The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-18
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MANILA ITEMS
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John Wood was a Carroll visitor We'd
nesday of last week.
Henry Jochinsen and son, Herman,
made a business trip to Gleudreau, S.
ID. the slatter part Of the week to look
after their farm interests.
Mrs. r., C. Jackson and two daugh-
tiers, Geneieve and Marion, visited rel
ativessin Noodbine last week. Il
Mrs. Ffed Hreckenridge, ,$ofs Ethan
S. nyNsN eds;Exjd SSwith Mr.. and Mrs.
]. "a n 81; family =, she F.. y. is
parSSt4 tire Nrg. Joel
Mkrtan Det@ps made Ia business trip
to Carroll last week.
Dale shippe. Of Defiance, was Man
lila visitor wednesday. Ut ~ q. 70 wa.
Ray Breckenridge visited friends in
Manning Friday. RI
.Messrs- Warren %. Conner and
Herald Hase1ton were Manila visitors
Sunday. Es [S5rii2 &5i.G
Mrs. J. H. Graham has accepted the
position sof primary teacher in the Man
lila public school, z.
Miss Grace Hutchins returned Mon
day morning from Cedar Rapids.
Miss Mayme Anglum, fifth grade
teacher, returned Sunday evening.
# Ebenf Thrie returned to Omaha the
latter part of last week.
Ray Breckenridge, having completed
his work at Ethan, S. D., returned Sat
urday.
4 Roy Thire, of Lineola, Neb., returned
to his home Friday of last week.
Maurice Nelson left Friday for Wa
konda, Sd, where she will make her
home with her uncle, Mr.. D. Thrie.
Rev. A. NJ Mcintosh, Hawarden, Wis
tied friends in Manila. Thursday.
Rev. William E. Yontsler, of Early,
filled the Presbyterian pulpit Sunday.
VIM. John was a Denison business
visitor Monday.
Harry McLead and family left Tues
day for their new home in Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Templin and family
left Thursday for Wealy, Neb., where
they will make their new home.
The boys Of the Manila high school
played a fast game at Vail Friday ev-
ening.. They were defeated by a
score of 4S to 70.
E. C. Baker and r. w. Brockelsby
made a business trip to Buck Grove
Wednesday.
9a Mrs. E. B. Barrett went tosDavenport
the first of the week to visit her son
and family.
j. W. Anderson, of Sioux City, purch-
ased w. =. Sailors cash grocery store
this week.
Saturday evening, February 14th, the
Manila American Legion, played the
Sioux City college in the Manila high
school gymnasium. This was the first
college team that has ever appeared
on the local floor and it proved to be
fast and exciting game. 4 Ernest
Adams, coach of the Omaha refereed
the game. The score was 16 to % in
favor of Manila.
al@ A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
McCaffery Tuesday, February 3rd.
Edw. Pension was a Defiance Wis
itOr this week.
~ Frank and Albert q .HiMchion, 'ot
Gepanah, Neb., came home the fore
part of the week to be at the bedside
OF their father.
After two weeks vacation the Man
lila public school has resumed Work.
Word reached here Saturday Of The
I marriage OF Miss Clara Blaass r. Ar
Elmer Hanberg, of Irwin. Miss Blades
taught the third grade in the Manila
public school three years ago:
Fred Reynolds returneH "fo,fliis hbfhi
3 at Dow City the first Of the week.
Misses Rebecca p. Parker and Gladys
G.. Baker visited in Carroll the latter
part of last week.
II Lewis Rechael left Saturday for S
The Guild gave RIgttrstlanaeoui'
shower Friday p. m. at the hone- o
4 Mrs. A. A. Barber in tKskhAhotsof ms
I Rebecca Parker. The afternoon wa!
spent in piecing blocksyfaC 81 taIfbt thu
I. quilt which was given 70 the hide,, t.
be. After short buAnessVm eeHngcs
i mock wedding took place. The bride
wore a beautiful gown ldf White echees,
cloth trimmed in pink crepe paper. Sh'
wore a beautiful corsage s6f green car
rOtt and onion top and a lace curtain
vail The groom wore a suit of darl
I blue serge. The brass ring ceremon.
was used. At the strains of "Wag
ners" wedding march, played by Mrs
A. w. Callahan, the bride and groom
took their places in the sitting room
in the presence of many guests. Aftel
the congratulations a large hamper
containing the gifts was presented t.
Miss Parker. The gifts were man!