The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-02
MANILA ITEMS.
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G.. S. .Demster, of Council Bluffs,
visited here a few days last week a
mong friends and also transacted bust
ness.
w. A. Conner, of st. Paul, visited
the past week at the Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Fl. Graham home, Mrs. Graham being
his sister.
Mrs. VIM. Walker returned to her
home in Hawarden after visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Martin Broman.
Mrs. j. Edwards has returned to
her home after visiting several days
at Botna and Irwin in the homes OF
her daughters, Mrs. John Holmes and
Mrs. NJ. Knudson.
S. A. Henry went TO Omaha last
Monday to be present at the operation
performed on his daughter, Miss
Myrtle. The operation was success
full one and she is reported to be gain
| ing rapidly and will soon be home,
which is good news to the many
| friends of the family.
| Mrs. Frank ProeschOlt and children
are visiting in Carroll with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Fl. Otto and family. From
there they will go to Boone to visit
relatives.
II. l.. Chamberlain left for Anamosa
to join Mrs. Chamberlain in visit
there. From there they will go to MT.
Vernon, Clinton, Dubuque and visit
their old home where they were born
in Jackson county.
Mrs. w. Butcher and little daughter
Helen, left for visit with her parents
in Clearfcld
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Miller. of Def
ance, moved their household goods
here the past week and are now nicely
located in their new home in Fair
view. Mr.. Miller has made the trip
every day for several weeks to work
on the place and now that it is com
pleted they have one OF the incest
homes in that addition. Manila poo
pie arc glad to welcome them to their
midst.
+. B. Meek, who has been operating
the engine at the light plant nights,
left Wednesday for Yuma, Colo. Art
Berger, who has been her for some
months in the electric wiring bust
ness. has taken his position.
Mrs. Adam Woods and daughter
Wilma. who have been visiting with
their daughter and sister, Mrs. w. d.
Butcher. returned to their home in
Clearlield Tuesday.
Geo. Finland left Tuesday noon for
Hot Springs, s. d. where he will take
treatments for an attack Of rheuma-
tism, which has been bothcrinS HIM
all spring. 1t is hoped he will return
in his natural health.
Mrs. Michael Wagner, of DenisOn,
returned to her home Tuesday after
a visit in the j. j. Mechan, Thomas
Hickey and r. j. Hanrahan homes.
Miss Edna McNcrtney visited with
friends and relatives in DenisCn Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson, Of
Charter Oak, visited here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jackson, of Per
with Mrs. T. A. Jackson, his mother.
Frank Proescholdt left Monday for
Boone to join his wife i'll her visit
with relatives. He will go to Daven-
port on a business trip.
John Hird, Of Eagle Grove, visited |
here several days the past week with
his brothers, Isaac and George, and i
their families, also with his sister,
Miss Martha Hird.
Mrs. VIM. Mayer, Of Marshall,
Mimi. who had been visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. Bert Detwiler, left last
Thursday for her home.
The following program for Decora-
ton day was given at the cemetery
and the hall.
Forenoon at the cemetery:
Decoration of graves.
Prayer by Rev. A. NJ. Mcintosh.
Reading of Lincoln's Gettysburg
Speech by c. A. Sykes.
Talks by Rev. A. II. Miller and Com
rade j. p. Barber.
Afternoon at the opera house:
Music by Orchestra.
Invocation by Rev. II. Wcndt.
Male Quartet.
Solo by Mrs. l.. S. Coin.
Ladies' Quartet.
Address by w. S. Moore.
Music by Orchestra.
Solo by Mrs. w. Il. Liggctt.
Male Quartet.
Music by Orchestra.
Song, America" by Audience.