred Brenzel went to Omaha
Tuesday to undergo Il surgical OPP
Grafton.
Attorney ode delivered Il very in
teyesting temperance address at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday eve
ming last.
Ray Breckenridge has returned home
from Marshalltown, where he spent
the past few months.
II C Saunders was in Ames last
week arranging with speakers and
Judges for the Manila Annual Corn
and poultry show which takes place
in December.
Mr.. Henry Petersen and Mrs. Cath
erina Miller were married here by
Rev Wendt on Sunday, Nov. 10, 1911.
They are now comfortably settled in
the residence which the groom had in
readiness for their occupancy.
The little son. twenty-five months
Old, of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Van beber,
lied suddenly OF commissions on Sun
day morning. Nov. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Mcleod are
visiting friends at Clarence. Iowa,
prior to their departure for Calitarnia
where they expect to spend the WIN
acr.
The annual THANKSGIVING service
his wear will be held at the Fricden$
Lutheran church and the sermon will
be preached by Rev Miller. pastor OF
he NJ. Z. church.
MI and Mrs. G. l.. kchr have re-
.urned from the Rochester hospital,
Mr.. Kerr is +on the road to complete
'ecoVery.
Miss Pauline Thede WAS operated
IN the first of last week at the st.
Joseph hospital in Omaha for appen-
licitis. She is now slowly recovering.
r. f. Clauson, OF Kiron. and anotsi-
n gentleman attended the temper
,,,, lnrt,,rn Sunday
md wife. +. NJ. Collord h. f. Clauson
ND :. frianl from kirOu The latter