The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-01
PASSES away AT
OMAHA HOSPITAL
VIM. Hcnminger, Son Of Mr. and Mrs
Frank Henminger, Of Manila,
Dies at Omaha. "
MAN,uLA ODD FELLOWS INSTALL
Miss Amanda T aIigaard Becomes the
Brides Of Mr. fairy Wunder, Of &
Aspinwall-OtherH Items.

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Miss Amanda tT aIigaard Becomes tn.
Stride Of Mr. fairy WunderJ Of s.
Aspinwali--Other Items.
Mr.. VIM. Henninger, age %, son o
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Hcnninger, dice
Monday night at the Presbyterian
hospital at Omaha, where he had beer
treatment. The remains were brought
to Manila OH Tuesday and funeral
services held at the home OIL Thursday
afternoon at o'clock. lnterment fol
lowed in the Nshnabotny cemetery.
The !. O. 0. +. Lodge at their meet
ing on Tuesday evening, installed
their new officers as follows: S. d.
Copely, N G.; Warren Gleiser. V. G.;
VIM. Bliveu, Recording Secretary;
John Gleiser Financial Secretary: and
Homer Baker, Treasurer. District
Deputy Grand Master 0. A. Cooper, CT
Dow City, installed the officers. The
appointive officers were not installed
at this meeting. This will be done at
later date.
]. o. Dunn and family arc now nicely
located in the Wrs. VIM. Flint resi-
dence.
Mr.. Harry Wunder, of Aspinwall
and Miss Amanda Tallgaard, sister OF
Mrs. Louise Lohrmann, were united
in marriage Wednesday morning at II
a. M. at the Lutheran parsonage. Rev.
Henry Wendt, officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wunder left Tuesday noon for
Flandreau, S. d., to visit the brides
parents. They will make their home
near Aspinwall.
Miss Ida Saunders arrived home
for a few days visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Saunders. Miss
Ida is a student at Morningside col
lcge
The revival meetings at the Metho-
dist church have been largely attend
ed the past week.
The Pythian Sisters served a ban
Duet OF the knights at the lodge hall
Oh Wednesday evening. Tho banquet
was well attended and all report
fine time.
The Westminster circle OF the
Presbyterian church was entertained
by Miss Anna Brown
Miss Pearl Suffer- who has been
quite i'll the past week, is reported as
recovered.
Tho boys II. S. Basket Ball team
was defeated by Perry at Perry Friday
evening. Score: Perry 25, Manila Ii.
Coon Rapids bestcd our girls team
Saturday evening at Coon Rapids, 20
to I.
Rev. Boyd returned to Dcnison Fri
day, after several days preaching at
the Methodist reVivals here.
Guy StOker, Jas. Jordan and II. J.
Mcmahon were visitors at the Auto
mobile show at Omaha the past week.
The Mrs. Robert McCone sale held
last Tuesday was we'll attended. Good
prices were paid.
John Huber was a Manning visitor
last Saturday.
John INLAND has rented the VIM.
Goddard farm three miles north or
Manila.
VIM and Iluddy Hoffiens and Ray
Breckeuridg were visitors at Manning
last Sunday.
The Manila Electric Light and
Power Co. held demonstration of
electric goods at the Schmidt Bakery
last Thursday. Hot coffee and dough-
nuts were served to those in attend
ance. Nearly everything that could be
operated electrically to be used in
the home was shown.
Mr. Winfred Crabb, OF Chicago. is u
visitor at the Mrs. Chas Woodland
homo, as u guest OF Miss Faye.
Mrs. Lowell BrOkaW returned Tues
day evening after several days visit
with her mother, Mrs. +. e. Gray at
Sioux City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Bricks, of
Aspinwall. spent Sunday with the lat,
ter's mother, Mrs. Catherine Jocns.
Mrs. J. f. Tryan visited several
days at jefferson this week with &. O..
Tryan and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. p. Robertson at
tended the funeral OF the formers ul.
Gle at Dunlap on Thursday.
Miss Shea spent several days ut her
home in WoOdbne tho past week
Harry Fish was /. business visitor
III Deijison Friday.
Miss Shirley left Friday evening for
q week end visit at her home in Mel
bourne, la.
Miss Louise McCrackcn entertained
number Of her schoolmate friends
Saturday afternoon.
Drs. Jonas and Dunn. of Omaha,
were called to Manila in consultation
in the illness OF Mrs. e. ID. McLarcn,
who is seriously. i'll.
M. and Mrs George Fenner spent
the week end with friends in Dow City
and Charter Oak.
Mrs. w. A. Newell and babe, OF Oma-
ha, are guests at the S. D. CopeIy
home.
Mr.. r. C. Monosmith, of Coon Rap
ids, has purchased the Variety store
stock.
Mrs. Rasmussen returned from Chi
cago, where she attended the style
show.
Allen Barber and family are now 10
Gated in their town residence. j
Mtsa &C .WDysohI 'retnsiieaton 3Wcdt
i,Gssday ffffbbYRa CAfiAgt.la Hscoiocs 'ra Y
Mrs. Jerry Burlington, of Denisonl
kayy beer visiting aieFe t,ss week: r
Miss Viola Sawyer, who has been
employed at the Potter Cafe, left last
in Harlan