The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-04-19
MANILA ITEMS.


houudy AOT OIOTHl AdAc, WHCFc tHeJ
will attend the presbytcry. Rev
Mitchell win be the delegate to thu
presbytcry and Mrs. Mitchell a dele
gate to the\ women's presbytery. Tht
Guild of the Presbyterian church have
asked Rev. Mitchell to secure the mex
meeting of tho presbytcry for thi'
city.
MIR. and Mrs. John Valliquette, o.
Leadville, Colo, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fuller.
Mrs. J. H. Wood and children lef
the latter part of the week for Hol
stein to join Mr.. Wood, who is EN-
ployed at that place.
The following program will be Civ
en- at the Methodist church the eve
ming of Easter Sunday by the Sunda,
school classes:
Hymn, Christ the Lord Is Risen"
Prayer.
Song. easter Bells. Glasses Thre,
and Four.
Recitation, "NNho Is the King %
Glory.'-Rupert Brockclsby.
Exercise, Christ Is Risen" -Primar,
Class.
Responsive Reading Glass Five.
Recitation, Easter" jean Good
enough.
Song, "springtime Is Here. "-viole
Dougal.
Song, Rejoice. Glass Seven.
Recitation, BE Sdnbeam."-..Lo
Vennink.
Duet, Let Us Sing for Joy."-Lillie
Sutiiff and Christine Miller.
Anthem. "Calvary."-Choir.
Reading, THE Dawn Immortal
Mrs. Goodenough.
Recitation, Easter Bonncts.'" Ethe
Dyson.
Offering.
Hymn.
BenedictiOn.
Miss Minnie Murphy. of Platte Cen
ter Neb.. is visiting here this week.
Miss Viola Sawyer. of Harlan, ar
rived here Saturday evening to take
up her duties at the Thomas Hayes
restaurant
Miss Milda ,Hoffiens entertained the
members of the graduating class al
her home last Tuesday evening at a
6 o'clock dinner.
Miss Sadie. Medley visited in Omaha
at the A. S. Avery home the past week
Mrs. Charles Lofferts was called I'd
St. Joseph. Mo-, Friday evening on
account of the serious illness of her
trothc.
VIM. Shakespeare spoke at the Pres
byterian church Sunday evening at
THO union services.
Mrs. John Anderson, of Sioux City
visited the past week at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Saun.
ders.
MIR. and Mrs. Wiclacl and children
visited the past week with friends in
Council Bluffs. Mr.. Wichael is receiv.
ing medical treatment for throat trOu
bic at that place.
Miss Marion Webster. OF Defiance
visited with relatives here hast Mon.
day
Miss Margaret Schmidt, Of Council
Bluffs. has been visiting the Peter
Johnson family for several days the
past week. 81
VIM. Goddard. Isaac Hird. e. G.
Baker and w. S. Moore were business
visitors in Denison Friday. t
Mrs. Leila Woodland has been con-
fined to her home with an attack Of
lumbago. .ia
Mr.. and Mrs Goddard and Mrs. f.
c. Saunders were visitors In DcnisOn
Wednesday.
About noon Saturday Officer Blair
noticed five questionable looking fol-
lows trying to enter a box car. After
q chase he succeeded in. placing them
under arrest. sThoy;<are being held,
as it is thought they were endeavoring
to break into freight cars.
Emil Reinfeldt was visitor in Buck
Grove Thursday. B,
Last week Mayor Saunders ISSUED q
Clean UP" proelamatf0n. wherein he
requested everyone to do their part
to make Manila q clean and pretty
city. The premises around the city
hall and jail are being cleaned up Rnd
the remains of the old gas plant torn
out. which alone is a big Improvement
to that part of town. Now that spring
Is here It is high time to get the
"clcan up habit and .make Manila a
place to be proud tof. = !.
A. l.. Hutchison visited over Sun.
day in Omaha.
Tho remains OF the late Herman
Tenglcr were brought to this city
from Denison, where he passed away
at a hospital Saturday. Mr.. Tengler
had been a sufferer for some. twelve
years and Of late had been in such a
condition as to alarm his friends. Only
last week he was taken to a hospital
in Dcnison, ut which place he died.
The funeral was held Monday after.
noon from the Lutheran church. Mr..
Tenglef was member of the Vcrein
of Manila, and the manbefs of this
order escorted the remains to the Gem.
ctery.
Jas. Jordan transacted business in
Omaha Monday.
Friday afternoon, April 2sth, the
literary society of the high school will
present the following program:
Observation-Disclosures Poynter.
Current Events-Frank James.
Piano SOlo-Nina johnson.
i"Whcn l Am a sensdT"-Gertrude
Hook III ~
lTrials of a Senior. ALLEN Hird.
High School Paper.-Harry Barrow.
Debate: Resolved, that the newspa-
per does more to mold public opln-
ion than all other agencies COM
!. bined." Miss Mae Olson and Oscar
Olson. Affirmative side and Edward
Algee and George Flint. Negative.
focal Solo-Marion Algee,
.,ritic-Mable Olson.
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