The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-03-06
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!. MANILA. ITEMS


n OF SAiutnrlo CenteT, VINO ~ IlahlHS d
tour Of the state under the direction of
the state council Of defense, speaking
I to Germans of their duty as American
citizens in the present war situation.
The program was as follows:
Observation-Disclosures.
|.tInvocation-Rev. Miller. ~"
II Observation-Disclosures. So"
Address-John Orth.
: Music-Ladies' Quartet.
Address-Hon. F. G. Albers, of Des
Moines. .-@ g..
Music-Male Quartet.
Announcements.
Star Spangled Banner.
Benediction-Rev. H. Wendt.
Mrs Geo. A. Ahrens and two chill
dren, who have been here visiting
with her two brothers, George and
Tony McDermott, left to join her hus-
band at Cheyenne, Wyo.
The Philathian society met Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. George Fenner
Miss Edith Morley, of Shellsburg,
an experienced trimmer, arrived here
the last Of the week and will assist
Mrs. Rasmussen in her millinery store
this season. r-.5 .--., 5s.y5 -
George Grage and family moved last
week to Gardiner, N. D., where he has
bought farm. =, -: T., : 49,
Flint Brothers sale Wednesday was
largely attended. The proceeds ran
close to $4,000 The boys expect to
leave soon for their home near Oconto,
Wis. '.''':,f ~
Stunt. w. H. Hartman reports that
the pupils OF the public schools have
purchased close to $500 worth of the
Thrift stamps. g..
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Barrow are enjoy
ing visit from the formers brother
from Garrison, N. D.
Warren Gleiser left the last of the
week fer Chicago to enter ~ m. C. A.
work. .-,..-.. s;;;.ES
Dunlap, visited friends here this week.
Mrs. Smethurst was entertained by
the pupils of her class at party at
the school building last week. A de-
licious luncheon was served and all
reported a fine time. ......-. ..
Mike Wagner, of Denison, was here
Thursday, a guest at the ]. j. Meehan
home.
Thos. Whiting. of near Vail, took
possessiOn Monday of the Flint farm
which he purchased and which has
been farmed by M. E. Hayes. Earl
COPELAND assisted Mr.. Whiting In NOV
ing his things. :.
{, Albert FINLAND has just completed
q deal for the purchase Of the finland
estate, 100 acres northeast Of town.
which has been owned by the FINLAND
.BrotheEss Mr.. Umland paid $2l5 per
A'I Ms - 6. Brooks returned last Fri.
day from her trip to Wisconsin,. where
she accompanied her mother home.
Ed Dougherty has purchased the
Geo Copeland; residence for q sconsid'
Grafton Of $1,100. III %'ijjs n.
Mrs. H. Hessling arrived here last
Friday from Hale Center. Texas, for
visit with her mother 8. SD! ~
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Miller, who have
been, visiting here with Chas. Miller
and family, returned on Monday TO
iParshilf, N. D.
4 J. M. Gardner left last week for his
home at Liscomb after visit here
with his brothers, DR.. J. B. and w. A.
Gardner, and other relatives.
The w. o. w. Circle gave farewell
banquet in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
T.. Woodland Tuesday evening: They
leave this week for their new home in
Ringold county. - -,
! The Red Cross sale will be Thurs
day, March .14th: Among the dona'
tions are quilts, comforts, fancy work
rugs. -four, fruit, farm implements,
chicken, livestock, coffee, sugar, cream
for box supper, ETC.
The old time dance under the aus.
picas OF. the M. w. "A. was largely at
tended at the opera house Tuesday
night of last week. The dancers all
seemed to enjoy themselves to the full
est extent. IT nv e.
n Miss Nellie Timmons came down
from Sioux City Saturday and spent
several days with her grandmother,
Mrs. II. Purdy. She was accompanied
out here by Miss Darleen, Tague, who
has been in Sioux City for the past
month. -, -. ~ S.,.-fy---
ss Mr. and Mrs. John Walker returned
here last Friday from Everett, Wash.
5iss DR.. C. L. White was business WIS.,
itor in Council Bluffs and Omaha Mon
day. ~
s.TWill B. Barstow left Saturday for
his home at Idaho Falls, Idaho.
The Guild met at the home Of Mrs.
=. c.. Baker Friday, March LIST. All
: present had the usual good time.
81 Miss Alma Adams, who is working
! In Sioux City, came Tuesday to visit
friends, returning Thursday noon.
L @ The prayer meeting of the Presby'
terrain church met at the home OF Rev.
4 and Mrs. Parker They will meet next
week with MIR. and Mrs. H. jain.
M C. L. Kehr and Jim Edwards were
4 business visitors at Manning Monday.
Miss Rebecca Parker, who has been
visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Parker, returned last week to take
I IN her school duties at. Peru, Iowa.
Mat Herman, Of Defiance. was a
business visitor in, Manila Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Brown were very
much surprised on Wednesday of last
weekS;when the Pythian Sisters gave
4. surprise supper for them. 1t was
Mr. Browns birthday. The evening
was pleasantly spent. -.
Rdral Carrier H. E. Cooper has been
taking his annual vacation and his
son, Bryant, has been carrying the
mail for. him. N
sabbath evening, March 10th, the
members Of the Presbyterian church
VIII unfurl the service flag. There
viii De patriotic meeting and every
S,r,dv il invited This flag contains 81