The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-12
MANILA ITEMS

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Frank Stoker, son of Mr. and Mrs
sCeorge Stoker, who has been danger
6aSly m with pneumonia for the past
few weeks, is reported as getting along
nicely.
Henry Arndt, OF Sioux City,i here
visiting Ills sisters, Miss Tillie and
Mrs VIM. Leuth.
The Harmonic club gave the follow
rinE program Tuesday evening in the
school auditorium:
Opening Song, Club Chorus.
u Soprano Solo, Mrs. Henry Hannah
,vi6ain Solo, Mrs. Hartman.
Selection, Male Quartet.
Tenor Solo, III. Met racken.
Selection, Club Chorus.
Vocal Duet, Mrs. Liggettaand Lucille
Piano Solo, Sadie :Algee. -,
Closing Song, Club Chorus.
a large crowd was present and q
neat sum was made. ,..f$
Private Guy Miller son Of Chas.
Miller. who arrived from, Camp Dodge
lAstsWeek, received his honorable dis
charge.
The young ladies of the Sacred
Heart church will hold a grand ball
atathe opera house February 18th. The
Hahn orchestra will furnish the music
fol, the evening All are cordially In
vit6d to attend. sIg
Slph Gleiser who has been sick for
the ptst week is now improving.
Harry Shed, Of Cedar Falls, came
last week to start the semester teach
inGs agriculture and manual training.
Mrs. Bell Hoff, who has been visit
Ing her daughter in Omaha, returned
here Monday evening.
Aid society Of the Presbyterian
church met at the home of Mrs. Loom.
a. The ladies were very busy quilting
on the community quilt. which was
placed by Rev. Miller, who has been
1nsvery poor health for some time. The
Quilt viii be sold at the Red Cross sale
F6bruary 18th, at which, time the day
will be given to our returned soldiers.
Following Is the program: Music, Or
clikstra; Harmonic Club, chorus; So.
10, Miss Hunt; Bugle Calls by Army
Bugler; Solo, Mr.. Cruise; Male Quar-
tot: Orchestra.
John Gleiser, who has been sick for
the past few weeks, is reported as I'M
proving slowly.
Mrs. Will Davis and children, who
have been visiting friends and rela-
tiyes IN DenisOn for several days, re-
turned home Wednesday evening.
MI. and Mrs. John Woods have rent
ed.the Harry McCracken property and
expect to move before the first of the.
month.
Miss Catherine Vennink came down
from Deloit last week to visit her sis
tor. Mrs. Kerr.
Private AL Zerschling, who has been
atattoned at Camp Dodge, received his
lN666f1ble discharge last week and re-
turned home. .a a.l.
Mrs. George stoker was on the sick
hit the past week.
4r, Hartman. of Mt. Carroll, ILL.,,
6ia been here visiting his son, H. w.
sHSttman, and family.
Miss Georgia Disburg, daughter OF
sllrt and Mrs. George Disburg, celebrat-
shSr 18th birthday Wednesday eve.
atIE sof last week. Eight Of her girl
ti3Snds were present and games and
llqdstc furnished the entertainment for
if1tS evening, after which a dainty
lunch was served. All present had a
sv6fy enjoyable evening.
WIN Andre purchased the house be-
El6igtng to Orville Tryon last week.
ne consideration was $3.50.
Groenboom, expert jeweler, ar
rived here last week to take up his
duties at the j. F.. Carnahan drug
store.
aSfi1s Tillie Sutluff has accepted a,
Sie6i6ition in the Manila telephone Of
-.
Mrs. Josephine Milligan, who has,
B61i very sick for the past few weeks
ilSereported as convalescing now.
Miss Eva Kobald, Of Defiance, came
ID last week to work at the home OF
11f1,sR. G. jackson. Mrs. jackson has
a1Septed a position in the First MAJ
tidnaI bank. ag 45l N.
Mrs. George Thomas, who has been
whiting with friends at Persia, return
sedS home last week.
Henry Jochimsen, who recently un.I
dxfWent an operation infOmalla, is re-
ported as getting along nicely and will.
soon be able to return home.
glBarl Prentice, of Sac City, brother
ifialxw of Mrs. J. lB. Schmidt, came last
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