The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-08
MANILA ITEMS.

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Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs. Conrad and
daughter, Of Defiance, We're Manila
visitors Tuesday.
Miss Eunice Robertson visited at
the parental home over Sunday last
week.
Mrs. Mark Stone, of Sioux Falls S
D., has been visiting at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Packard
for the past two weeks.
Mrss ESH ,yIeeya went to Perry last
Wednesday to visitsat the home az Mr.
and Mrs. Walter IYey.5t 10 II
Dr.eC. LsSWilhite, T., F. Canadian
NJ H. Berkemier and James Jordan
motored to Wall Lake Tuesday in the
doctors car to hunt. They returned
home Wednesday. wa.
Sunday evening, October Goth, Mr.,
Barney Gotto, Of Mapleton, attempted
to board No. 10 after the train had
started and was struck by the stand.
pipe at the end of the platform and
knocked under the rapidly moving
train. Bert Blair had started home
and was within few feet when the
accident happened and it was only by
the quick thought and action Of Mr..
Blair that Mr.. Gotto's life was saved,
for his feet were only few inches
over the rail when the next trucks
passed. Mr.. Gottoy sustained a dislo.
Gated shoulder and badly lacerated
face. A physician was called, who ad.
justed the shoulder and dressed the
bruised face. Mr.. Gotto returned to
his home in Mapleton Monday morn
ing. ..-.s.. =
DR.. Bonney of Buck Grove, was a
Manila business visitor Wednesday.
Ira Haskins visited relatives here
the latter part of the week.
J. j. Jacoby was Perry and Mad
rid visitor Monday.
Mrs. Perry Cruise, had the misfor-
tune to break bone in one of her
wrists Wednesday while roller skat-
ing. She was teaching her little son,
James, to skate and fell, throwing her
weight on her wrist in such a way as
to break it.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Presbyterian church held Hal
lowe'en social in the church Tuesday
evening for the members. Everyone
enjoyed themselves. ..
The boys did not cut up many; cap
ers Halloween evening as there were
too many cops around. A few wagons,
ETC., were scattered around, bells were
rung, ETC., but not much damage done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Burwell, of De-
fiance, visited relatives here Wednes-
day.
A masquerade skate was held at the
skating rink Thursday night There
were many very pretty costumes and
many comical ones shown. There
were about four hundred people pres
ent, spectators and skaters. Those
winning prizes were: Ladies' most
original costume, first. Emma LaT'ur-
no; second, Lenore Potter. Gentle
men, most original costume, first,
Arthur Allen; second, Victor Morgan.
Ladies, most comical. first, Mrs. Cliff
Purdy; second, Mrs Sylvia Wilfong.
Gentlemen, first, Ed Algee; second,
Fred Theobald. Every Thursday night
will be feature night Thursday eve
ming, November 10th, moonlight
skate will be held and J. J. Jacoby
and Frank Williams will race
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Theobald return
ed home Wednesday, evening from
their; two months visit in different
points in Dakota and Canada withsrel-
atives.
Mrs. Cleed Reynolds, Miss Martha
Hulsebus and Miss Gladys Miller, of
Defiance; were Manila visitors last
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Foye and family
moved this week to the Khrone resi-
dence near the school building. Mr.,
and Mrs. Dick Coil will occupy the
property vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Foye
Miss Minnie Saltwell went to Deni-
son Tuesday to visit with relatives
and friends.
Miss Hortense Miller left this week
for Ogden, where she will teach music
and drawing in the public school for
the remainder of the year.
Mrs. w. E: Saiter and Miss Arlene
Deter were Omaha shoppers Monday.
Mrs. w. S. Moore is visiting this
week with her mother at Salix.
A. l.. Nelson, who has been superin-
tendent at the electric light plant for
the past few months, has resigned. Mr..
dnu Mis- ANolSOu lcdVcseSUOu lOE tD0ll- |
yer, where he has secured position. |
They leave many friends who regret |
their departure.
r. c. Saunders and j. J. &Jacoby
autoed to Denison Friday afterno Don on
business. a Me- |
The ladies Of the Sacred Heart
church will hold bazaar and give a |
chicken pie supper on November 18th |
at the Germania hall. A dance will |
be given in the evening and Hams |
orchestra will furnishe the music.
Miss Hazel Kessler, who has been |
school at Sioux City, return
ed home the latter part of last week
for visit with her mother.
Mrs. w. C. Goodenough and daugh-
ters, Jean and Gertrude, visited with
friends in Defiance Tuesday.
Mrs. John Curler and mother were
Omaha passengers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Curler, and Mrs.
Frank Hester were Omaha visitors on
Tuesday.
DR.. w. E. Draper, F. L. VanSlyke
and VIM. jain autoed to Wall Lake on
. hunting trip Thursday, returning on
Friday with several ducks.
Mrs. John Williams, Of Blue Mound,
Wis, is visiting this week at the John /
Walker home! s ~, ~
Mr.. and Mts.s W. Callahan and /
babe autoed 10 Harlan Sunday to5visit
it the Leo Paup home, returning Fri