The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-26
MANILA ITEMS
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+ E. w. Barber went to Omaha las
J Tuesday, returning Wednesday eve
ming,
=. Mrs. A. Fish was up from Irwi1
one day last week
Ed Smith was down from DUNLAP
Tuesday Of last week visiting witt
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Ben Ehrichs and small sol
came down from Aspinwall to visit a
1 the. home Of her mother, Mrs. D
Joens.
1 Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Callahan were
called to Perry Wednesday, on ac
count of tie serious illness of his
mother who has been having the flu
Mrs. All Ivey entertained the Phi
lathean society of the NJ. E.. church
last Tuesday A large crowd was
/ present and all had very enjoyable
! afternoon.
George Copeland, from Kearney
/ Neb., is here visiting his brother, r
| Copeland, and other relatives.
| Rev. A. r.. Miller, who has been
very sick for the past few months, is
reported as growing weaker every
day.
Mrs. G. IL. White went to Nicola
Wednesday morning, returning the
same evening.
John Gleiser, who has been sick for
the past few weeks, is reported as
somewhat Improved at this writing
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City, Kans.s Wednesday morning to
spend several weeks visiting with
relatives.
Victor Theobald, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Theobald, who has been sta
toned at Waco, Texas, was given his
honorable discharge and returned
home Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Huber received
word that their son, John, who has
been in France for several months,
was on his way home
Gus Odefy went to Dakota last
week. The family will go later to
make their home there
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jordan, was on
Miss Mabel Jordan, daughter Of
the sick list last week.
Choir OF the Methodist church met
Friday evening at the home of Miss
Thelma Dyson. 4,
Rae Breckenridge was home Sum
day from Defiance to visit his parents.
Supt Bruce Yeager, of Charter Oak,
was heree Thursday evening acting
as one Of the judges in the oratorical
contest.
Mrs. B. @. Wilkinson was on the !
sick list last week, but is now improv-
ing.
Donald Dougal left Monday Of last
week for Des Moines where he en-
listed In the navy. His mother re-
ceived word that he passed the exam
ination and left for the Great Lakes
training station.
Mrs Chas Schramm, VINO has beenl
visiting with friends and relatives in
Des Moines Tor the past week, return
ed, home last week. II
Fritz Stickslberg, who underwent
two operations at the Nicholas Sem
hospital in Omaha last week. is re.
ported to be getting along as well as
could be exp6cted.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peterson spent
several days Or last week with friends
hi Manning "A
II The first annual oratorical contest
was held last Thursday evening In
The assembly room OF the high school
Following were the contestants and
subjects. ssstss
The Revenge, \ Sadie Algee.
An Unexpected Guest, |" Thelma Dy
SON. ,s.
"A sisterly Scheme" Dorothy Gau-
ner Ss5si 5s
.Anne Of Green Gables Hildred
vey.
Violin Solo, Mrs. Hartman.
PRO Patria, Lillian jain.
The Lie, Myrtle Johnston.
IA Few Notes in the Key of G"
Ruth Parker.
The Rejuvenation Of Mary Fran
'es VanSlyke.
Vocal Solo, Miss Hunt.
Miss Thelma Dyson having been
judged the winner, received five
lollar gold piece. Miss Myrtle John
ton second and Miss Lillian Jain,
bird. Miss Dyson will 60 to Avoca
Q the district contest Friday.
Miss Pearl Hartman, who is teach.
ne at Coon Rapids, spent Sunday of 1
asst week with her brother, H. w, and
amily.
Born. February 10th, baby girl
D Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Thropp.
Word was received here last week
hat Capt w. ~. Draper had been Civ
n his honorable discharge from the
medical department and that he and
is wife are now visiting in Florida.
heir many friends will indeed be
leased to see them.
r. Q. Jackson was an Omaha visitor
ast Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Blair, who have
cen making their home in Buck
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