The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-08-21
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MANILA ITEMS
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Schram ana
daughter, Mabel, autoed to Adair on
Saturday to visit with DR.. and Mrs.
Earl McLaren.
George Gaumer is home from Camp
Pike, Ark, to visit his parents, MI.
and Mrs. w. N. Gaumer.
Guild will meet Friday at the home
Of Mrs. w. B. Liggett.
A box was shipped recently from
the Red Cross sewing rooms contain
ing the following garments: Gonzales
cent robes, Is; bed shirts, 70; paJama
suits, 65; comfort kits, 5.
The Philathein society met Tuesday
At the M. e. church basement. DEM
onstration was given in the use OF Ma
lola. After the demonstration was
given social hour was spent at the
home of Mrs. Clint Dyson.
Nell B. Hird, of the Edmundson hos
initial in Council Bluffs, is spending her
two weeks vacation at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Brock
enridge.
C. A. Saunders was Council Bluffs
business visitor the first of last week.
Miss Ellen Palmer was called last
week to the bedside of her brother at
Rainier, Wash. She was joined at
Omaha by her sister, Mrs. Albert
Chamberlain, of Belmond.
Rev. O. l. Hover, pastor OF the Trim
ity M. e. church at Council Bluffs, oc-
cupied the pulpit Of the M. e. church
both morning and evening last Sun
day evening.
, REV. A. r. Miller was taken to the
M. e. hospital in Omaha for treatment.
Friends Of the family here hope he
may regain his health rapidly again.
Mrs. Viola Tersching spent Sunday
at Camp Dodge visiting her husband,
AL Tersching.
Mrs. Windisch ana daughter, Miss
Blanche, spent last Sunday visiting
friends at Perry.
Mrs. Fletcher Dyson, of Boone, Wis
tied with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. J. Dyson, and brothers, 7. e. and
j. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Crabb spent Sun
day visiting friends and relatives at
Defiance.
On July 31st at the Kean hotel in
Omaha, Miss Pearl West and Murray
Pool Burgess were married, Rev. Saw
age officiating. They were accompan-
led by the brides sister, Miss Lottie
West, and Don Savage. The bride is
an estimable young lady who has been
q teacher in Shelby county. They will
reside on their farm southeast Of Ma
nilla.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis and family,
of Denison, are now pleasantly locat-
ed here Mr. Davis has accepted
position in the Sykes & Callahan ga
rage.
i, Mrs. P. ]. Carey, of Council Bluffs,
visited last week with the Cody fam
lily and with James Hook and family.
Mrs. Anna Smethurst, who has been
visiting with friends and relatives at
Emmetsburg, returned home last
week.
The Travers-Wicks chautauqua
proved to be a great success. People
from the neighboring towns were also
well pleased with the entertainment.
First day: Opening concert by the
Memberships quintette sIlecture;r On
the Outs With Folks" Prof. Lee Ras-
ey. Evening: Concert by Mendel-
ssohn quintet. Lecture, Laughing
Men" Prof Rasey. 4E
Second day: Musical entertainment
by the Parnells. Lecture, THE Pow
ers OF the Mind DR.. Edwin House.
Evening: Lecture Entertainment by
the Parnells. Lecture, "Over the Top
With Uncle SAM" Dr. House.
Third day: Popular afternoon, in
Guiding mixed quartets, duets, solos,
readings and sketches by the Ger
hardt Concert company. Evening:
Musical prelude by Gerhardt Concert
party. IAN Evening With the Man
Behind the Fun" Clarence Burderfer.
Fourth day: Afternoon prelude by
University Lyceum Players. Lecture,
my Eighteen Month in the Trenches"
Sergeant Desmondfe.
Fifth day: Afternoon prelude by
Polunki and company. Lecture, Ten
ants in Common Mr.. Dyer Evening:
A full evening of music, magic, mind
reading and story telling by Polunki
and company.
Sixth day: Popular afternoon enter
tainment by VIM. B.. Lowry Concert
company. Lecture, America; What
1t Means. to Me-" DR.. David Fletcher
Seventh day: Grand popular concert
by Travers-Wicks Symphonic Orches-
ira. Herbert S. Wick, conductor. Eve
ming: Grand musical festival by the
Travers.Wicks orchestra.
Foreman George Fenner of the Mil
waukee round house, has resigned his
position and left last Thursday for
Pensacola, Fla, where he has secured
position as foreman in ship build
J ing department for the steamship
company. Mrs. Fenner accompanied
him.
Herman !Hessling went to Denison
last Thursday to appear before the
exemption board. From there he was
sent to Ames to enter the mechanical
school for army training. Mrs. Hess
4 ling accompanied him to Ames.
8. S. Brokaw, of Craig, Neb., arriv-
cd here last Monday for visit with
relatives.
Miss Alice Willis, who has ben as.
sisting at the Buffinton store, has re-
turned to her home in Commanche.
Miss Lenore Potter, who has been
visiting with friends and relatives
near Denison, came home to attend
the chautauqua. She, will return to
DenisOn again soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Martens and
daughter, Hilda, visited with friends
r,o1 ro1n to-,