The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-13
MANILA ITEMS.
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DrS Draper and Riley Gardner wen

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d.? Draper and Riley Gardner Went
to Omaha Friday to see specialist
about the latter's condition. Friends
OF Mr.. Gardner will be glad to hea!
that he is rapidly improving from the
injuries received on the railroad las;
week.
Charles Fredrickson returned Sun
day evening from visit with relatives
in South Dakota.
Mrs. C. A. Sykes leaves Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. Paup, OF Harlin
for Palm Beach. Fla, where she will
spend the rest OF the winter.
Our basket ball team won two more
games last week. Tuesday evening
they defeated the Defiance team here
by q score OF SO to II, and Saturday
evening went to Vail and defeated
their team by score Of 33 to ] /.
| a corn judging team from the higl,
Ischool entered the corn Judging contest
at the Manning corn show last Thurs
day. There We're also teams from
Gray and Manning high schools. Our
boys took first prize and third prize,
first being loving cup and five dol.
lars in cash and the third ten dollars
for the best individual work, which,
was given to Victor Theobaid, who
scored 95 points. The team consisted
OF Joseph Cooper, Eddie Algee. Victor
Theobald, Leo Perion, Leslie Wier,
and George Flint
Geo. Fenner. who is working at Per-
ny, spent Sunday here visiting witt,
his family
Miss Minnie Peterson, WHO is tax
ing a course at the Denison Norma!
college, spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peterson.
Mrs. John Rosterman, of Manning,
was guest at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Opperlnan Sunday.
George Deter was in off the road Wis
iting with his family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete. Holmes spent
Sunday visiting with friends and rela-
tives in Manning.
Mrs. Ethel Westover, OF HaWarden.
s. D., left Wednesday after a short
visit with the Bid]ack families.
w. II. Brockelsby transacted bust
ness in Omaha Wednesday.
Mrs. Rachel Patch, OF Coon Rapids,
was e guest at the home OF Miss Alice
Eidlack Tuesday.
Frank Wood. of the General Electric
company, was here Friday superintend.
ing tho work on the electric light
plant.
Miss E-ma Grief visited in Omaha
Friday.
Mrs. Harry Kegan returned Thurs
day from weeks visit with friends
in Council Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brundisc were
Omaha shoppers Monday.
Al Ivey left Tuesday for months
visit with relatives near Una, Colo.
II. John, c. Z. Baker and JAS. Jorda,
transacted business in Omaha Tues
day.
Mrs. Z. Stone returned Wednesda!
,evening from a visit with friends IL
Sioux City.
Miss Lorene Jackson and George
Natzel spent Tuesday visiting witt
friends in Council Bluffs.
EleX Simpson was an Omaha shop
per Tuesday.
Frank Hahn transacted business III
Nicola Wednesday.
| Miss Rachel Roehse, of Manning
spent Sunday at the home OF Mr. ant
Mrs. G. l.. Potter, as a guest OF Miss
Lenore.
Al Minor transacted business ii
Omaha Saturday.
Revival meetings will begin at the
nj. E. church Sunday and will last fol
three weeks. Rev. A. r. Miller vii
conduct the services.
Miss Ethel Crakes returned Thurs
day evening after a short visit will
! friends at Council Bluffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes were O:nahr
shoppers Friday.
Tuesday morning about 6 o'clocl
Ed McArde and George Williams (col
ored). both employed at the c. Nj. &
st. p. roundhouse, broke into a re
frigerator car and took beer and fish
amounting to $500. Sunday after
noon they were arrested by +. Dlai
and taken to the local JAIL Their pre-
liminary trial was held Monday after
noon and 1t was found that the stolel
goods were hidden in sand bank
After the trial the prisoners We're re
turned to the Jail. About 8 o'clocl
they broke out by prying off the loci
with bolt they got hold OF in the jail
and were out of town before they wer'
missed. Messages were sent to thu
; surrounding towns. Then the repor
came that they had been seen in tn
south part of town, in which direction
cars were soon started. The colore,
man was found near the Ed Dysol
farm about o'clock by Constabl
Brockelsby and the white man nea
Aspinwall about 6 o'clock.
| tees met for the first time Saturda
: Of last week.
Mr.. Joseph Lancaster resigned a
: teacher in Dist No. i, Jackson towl
: ship recently. We have not been ii
formed as to who will be the ne,
teacher.
: George and John Kock and tn
Misses Dettbarn and Katie Mat
: were Carroll shoppers Saturday. &,