The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-01-19
SLEET STORM
CAUSES LOSS
Manager Of Manila Telephone Co.
Says company's Loss Last Febru- ;.
airy Was $460o.o0.
cAAs. MILLER VICE PRESIDENT
Interesting News Items From Manila
Gathered by Efficient correspond-
ent-Joint lnsta alton.

Interesting News Items From Manila
Gathered by Efficient Correspond
ent-Jont Installation.
C.G. Saunders, of Council Bluffs.
was in Manila Saturday attending the
annual Stock Holders and Directors
meeting of the Manila Telephone Co.
There was no change made in the off.
GERS with the exception that c. Miller
succeeds the late VIM. Flint as Vice
President. The manager of the CON-
pany states that their loss in the sleet
storm, which occurred in February
1915, was s4,6OO.OO.
Miss Pearl Suitor visited her moth
er in Denison the latter part of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thompson, who
reside north of town, are the parents
of baby boy born Jan. 18th.
Miss La Royce Dempster and friend
Mr.. Warren Andrews, OF Council
Bluffs, visited at the J. L. Brecken-
ridge home on Sunday guests Of Miss
Ida.
DR.. w. E. Draper attended a clinic
in Chicago from Thursday until Sat
urday evening of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Stoner, of Perry.
were in Manila Sunday visiting
friends between trains enroute to Den
ison to visit the latter's parents.
Mr., and Mrs G. N. KrOgh enjoyed Z
Visit last week from the formers
brother. H. A. Krogh, of Candy, Mimi,
;rJ hx IA; .xryI,- vvySI
remain here for the winter.
The annual business meeting of the
Trinity Lutheran church was held on
Saturday afternoon of this week.
Dr. c. L. White has moved his Of
flee from J. B. Schmidts to Carnahan
& Diapers drug store.
Dyson & Calvin now have their two
store buildings connected by a large
opening having been cut through the
two buildings.
H. G. keegan and Carl Bornstad
who are building city light plant for
the town Of Defiance, have been UNI
able to work the past few days ow..
ing to the extreme cold weathhrs 41nd,
have been visiting their families at
this point. e
N. L. Conzeinus and son, Herman.
sepnt several days the latter part Of
the week at Armour, 8. d.. with the
formers parents.
Hoyt Cooper returned the latter
part Of the week to his school duties
in Two Harbors, Mimi, after a plea
SAINT vacation at his parental home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcmahon and
son, Dennis, and Geo. Carey visited
last week at Tracy. Mimi. with Jim
Mcmahon and family.
A. G. Wood with q crew OF linemen
ing the Iowa Telephone COmpany's
line. They are working from Ayoca to
Denison.
Eli Miller returned from Rochester.
Mimi, last week after an operation
and is reported getting along nicely
which his friends are pleased to learn.
I'll. Campbell, who went to Roches
ter, Mimi, last week for an operation
lis reported getting along nicely.
John Miller, son of Chas. Miller,
who went to Rochester for an, opera
ton for appendicitis, was operated on
Friday and word reached here Satur-
day that he was resting nicely. f"
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Theobold, who
had been spending the past month
with the formers parents, returned to
their home in Raub, N. d.. on Sunday.
Miss Emily Car0thers. who has been
on the sick list is able to be out again.
a fact her many friends are pleased to
note
Mr.. Marion McKibben, of Mechan-
icsville, Iowa, who was enroute from
Omaha, visited here this week with
his sisters, Mesdames ]. T. and VIM.
McLaren.
Word reached here that Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Probasco. of KenwOod, are
the parents of baby girl. Mrs. Pro-
basco was formerly Miss Gladys
Crakes, OF here.
Newton McCracken has accepted
position with the Milwaukee conapny
and is assisting in the freight and bag
gage department.
VIM. Mundt sold 100 head of young
shoats to w. L. jain. which averaged
227 pounds. They made fine show
ing. "a
Eugene Smith, brother of E.. NJ.
Smith. of this city, lost his black
smith shop at Dunlap by fire at mid
night last Wednesday,. A restaurant
building adjoining it was burned also.
Miss Esther Samuelsen, who has
been guest at the e. B. Barret
home for some time. left this week for
her home in Fonda, Iowa.
Milan Schweiger is visiting at his
parental home here this week.
J. ]. Meehan and sister, Mrs. P.
Lally and daughter, Glare. went to
Omaha on Monday to consult a special
list in regard to Miss Clare's health.
G. H. Foye, has been on the sick list
but at this writing is convalescent.
Misses Mary and Rose Weimaim v'~
tied their brother in the hospital at
Manning on Sunday evening.
Henry Steckelberg was an Omaha
visitor on Friday of this week.
! Mr. and Mrs. NJ. C. Stone, who have
been visiting the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Packard, returned to
| their home in Sioux Falls on Monday.
G. A. Poet, who has been employed
as jewler in the j. B. Schmidt drug
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