The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-05-05
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Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Grimes visited
in Omaha the fore part of the week.
Miss Emma Byers, of Defiance, Wis.
tied here Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Chapman returned to Ma.
nilla Friday evening after spending
several days in Sioux City visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ferry, former resi-.
dents of Manila.
Miss Sadie Carothers visited in
Charter Oak Tuesday afternoon with
/ her cousin, Miss Nellie McGrath, who
has been seriously i'll for some time.
Jacob Wilwerding and father, OF
Earling, transacted business in Ma
nilla Tuesday forenoon.
Rev. Aug Van der Ohe, of Hornick,
conducted services = ut the German
Friedens church Sunday.
Mrs. A. r. Miller left Thursday for
Des Moines, where she will visit her
4 sister, who is sick.
A. L. Sykes left for Great Falls,
Mont, Tuesday, where he has secured
a position and expects to locate per.
manently.
Mrs. f. A. Kunksl, Of Green Island,
III. aunt of Mrs. Harry Boswell, is Wis.
iting at the family home.
G. G. Saunders, of Council Bluffs,
was visitor in town the fore part OF
the week and also came to look after
his interests in the local telephone
company. g5a
Miss Esther Samuelson, sister of
Mrs. i. B. Barrett, returned to her
home in Fonda Tuesday after aqeex-
tended visit here.
Sam Farmer, Of Farnum, Neb., a
brother.in-laW of r. C. Gray, visited
here last week. This is the first time
in thirty years that these two have
met and they certainly had pleasant
visis.
IL G. Permission and wife, OF Def.
snce, were Manila callers Tuesday. 4
Mayor F. G. Baker. F..sL. YanSlyke,
]. f.. Carnahan and W., C. White were
Denison visitors Tuesday afternoon.
Neil Coin, Of Charter Oak, has been
visiting with his brother. Dr. L. s.
Coin, the past week.
Mrs. Henry Hargens left for Man
ming Tuesday morning for short Wis
It with friends and relatives.
Manager M. H. Berkemier Of the
Pautsch Brothers implement house,
accompanied H. J. Willy to Nevada
Sunday morning to look. at AN auto
truck which is manufactured there.
They were met at Cambridge with the
machine and from there drove to Ne
yada, whore they inspected the truck
as well rs visited the factory. Mr..
Willy was so well pleased with the
machine that lie purchased one,. but it
will not be shipped until next week.
The new truck is so constructed that
all four wheels pull wien the car is
In operation. It has capacity Of four
tons and will pull this in heavy, mud
dy roads; 1t also has a speed of II
miles per hour. Mr.. Willy intends to
keep few Of his horses, but the
weather will have to be very bad to
keep the car from being operated. He
isto be commended for his enterprise,
In bringing to Manila this new means
WY ch Is another stey to-
ward = making ~ city progressive
one. 3sss 90
On, FridAy evening, April Both, in
the opera house the jnnior-senior re-
ception was held. The tables were ar
ranged to form o. cross and seated
about fifty guests. The. main decora-
ton was a large electric light globe
with 1915" painted on 1t. Small
electric lights were arranged at the
outer edges Of the table, but were con-
cea1ed by smilax. The floral decora-
tions were pink and white roses and
carnations. After spending social
hour q delicious four course supper
was served.
DR.. L. S. Coin motpred to Charter
Oak Wednesday.
Mrs. j. F. Deur, of Charter Oak, was
q Manila caller Friday.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Copeland was deeply saddened Friday
when the angel Of death entered, TAX
ing their only child, Grace Grace
had been seriously i'll for some time
and had been taken to Omaha a short
time ago to see what could be done,
but was brought back to continue the
treatment iii her home. A few days
previous to her death she was again
taken to Omaha, but died there sud-
denly Friday morning. The body was
brought to Manila Friday night and
laid to rest in the Manila cemetery
Sunday afternoon. The sorrowing rel
atives have the deepest and sincerest
sympathy Of the community In this
hour Of darkness.
A number of new cars have been
purchased the past week and all are
taking advantage of the fine weather.
"A. G. Behrens purchased a Model 25
Buick, Henry Steckelberg Stude-
baker -Four, and Geo. Boeck an Odds
mobile.
Herman jain brought his little son
4 homo from the hospital at Omaha Sat
4 urday night. He had been there for
an operation.
p. J. Ryan, Roy Barrett and George
McDermott attended the X. G. initia-
ton and banquet at Sioux City last
week. A tclass Of sixty.three was in
itated and nearly 500 were present to
enjoy the banquet. toasts aud pro-
gram that followed.
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