The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-09-22
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Mrs. Leila Woodland and daughter
Miss Faye, of Manila. visited las
Wednesday at the Silas Thompson
home.
Gus Wese, wife and baby, who have
been living on the Homer Baker farm
moved to Manila Wednesday into the
C. c. Blakely property. Mr.. Wiese
will work in the round house.
Will Schweiso lett Monday evening
for Blooming Prairie, Mimi. where he
will visit for a few days with relatives
He is also looking for a farm to rent
| Mrs. Wiley Goodenousll and little
daughter, Jean, spent several days
last WEEK at the home of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Thomp'
| son.
Rev. and Mrs. George Mitchell, OF
Oregon, spent Wednesday at the T.'J.
Campbell home.
A cousin of Mrs. Will Quantz, from
Sidney, visited at the Quantz home
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Will Thompson went over to
Denison Wednesday for a few days
visit and to help care for her father,
Mr.. Hird. who is very i'll. 80
Miss Lillian Macumber visited with
Miss Hattie Schweiso Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Baker, of Ma
nilla. moved out onto their farm, re-
Gently worked by Gus Wiese. Mr..
Baker will look after his stock and do
some improving on the house before
he has his sale. Bert Hester has rent
cd the farm for the coming year.
Mrs. Will Quantz and son, Harry,
called on Mrs. c. L. Kerr Friday after.
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harvey and
children from near DenisOn, autoed to
Will Thompson's Friday afternoon,
bringing Mrs. Thompson home. They
then went on to Manila SO as to take
Miss Martha Hird back to Denison
with them.
r. A. Hickey was business caller
at the Mrs. Simmerman home Friday
evening
J. II. Healy attended a big sale at
Manning Thursday. He also went to
Audubon after the sale was over to
look at some thoroughbred hogs.
Paul Miller. Of Manila, was a caller
at the Simmerman home Friday after
noon. f,
Mrs. j. l.. Mcleod spent last week
in Manila visiting with her friend.
Miss Mary Waddcll, at the { Homer
Baker home.
J. H. 'Healy Shipped a car. load Of
fat cattle to Chicago Saturday night,
to be there for Mondays market. He
accompanied the Shipment 'Mht
Mi. and Mrs. Will Somervi}lc and
little daughtertand Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Hupp, from near Manning. autoed &c
tthc Will Quantz home Sunday and
spent the day e: H. J,a. 1,
Mrs. Leila Woodland, OF Manila. en-:
tertained Mrs. Simmerman, Miss
Lucy, Walter and Mr.. Crispe!l at din
ner Sunday
| Mr. and Mrs. James Harvey and
children, from near Dcnison, Miss
Martha fIird and her sister and little
daughter, from Norfolk, Neb., autoed
to the Will Thompson home Sunday
afternoon. They also went to Manil.
la and called on Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hird.
Word comes from Mr.. and Mrs. r.
| l.. Chamberlain that they are having
splendid time on their trip and are
now in the mountains of Colorado
but soon expect to resume their jour
ney.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Polzein. from
near Buck Grove, autoed to the j.. D.
Macumber home and spent Sunday
Mr.. -Polzein also brought Miss Hattie
Macumber, who teaches southeast OF
Manila, home to spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Bidlack spent
I'Sunday afternoon at the Earl Bidlack
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gessman, living south
west of Manila, motored to Wall Lake
Sunday and spent the day. When re-
turning home their auto broke down
near the Will Quantz home and had
to be left there all night. Mr. Quantz
took them the rest of the way home
Silas Thompson has purchased a
new Ford and the family are now look
ing forward to many pleasant rides.