The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-08
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MANILA ITEMS.
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Dora G. Schroeder, formerly Of Ma
nilla, now OF HOrnick, Oldest daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Schroeder
was married at kAox Presbyterian
church in Sioux City on Thanksgiving
day to Mr.. Robert Rollins, of Deni
son, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Rol
Inns, of East Boyer township. The
bride graduated from the Manila
high school in 1909 and for the past
five years has been one of Crawford
cnlnty's successful teochers. The
groom, while a stranger to most peo
pie here, Is a progressive young farm
err of East Boyer township. They
were attended by Miss Goldie Schrod'
err and Ernest C: Schroeder, sister and
brother of the bride. A wedding din.
ner was served at the Martin hotel
in that city after the ceremony. They
will be at home to their numerous
friends on the farm in East Boyer
township on December 18th, after. I,
western trip. Manila friends have the
besh wishes for this couple and may
happiness and success be theirs.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. John Caloin on Wednesday
afternoon.
Morris McHenry, Of Dow. City,
was an over Sunday visitor with
Manila friends
Clare McDermott has been suffer
ing from an attack OF tonsilitis the
past week.
]. p. Conner, OF DenisOn. was a
Manila visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcmahon are
the parents Of a boy born Tuesday,
Nov. 3Otll. 10
Tom, Carey, who resides northeast
OF here, has been remOdehng ms
home, adding d. kitchen. pantry, hath
room and other improvements This
makes Mr.. Carey and family as com.
Portable country home as we find
in this section. 1.
Howard James. who resides south
of here, was taken very sick suddenly
on Sunday i with appendicitis. On
Monday morning he was taken to q
hospital in Omaha. where he was
operated on s:verys early, Tuesday
morning. HIS father, Will James and
o. A. Olson. Of Aston. accompanied
him. At this writing he is improving.
Will G.. White has been suffering
from an attack Of la grippe.
j. j. McDermou took his son,
James, to Council Bluffs, where he
will be in hospiatl for some time.
The little fellow had the misfortune
to have al arm broken several weeks
ngo. and the. member has been giving
him considerable trouble of late and
had to be broken again and reset. He
has been very patient and friends
wish speedy recovery.
Abe Walker has improved his pro.
perty, in Walker addition, having
moved his house and added, several
rooms and two porches. This house
was very old having been built in the
seventies. He also built a new barn
this fall .....s...5
Cards reached here last week an
nouncing the marriage Of Miss Ref-
tina. Hemmerchmidt, OF Savanna, Ill.
to Mr. Will Lack, travelling auditor
for the Nicola Elevate company. The
wedding occurre don Nov gath. Nj.
and Mrs Lack will reside in Perry.
where he has charge of the Nicola File.
yator's business at that point. MI.
Lack ic we'll and favorably known in
Manila. Friends heartily congratus
late.
inc Thede visited relatives and
friends in Manning the first OF the
week. n
Mrs. Phyllis Morgan visited several
days the latter part of the week with
her sister, Mrs. Ed Premeston, at De.
fiance.
Mrs. G. Barrett returned Saturday
from her visit in Nicola, with her daugh
ter, Mrs. A. r. Pierce. and family.
Earl kesslef, of Sioux City, was a
visitor her the last OF the week with
his mother at the Park Cafe.
Eugene Smith and family were
guests at his brothers home here on
Thursday.
Father Lynch attended the dedica.
tion Of. tile parociiial school at Duns
lap the last OF the week.
The program given at the opera
house by the. grade. pupils was we'll