The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-11-17
news OF MANILA
and VICINITY
Thos. condran, Formerly Of Manila,
Dies at His Home in Geddes, S.
p,-euried at Defiance.
RECEPTION is WELL ATTENDED
Number Of Changes in Manila Real
Estate-kniehts Of Pythias to
Hold Public Meeting.

MISS Hope Yates, Oh J)elldHCc, wa
in Manila on business Wednesday.
DR.. Anna Il. Gclander. who has beer
one the sick list the past month, i:
able to resume her practice again.
Mrs. Proescholdt is visiting rela
tives and friends in Boone and For
Dodge this week.
Riley Gardner made business tril
to Perry OH Saturday.
Mrs. Catherine Joens, who has been
visiting friends in Manning, returned
home on Tuesday noon.
Mrs. John McCracken went to Sioux
City to visit her sister, Mrs. Robert
James on Tuesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. Fenner went
to Kearney, Neb., on Saturday to visit
with the latter's brother, Bert SOWles
and wife.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wetwiter
on Tuesday Nov. 9th, baby girl.
Rev. Father Murphy, Of Vail. was a
guest of Father Lynch this week: G',''%
Miss Alma Jones visited her parents
in Manning this week. Mrs. Phyna
Nelson taking her place at the depot
hotel. @
Henry Hannah was an Omaha Wis.
itor Wednesday. ~
Mrs. A. G. Crothcrs and son, An.
drew visited OF the Henry HarSen's
home in Manning on Saturday.
Miss Ruda Try was an Omaha visit
or Tuesday.
Mrs. D. ". Smcthurst was in Den
isOn the first of the week.
Roy Breckenridge, OF Breda, visited
his parents on Sunday.
Contractor Turpin and men put in a
cement crossing on Main street TINS
week from +. c. Books building to J..
C. Dyson's new store.
Mr.. Clyde Haskins, Of the CONNER
cial barber shop went to Dcnison to
get his household goods and will make
Manila his future home.
VIM. Laurinat of Woolsey, S. D.
purchased the William Ficldweber
residence in the west part Of town and
will return to Manila to reside. Mr..
Laurinat was formerly a resident hire.
Miss Martha Hird visited relatives
in Denison Saturday and Sunday.
Walter Hulick. of San Pedro. Calf.
visited Manila friends from Monday
night until Wednesday noon. He was
formerly employed in +. N. Smiths
barber shop and was on his way back
from Lincoln. Ncb., where his father
is il, o hospital.
Mrs. L. X. Penterman. who has been
visiting with her son, w. Fl. and fam
lily, returned to ElmwOod, Neb., on
Tuesday morning.
]. N. Van Meter returned to his
home in Rapid City, S. D.. on Tuesday
morning. Mr. Van Meter being form
er resident here had number Of old
friends to visit.
Mrs. Il. E. Sutherland, OF Yankton.
S. D., visited station agent A. Peter
son and wife the past week.
J. G. Holmes enjoyed visit the past
week from his brother. Thos. p.
Holmes, of Washington d. c.. who had
charge OF car load of prisoners. who
were being transferred from the Dis
trict of Columbia to Fort Leavcn-
worth prison in Kansas. Mr.. Holmes
is employed in the auditing depart
ment of the postal service, and came
through US one Of tic guards.
Mrs. J. Grant,. Of Manning, visited
Manila friends Saturday.
Mrs, G. II. Broman and son, Martin.
returned from Sioux City the first Of
the week, where they visited Mr.. Bro
man In the hospital there. They re-
port Mr.. Broman slowly improving
from his fall during the carnival.
MIR. and Mrs. Walt Parker, Of Har-
Ian, visited at the home Of J. VI. Ed
wards. They were on their way from
Geddes, S. d. h
Mrs. Il. G. jackson and daughter,
Marion, visited relatives in W0pdbjne
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
MI. and Mrs. Andrew Babeik have
moved to Manila from Nebraska to
reside. NJ
Mrs. clifford Pnrdy5 and daughtcr
visited over Sunday with the formers
sister. Mrs. Burweil, OF Defiance.
Miss Pearl Anderson. who is princi-
pal OF our high school. has been i'll
several days the past week.
Miss Laura Millhollin returned to
her home in Estherville, after spend.
ing several days at the ]. A. Saunders
homo.
Mrs. Geo. StOkcr and two daughters
returned home the first of the week
from Harlan, where she visited her
mother. Mrs. j. II. Weeks and sister,
Mrs. Andrew Christiansen.
n WIN W 40 5lSSClNSu hHiS 'aohi WV
des, s. D., that Thos. Condran. who
formerly resided between Manila and
Defiance, passed away at his home
there on Monday evening. The body
was sent, to Defiance for burial on
Wednesday.
Miss Bethel Coin, Of Charter Oak.
closed a successful term of school at
Greedy No. 3 Friday. She returned
to hcr home Saturday noon.
Al Caldwell, OF, Mapleton, was & bust
ness visitor here the first OF the week.
Miss Stella Timmons. of Collins.
Missouri. arrived here on Monday eve
ming for visit with her grandmother,
Mrs. Rebccca Purdy. Miss Timmons
is going from here to Marshalltown TO
visit an aunt.
Miss Bessie Adams, OF Chicago.
visited her friend, Miss Nellie Card
ner the first of the week.
X. o. Wierhal was a Council Bluffs
visitor Tuesday afternoon.
The reception given to Geo. H. Nit
chell and wife. Of the Presbyterian
cuhrch, on Wednesday night was well
attended considering the weather. The
evening was spent in playing games
and a short program was given. Re-
frcshments were served and Rev. and |
Mr; Mitchell N.eIa the recipients ri