The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-05-01
MANILA ITEMS

on Friday night. May I'd. Following
is the cast of characters:
Mother Goose-Hildred Ivey.
Goose Girls: Lucille Liggett, Thelma
Dyson, Frances VanSlyke Phyllis
Saunders, Beulah Theobald, Gladys
Baker, Beulah Stoker, Gertrude
Hook, Ruth Parker, Nina Johnston
Myrtle Johnson, Marion Algee.
Little Jack Horner-Otis Wichael
Decide, Decide Dumping
Collier. .r-
Little Tommy Tucker-Lloyd Caldwell
The Wise Man-Gilbert Disburg.
The Crooked Mail--Rupert Brockelsby
Mary Con trary--Helen Walker. ~
Humpty Dumpty-Garth Hadley.
Little Miss Muftitt-Darleen Tague.
Fat Man from Bombay--Jack Dunn.
The Queen of Hearts-Dexter Tague.
The Knave of Hearts-Melvin Barrett.
Peter Pumpkin Eater-Wendell Van
Slyke.
Little Bo Peep-Louise McCracken.
Little Boy Blue-Leyden Sweening.
Captain Bing-MaX Wendt.
Mother of Three Sons-Mary Berke-
mier.
Jack Spratt-Jesse Parker,
Old King Cole-Donald Dougal.
Sailors: Harold Wendt. Walter Proc
scholdt, Harry Holmes, Lester
Hayes.
Fiddlers Three: Allen Olson. Ray
mond VanSlyke, Frank Jackson.
Pages to the King: Ralph Dyson and
Arthur Peterson.
As the funds derived are for the
Junior Red Cross auxiliary a large
crowd is desired.
Homer Baker was on the sick list
the past week.
Editor r. d. SHEPPARD, of the De-
flance Independent, was over Thurs
day on business.
The Missionary Society of the Pres
byterian church met at the home OF
Mrs. A. ]. Barrow Thursday afternoon.
On Thursday evening Of last week
occurred the Installation services Of
the Rev. w. II. Parker Of the Manila
Presbyterian church. Rev. HOWE, of
Sioux City; Rev. Mcintosh. of Hawar-
den, and Rev. Huffman, Of Vail, were
in attendance. Besides three splendid
addresses special music was rendered.
State Agent Hi Yackey, Of Harlan,
was up last Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Ira Todd returned Sunday
from her visit at Audubon with the
finland family.
Frank Knott was off duty at the Dy-
son & Calvin store last week on ac-
count of sickness.
State Agent +. G. Saunders was at
home several days last week with his
family.
Many soldiers have been passing
through here the past week on their
way to different eastern and southern
training camps.
Mrs. Richard Kinney and children
are spending the week with Mrs. Kin
ney's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Loughran.
Mrs w. NJ. Smith, of Fremont, Neb.,
visited here last week with her moth
ell, Mrs. Purdy, and family.
Miss Helen Jackson, of Omaha, was
here last week visiting at the Barrow
and Van Slyke homes. 30 49, .'..ss
Mrs. Brockelsby, Miss Marion Gra-
ham and Mrs. George Copeland autoed
to Denison last Tuesday.
Miss Lenore Potter was on the sick
list last week, having an attack OF the
grippe.
Miss Rhea Sylvester and Miss Mari.
on Graham autoed to Irwin Wednes.
day evening
w. A. Flint was here a couple of
days last week from Mt. Horab. Wis.
J. Jordan, who has been sick the
past few days is now able to be up
and around again.
James Mccain, of Dunlap, visited at
the AL Mcmahon home Wednesday.
Miss Arlene Deter, who has been
working at the L.. Richael home near
Botna is visiting at home.
Harry Schram has been sojourning
at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Mrs. J. B. Schmidt was an Omaha
visitor Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Francis Thinker spent Sun
day of last week with friends at Dow
City.
The Eastern Stars held their rcgu-
Monday evening held an extra meet
structOr, was present.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Barber arrived
here the latter part of last week from
Florida, where they have been So
journng for the winter.
Mrs. J. G. Grief went to Kansas
City, Mo-, the latter part of last week
to witness the graduation Of her son.
Earl who has completed his studies
there at the Veterinary college and
is now full-fledged veterinarian.
Editor Finneran of the Denison
Herald and r. J. O'Meara, of Denis2n,
were Manila visitors.
Will Blair of Buck Grove returned
Sunday evening from Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henshaw returned
home from Omaha last week.
Revival meetings at the M. f. church
are planned to begin May 5. Rev. G.
Augustus Jones, Evangelist, will con-
duct them. Special business meetings
have been taking place this week. A
patriotic service was held last Sun.
day evening. Special music and adj
dresses were also given. The new
silk flags were placed on the service
flag. A large crowd was present.
There was a meeting Of the Liberty
loan statesmen Friday to finish taking
applications.
Mr.. r. J. O'Meara, democrat candi-
date for the nomination for sheriff,