The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-11-17

mice assortment OF canned furit. The
Ihavc made a number Of warm friend
here, and we feel that we are to b
congratulated in our choice of a min
ster.
Mrs. ]. f. Paist, who has been lla,
ing her eyes treated by an OMAHA
Specialist, returned home Wednesday
Gunther Schmidt has added a ney
electric sign to the front OF his bakery
which adds much to its appearances.
Mrs. NJ. Dutton, of Omaha. came III
Monday evening for a visit with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Neimann
John Ehlers and Louie Miller wer,
Omaha visitors the first of tue week.
Hank Miller, who had a growth OF
Ibis eye removed, is getting alonl
nicely. %.
| DR., and Mrs. j. II. Graham and littl.
daughter returned home on Tuesda,
from visit in Allen. Ncb., with DIR
Robert Graham and family OF thai
place.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Nc
Mahon on Tuesday Nov 9th a baby
girl.
Miss Gladys Smith. who is teaching
school near Harlan. visited relatives
and friends in Manila the past week.
Ciscro Morgan was n Council Bluffs
visitor Friday attending meeting OF
the Shrincrs.
Chas. Paist, jr., Of Perry. visited at
his parental home this week.
Miss Sophia Pepper visited Manning
friends the past week.
Miss Lillian Mattel visited her
brother, George, of Omaha OH Tues.
day.
Richard Ivey, of Mapleton, called on
friends here Wednesday.
Miss Mary Monaghan, OF Dunlap, is
a guest at the James Loughran home
this week: 80 "A
NIesdames Geo Fenner and j. II.
Bell were Dcs Moines visitors tho
first of the week.
Jas. Jordan was a Denison visitor
on Wednesday. &H ''i,%'s
w. S. Moore was Sioux City visit.
or Saturday. III s&s .1es9a.
Mrs. Orpha Powers and daughter,
Emily, came Friday night from Sioux
City for an over Sunday visit with the
formers sister, Mrs. w. NJ. Anthony.
Mrs. Powers will leave the first OF the
week for Wing. N. d. .
o. H. Wetzel was an Omaha bust.
ness visitor the first of the week.
Mrs. Cornelius Alberts0n has been
i'll the past week suffering from Sc.
we're attack OF tonsilitis. At this writ
ing she is somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Anthony attended
the funeral of the late Mr.. .fhos. Con-
dram at Defiance on Thursday.
7 Mrs. breckenridge and Mrs. H1rd
will entertain the Guild on next
Friday afternoon, Nov. Goth at the
home Of the former.
Mrs. Rotzund, Of Charter Oak. was
a Manila visitor between trains OH
Chas. PREDECESSORS residence in
Fairview addition was sold to Carl
Kittler on Friday OF tbs week. Mr..
I<ittler is farmer living two miles
south of Manila and expects to make
this place his home.
MIR. Marshall and family. who have
resided. in Manila the past year, have
left for their new home In Slater. Ia.
where Mr.. Marshall has been appoint.
cd station agent. e
Edward Probasco and family. OF
Dow City, visited friends and relatives
here the first of the week.
Rev. Henry Wendt, pastor OF the
Trinity church went to Dunlap Satur-
day noon, where he will conduct serv-
ices on Sunday.
Otto Berger, the famous painter.
has placed his painted china with Car
nahan & Draper. Mr.. Berger is faith
er of Mrs. Perry Cruise, of this place.
Mrs. p. r, Dunn and sons. Jack and
Gene, were Sioux City. visitors Satur-
day.
The installation of Rev. Geo. II.
Mitchell. of the Presbyterian church.
was held Monday evening Nov. 18th.
DIR. Eckland, president OF Buena
Vista college. Rev. Tourtellot, OF Den
ison and Presbyterian minister OF Sac
City were present.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. McMurtry were
Denison visitors on Monday.
DIR. L. s. Coin was. q Manila busl-
ness visitor on Wednesday.
J.rF. Canadian, G. h. u. kehr, isaac
Hird. T.. G. Baker. Frank Brown. j. L.,
breckenridge. Il. G. Saunders and DR..
w. +. Draper were DcnisOn business
visitors this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Lowell Brokan arrived
in Manila the last of the week aud