The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-15
MANILA ITEMS
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S Miss Lille Arndt VINO IS employed IN
the c. r. G.. Kehr department store
s LETT the fore part of last week to spend
two weeks at her home at Leeds. Iowa
visiting her parents.
Two Milwaukee detectives who have
been making a great effort the past
few weeks to pick out the thief Who
has been breaking into a Milwaukee
freight train located him last Tuesday
night They watched him break the
seal and then enter the car and then
made the arrest. Stolen merchandise
has been found twice in the Bohlander
corn field just north Of town. The
sheriff came down from Denison and
took the thief there to await his trial.
The detectives We're unable to find out
his name.
~ Miss Mary Berkemier has been con.
fined to her home the past week with
an attack Of rheumatism. Her many
friends hope that she will regain her
health again.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Breckenridge and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Brokaw were
county fair visitors Thursday
Mrs. AL Iyey accompanied her
daughter Miss Hildred to Cedar Falls
last week, going from there to visit
in Austin, Minnesota before returning
home.
Z Miss Gladys Baker who visited with
Il
home Sunday of last week.
School opened Monday Of last week
with an enrolment OF 260 pupils. 1913
pupils in the grades and 81 students in
High School. There are fourteen new
teachers here this year and some good
work Is being planned. Mr.. II. Shedd
who at a former time was manual
training teacher is Superintendent for
the coming year.
Prof and Mrs. McC;au of Cornell
college Mt Vernon, Iowa., were guests
one day last week at the home of Miss
Lillian Jahn
MI. and Mrs. w. H. Resting enjoyed
visit last week from Mr.. r. w. Tyer
and family Of Winterset, Iowa.
Miss Katie Hayes, left last week for
Schaller Iowa where she accepted a
position In the public school at that
place. Miss Hayes taught at Ralston.
Iowa last year and her many friends
wish her success III her new line Of
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G.. Baker and Mr.
and Mrs. A. u. Barrow autoed to Arion
Thursday TO attend the county fair
Mrs. Mary Grimes left the fore part
Of last week for Jersey Shore, Pa.
where she Will spend some time visit
ing with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Caldwell and family
are; now pleasantly located in the L.
Huber property formerly occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Eschild. Mr.. Caldwell
vii he janitor at the public school for
the coming year. They were formerly
Manila residents and the community
is glad to extend the glad hand of vel.
come TO them once more.
Mrs Henry Ackey and small daIgh-
ter Velma went to Perry Tuesday
morning where they visited several
days with friends and relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pease of Omaha
were guests 19the past week at the
home Of W.saB. Liggett. M
Mr.. James McCane who has been
out in Colorado 70 rtha past w-weeks
returned home the fore part of last
week. a
Dr. Alice Delaney Chiropractory has
her. Office over the y. o. Wilkinson
hardware store.
q N. Jack Anderson and family are
now pleasantly located in their rooms
oven the City Bakery.
Mrs. Oscar Copeland returned home
the siatter part of last week after visit
ing her sister, Mrs Tague at Minden.-
Iowa. Il.
Mr.. and, Mrs. George Copeland went
to Arion Thursday to be in attendance
of the county fair.
Miss Ruth Moore left the latter part
Of the week for Kansas to resume her
college work. !.
MI and Mrs. Preseholdt returned
the latter part of the week after at
tending a convention at Detroit, Micha|
Mr.. Prescholtlt being chosen a delegate
from Iowa to attend the Harness con
yentiOn.
Miss Alice Knott left last Monday for
Carroll where she will resume her
school duties.
z Miss Marian Kehr. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. f. G.. kehr entertained a
number Of her girl friends to a party
last week. Gmaes were played and a
two course luncheon was served, all
the little ones spending very pleasant
afternoon
The Sweet Show put on three good
shows at Manila last week the first
night. 1t Pays to Advertise was well
liked, the isecond might Kick In" and
the third might Believe Me Zantippe"
all of the plays were appreciated very
much here and a full attendance each
night.
Mrs. CIias. Stickelberg who has been
very sick the past few months Is re-
parted tot be in a very critical cond /
ton and little hopes for her recovery. |
Y Miss Hertha sJOens, has again accept, 4
ed the work In Kehr's Department.
store. Ri
Mrs: VIM GODDARD who has, been talk.
ing treatments at a AOSpltal An OLnana
came home Saturday night to spend
Sunday.
The Epworth League society of the
Methodist church entertained the new
teachers Of the public school Friday
evening OF last week in the basement
Of the Methodist church. A. large
crowd was present and the evening
was spent in playing games, after
which dainty luncheon was served,
all present spending very pleasant
Mrs. w, N. stipe and two children
who have been visiting the former's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony the
past few weeks returned to their home
A. NJ. at Adaiza, Iowa
Miss Marie Healey left the fore part
Df last week for Dubuque Iowa where
she will attend st. Joseph Academy
The coming year.
Misses Ruby Kelly and Myrtle AL
bert Of penison who are teachers here
n the public school spent the week end
1t their parental homes.
Mrs. All Ivey who has been visiting
llnong friends and relatives at Austin,
returned home the latter
BART of the week
1 Mr.. and Mrs. ROSY Kahan of Daven-
,0rt;s Iowa, came Saturday night to
1ts,t the fatter's sister, Mrs, Clyde Ell.
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