The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-19
MANILA ITEMS
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Private Martin Dieter who has bee
employed in Sioux City for severa
weeks returned home last Saturday.
Guild was entertained at the hom
OF Mrs. A. w. Callahan last Frida,
with Mrs. White and Mrs. H. w. Hart
man acting as assistant hostesses.
large crowd was present and all spen
a very pleasant afternoon.
Misses Hazel Barrow and Adah Val
Slyke went down to Omaha and spen
the week end at the home of Mis-
Helen Jackson. !
Dr.. and Mrs. M. M. LOOMS spen
several days of last week visiting will
friends. /
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Buffinton wen
to- Des Moines last Tuesday to visi
the latter's sister, Mrs. VIM. McGilvra
for several days. y
DR.. M. M. Loomis left Wednesday
for Rochester, Mimi, where he will
attend a physicians convention. He
will be gone two weeks. -s.r.,sss-,-...-s
Rae Breckenridge made business
trip to Defiance Thursday.
John Gleiser, who has been sick fol
.
1 same. .,.-.
DR.. C. l.. White left last Tuesday
for Kansas City to attend a veterinar'
ians' convention. He will be gone for
several weeks. y;r -.
And society of the Presbyterian
church met Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons at the home of Mrs. E. c.
Baker. p.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edw. Theobald are ex-
pecting their son, Victor, home soon
He has been stationed at Waco. Texas,
tor some time. @e A;e
w. e. Saiter was on the sick list last
week but Is reported as improving.
Miss Betty Breckenridge acted as
the, leader at the Christian Endeavor
society of the Presbyterian church. A
large crowd was present and this
proved to be very interesting meet
Inc. al
Frank Stewart, who has been work
ing at Perry, came home last week. He
expects to leave soon for Minneapolis,
MINI, where he will be employed.
Rev. w. H. Parker attended a Pres.
byterian convention at Des Moines sew
8eral days last week H..
NC. "A. Saunders & Sons sold two of
their Shorthorn cattle to man from
Alabama. =
Robert Jackson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G. jackson, VINO has been sick for
the past week, is reported as much
improved.
The Standard Bearers of the .Metho-
dist church met at the home of Miss
OHvett HARDWOOD Monday evening of
Last week. A large crowd was pres
tent and all enjoyed the evening very
much. go
Friends were indeed saddened last
week when they heard Of the death of
Mrs. Lutte Tillett at her home in Wa
tertOwn, s. D. Mr.. and Mrs. Tillett
were residents of Manila several
years ago and made a host of friends
while here. Besides the husband there
are two daughters left to mourn the
loss sof the wife and mother. Friends
OF the community extend their very
deepest sympathy to the bereayed in
their hour Of sorrow,
j. r. Copeland went to Kearney,
Neb, last week to visit atweek or two
with his brother
The Red Cross sale which was held
last Wednesday evening was largely
attended. A purse was also made up
for Rev. A. r. Miller, amounting to
1915. Rev. Miller made the commun-
ity Quilt which was sold at the sale.
The orchestra furnished the music for
the evening after which a reception
was given in honor of the returned
soldiers. Each soldier was asked to
bring his mother or his sweetheart. A.
large crowd was present and nice
luncheon: was served. ava
F. G. Breckenridge was Denison
visitor, one day last week. s.. -rr'.:= u
The boysof the eighth grade enter
tanned the girls of the grade at val
entine party last Friday evening at the
school house. A program was arrang-
ed for and after this social time was
enjoyed. A lunch was served, games
we're played and all had very enjoy.
able evening". HI .a ~
Walter Ivey, of Perry, was here Fri
day on business, .sar3rr~
Henry, Stickelberg went to Defiance
last Wednesday and from there to Ne
braska. ...
r. C. Saunders came home from Of
IuMWd SATURDAY SVculll6 ~ Spcuu
Sunday. trss4l.ss .aa
Mr.. Harrington, of Vail, spent last
Thursday here on business.
Mrs. j. j. Mcnamara of Manning
spent 4ast Sunday here visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson.
Miss Neva Yates, OF Glidden, was
q guest at the Rev. w. H. Parker
home over Sunday. .e So
Mrs. Leila Woodland came down from
Cedar Rapids last week TO visit with
her daughter, Miss Jennie, and other
relatives.
Choir practice met Saturday eve.
ming at the home of Mrs. Harry Nc
Cracker. &. MI 5 .s.Jg j. 6'es bill
i Mrs. C.t L. white, who has been at
Nicola for several days, came home
Saturday evening. - b.. as #
Johnnie Johnson, son Of Pete John
son, who has been serving in the
navy, has been given his honorable
'a'555,+
Aid society of the Presbyterian
church met Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Baker. n
Paul Miller, son of Rev. and Mrs
Miller, who is serving in the navy,