The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-04

Mrs. Arthur Brundige and three
fsmall children of Lincoln, have been
visiting here with friends and old &C.
IQuaintances.
J Miss Agnes Cody Of Sioux City Wis.
lited here the past week with friends
and relatives. 1
Merle Knudson, sOn-in-hw of Mr.. and
lMrs.Jas. Edwards who has had their
| farm leased, purchased the j. l.. Rey-
nolds' confectionery business at Irwin.
Mrs. w. c.. White and small daugh-
ter, Ruth Maye who has been visiting
with friends and relatives at West Side
the past week returned home Sunday.
Mr.. White autoed to West Side Sun
day.
The members of the, Sacred Heart
church heard the past week that Faith.
er H. j. Schiller was to leave, the Bish-
OPP of Sioux City having assigned him
to the parish at Baskerville. Father
Schiller came to Manila two years ago.
He has made wide circle Of friends
here and regret very much his leaving.
The members of the Buck Grove church,
made up purse of $3.50! Dean Father
Huseman OF Templeton, Father Hue
shorst, of Dedham, Father Schemel,
Father Greteman, of Willy, Iowa, F'a-
Their Schilmoller, of Halber, Iowa and
Father Berger, of Manning were pres
dies prepared. All present spent a
very pleasant time and wished Father
Schiller much success in his new
church. Rev.. Father Parle. who has
been assisting at the Cathedral at
Sioux City will take Father Schleir's
place here.
Miss Beulah Burlington who has been
visiting at the home Of her aunt, Mrs.
VIM. McGilnira at Des MOines the past
IL kENrt6oN oyynni1, m, nf
last week.
A new orchestra has recently been.
organized at Manila under the direc-
ton of Muriel McDermontt. The per-
sonnet consists Of Muriel McDermott,
clarinet; George Gaumer, trombone;
Angelica Doherty, violin; Gertrude
Mundt, piano;H Clyde Kenyan, of Man
ming, drums, traps, etc. On Thursday
evening, club dance was given at the
opera house. They made their first
appearance at this time. All present
enjoyed their music very much.
q Mrs. r. Rasmussen returned home
last week from Kansas City and st.
Joe, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Kingsbury of Def
ance, were up Saturday visiting with
friends.
2 Mrs. AL Ivey and daughter, Miss FL
ma Ivey were Omaha visitors last week
for day.
I Mr.. and Mrs. j. Graham and daugh.
ter, Virgiania, returned home from
Clarinda last week.
Pete Knott was at Spirit Lake one
day last week.
Messrs. C. A. Sykes, E. c. Baker, A. !
Callahan and Alden Sykes were Omaha I
business visitors Thursday Of last
week.
Mrs. Mary Ihrie and Teddy Nelson
-. Is,,y n
stopped off here several days enroute
10 Sidney, N. Y, to visit at the home |
Of her daughter, Mrs. c. Hayes and
family.
Mrs. A. Broman returned home last
week from Reeder, n. OAK, where she
1as been visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Fred Conrad and family.
Mrs. Broman reports that crops are
ooking fine and that Mr., Conrad is
'arming 500 acres and has 300 Of 1T in
small grain.
" j. Is. breckenridge and G. d. Brokaw
we're Denison business visitors Thurs
lay.
4 Mrs. r. G.. jackson and daughter,
Marion, son Frank, antoed TO Woodbine
asst Friday to visit at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. McEuen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Schram left last
week for Marshalltown where they Wis.
ted relatives. 9at
Mrs. r. C. rBooks came Friday night
rom Kansas City. Mo-, and is a guest
1t the home Of Mr. and Mrs. r. w.
Barber.
Mrs. Oscar Copeland went to Deni-
ION last week to visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bradley of Council
Bluffs autoed here Sunday and were
,uests at the e. w. and r. W. Barber
ZONES.
The Dunlap ball team came over Sun
lay and played our team. which was
Iefeated by the score of q to 9. This
vas very interesting game.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Brockelsby and
amily and Mrs. A. Melton and son,
Kenneth autoed to Lake Okoboji on
donday where they spent the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Schram and son
we're Denison visitors Sunday.
Guild was entertained Friday after.
oon at the home of Mrs. John Hut
hinson with Mrs. B. Burlington acting