The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-29

mas UGeu NlSlLlLle LII OOuIu AhhOloS wa
lifted here Friday evening at the hom'
Iof Mr.. and Mrs. W.. A. Gardner, re
turning to her home Saturday morn
ling.
Pete Johnson and daughter, Marie
were Omaha visitors Saturday.
Everett Dyson is home from scfl0o
duties spending his vacation with hi
parents 'nf
Miss Lillian Saunders, who is attent
ling school at Ames, came home las
Tuesday evening to spend the holi
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Saunders.
Mrs. B. o. Wilkinson entertained {
number Of our young people Monday
evening in honor Of her sister.in, law
Mrs. Rose b. Simpson, who left thu
following morning for her new home
Fin Iowa Falls. A good time was re
ported by all who attended.
Gus Lapel had q car load of cattle
on the Omaha market Monday.
| Miss Anna Shirley left for her pa
rental home in Minburn Wednesday
80 spend the holidays.
The wrestling match at the Electric
Itheater Friday night was we'll attend
| ed. Chas. Boyens, OF this city, and
Nick Foster, of Summit, S. D., put or
1.-THE exhibition.
A carload of shingles on train NO
| 10 on the S. c. & D. division Of the
milwaukee left the track Monday eve
ling on the other side of the north
bridge on the "Y" It remained up
right until it reached the yard Office,
then went over on its side. However,
| it did not delay traffic. Tuesday morni
ling the local derrick and crew righted
the car after it was unloaded.
Miss Pearl Anderson departed last
"wednesday morning for her parental
home to spend her vacation.
Mrs. Nellie Shaw, who is nursing a
patient at Defiance, came up Friday
levening for short visit with her
lmother, Mrs. Rose jackson, and he.
daughter, Miss ELLEN Shaw.
On Monday morning deal was
closed between H. P. Wahl and Henry
Hoffman, Of Easling; whereby the
former tlisposes Of his restaurant On
lower Main street, possession to be
given January 1st.. Mr.. and Mrs. Wah'
have been in the hotel and restaurant
business in Manila for some time and
have made many friends. They expect
to leave for Earring, where they Will
reside for the present. We wish them
well wherever they decide to locate.
Miss Gerina Peters. of Sioux City,
lis visiting with her sister, Mrs. EN-
NETT Mcmahon, and other relatives.
Word was received here the last OF
the week announcing the marriage OF
Jesse l.. Gardner, son of Mr.. and MRS.
F.. E. Gardner, Of Sioux City. to Miss
Gladys Lake, of that city. They will
make their home there, the groom hay.
ing a new cement block residence
nearly completed. Friends here ex-
tend congratulations,
Miss Bessie Dougal, who teaches at
Castana, is spending her vacation at
the parental home here.
Mrs. r, C. jackson and daughters
Misses Genevieve and Marion, went
to Woodbine Thursday noon, where
they spent Christmas at the home Of
the, formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Euen, of that place.
A professional nurse from Omaha
has been employed at the Allen Bar
! her home north OF town to take care o.
Geo. Flint, who has been i'll for some
time. AZ this writing he is somewha
Improved.
John Curler was an Omaha visitor
| on Monday of this week.
Mrs. f. McSorley and daughter visit
led with relatives and friends In Den
Contractor J. H. Tryon returned the
last of the. week. Heareports the con
tracts at Coon Rapids and Jefferson
progressing nicely. His son. c. 0. Try
on. has had charge of the work q,
Jefferson recently.
Master Clyde McDermott, who has
lbeen dangerously i'll since Saturday
is much improved at present.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Grage are the
parents If a son born Sunday, Decem
Der 10Th.
Mr.. Heftel, of Chicago, an exper
lwinlow and store decorator, was hers
q couple Of days last week assisting :
|C. Dyson and his force in decorat1nt
for the holidays. f
| A chautauqua has been arranged fol
Manila the coming season. Mr.. Moss
representative of the Travers-Wicl
lChautaudlia company, was here thu
Halter mart of the week. Ameeting O
the business men was held at the Nc
Laren & White furniture store. to give
him, hearing. The company hal
grown since their last visit here twt
years ago and now have as strong tal
emit as any of the chautauqua compan
Iies. A committee was appointed WHIT
made canvass of the business mel
and number signed a contract guar
anteeing the sale of q certain numbe
of tickets, which assures Manila Q
\ a six or seven day chautauqua for tn
coming season. Why not all boOs
and help this to be a success in ever!
way?
| Miss Bessie Dougal went to Pana
Ina Sunday for short visit with rel
atives and friends.
| Ray Breckenridge, of Fender. Neb'
lis here visiting at his parental home.
i Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. MacMurtry re
turned here Thursday evening from
i Omaha, where the latter has been IL
la hospital.
Will James has been In Omaha sew
Ieral days this week visiting with hi
son. Howard, who is in hospital. IA
reports the boy as getting along NIGEL!
which all are pleased to learn.
| Mrs. Ethel Thompson, of Fl. Dodge
lis a guest at the Will Thompson ant
In u Mocumher homes north of town