The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-25
MANILA BOYS
HOME FROM WAR

Five More Manila Boys Home From
Great War-PupiIs of Sacred Heart
Put on Literary and Musical
THE DEATH OF MRS. FoskETT
Commencement Held Last Week
Sermon at M. e. Church Sunday .
! Eve-CIass Play Wednesday
Five more of the Manila boys have
returned from overseas: Guy Stoker,
son of Mrs. and Mrs. George Stoker;
Edward Wenzel. son of F.. Wenzel;
IOtis Manford, Dennis Mcmahon, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mcmahon; Bryan
Mcmahon, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Denis
Mcmahon; Henry Landorf, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Landorf, Sr.
The pupils of Sacred Heart school
gave a very interesting literary and
musical program at the opera house
Hast Tuesday. The pupils of the school
Ihave been very busy for the past few
weeks practicing. Rev. H. J. Schleier
and the sisters who had charge of the
lschool drilled them. A special part
in the program which indeed was very
interesting was drama in five acts
entitled "The Coming of Geraldine"
A large audience was present and all
spent a very pleasant evening.
Friends of the community were in
Ideed shocked last week. when they
heard of the death of Mrs. Grace Fos-
kett, formerly Phoebe Crakes, at
lGraceville, Mimi A husband, daugh-
ter and an adopted son are left to
mourn, besides her many friends.
Friends sympathize with the bereaved
in their deep sorrow.
Commencement was last week. The
Ibaccalaureate sermon was delivered
at the M. E. church Sunday evening
by Rev. w. H. Parker. Wednesday
evening occurred the class play. On
Thursday evening the commencement
exercises were held. Ben R. Varda-
Power CT Vision On Friday evening
thigh school.
Miss Flossie May Crittendom, Of
Belle Plaine, visited last week at the
Dyson and BrOkaw homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Uselding and
daughter, of Aspinwall, spent several
days last week with the latter's par,
lents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Grief
Mrs. McCord and son. Vernon, of
lAlgona, spent several days last week
lat the home OF her sister, Mrs. T. j
Hills. - 3ss- .s5e Ell. ,s,.-,ss fss
1Dr.tW b. Lfggett, dentist, sold out
This practice last week to Carl Ander-
son and Virgil R. Anderson. DR.. yLig-.
Igett has made Manila his home for.
1.-THE past twenty years. Manila friends
wish them success wherever they may
locate. :9H4n>ir a.Etssa: - y stS
| Little Iva McGilvra, of Des Moines,
came last, week to visit with her,
grandmother, Mrs! Ben Burlington. gi
| Misses Hortense, Miller and Alma
Ivey represented the Epworth League
lat Council Bluffs.
The Woodman Circle took in eleven
new members last Thursday evening,
now making total of sixty-eight mem
Ibers.
Miss Pearl Anderson came Wednes-
lday evening to be present at the COM
Imencement exercises. Miss Anderson
lives at Farragut and was formerly
principal Of the high school,
Mr. and Mrs. j. Innis left last week
flor Waterloo. Mr.. Innis will attend
the national telephone convention in
|Chicago this week ~ H.s + g.
Mrs. C. A. Gillin and three children,,.
Iof lroquois.s S. 3D., were guests: last
week at the home of Mr.. and 4 Mrs.
Geo. D1sburg and other relatives, ..n
Miss Hunt, music teacher, of the
public schools, left Saturday for heE
home in Minnesota to spend her va.
Ication with her parents. .&,s,yyg .,
| Dennis and Bryan Mcmahon. who
have spent several months overseas.
lare expected home soon as they are
now at, Camp Dodge. +te@1 ,.,t,rZ,
J. Miss Marie Joel, latin teacher in the
high school, left Saturday for her,
home in Monmouth, Ill. t.a
Misses Emma and Dora Kusel, OF
Manning, spent Thursday at the home
Of Mrs. R. c. Saunders.
Mrs. Dick Morgan, teacher of the
eighth grade, left Saturday morning
flor Mt. Pleasant where she will visit
with her parents during the summer
vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. Carl Anderson and
daughter are now nicely located in the
Goddard property formerly occupied
by the w. o. Davis family.
MIS-. waiter lVey ana children, or
Perry. spent several days last week
at the AL Ivey home.
Miss Geraldine Perion returned last
week after attending Mt. St. Clare
! academy at Sinsinawa, Wis. fg4,
; Mrs. Geo. Disburg and two children,
5 Georgia and Gilbert, left Friday eve
: ming for Tacoma, Wis, where they
Will visit for an indefinite time with
friends and relatives v-r.#. E43 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Grief came last
week from Forsythe. Mont, to visit
with the formers parents, Mr.. and,
Mrs. j. c. Grief 3,'Ha' q, ~Ttsf5
Miss Betty breckenridge, who has
!, been on the sick list the past week.,
Is somewhat improved. a. T,est
Leo Disburg, of Mitchell, s. D., was
here last week visiting with his broth.
err George Disburg, and family.
Mrs, Charlie Buffington and dauoh.