The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-12-04
HAPPENINGS OF VAIL.

John Knowles was county capital
visitor Thursday.
Ed Ryan was an Omaha visitor a
couple of days last week.
Henry Stuck was the guest of Deni-
son friends Thanksgiving.
r. j. Champion of Kansas City visit
ed relatives here last week.
John Warbasse of Denison transact.
ed business here Wednesday.
| Joe Brady and Attorney Burch of
Denison were Vailites Friday.
Mrs. John Doherty was visiting with
relatives in Denison last week.
Miss Nome Williamson returned
Friday from her stay at Lake City.
Hattie McCracken of Scranton visit
ed over Sunday with Vail relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enenbech of Arcadia
spent Thanksgiving at the Pound
home.
! Mitchell and Sheridan have disposed
of their livery and feed stable to Will
Farley.
The teachers meeting held here
Saturday was success and the attend
ance good.
i A dozen or more from Vail attended
the foot ball game at Dunlap Thursday.
i Thos. Fitzpatrick and wife Of Deni-
ison were Thanksgiving guests at the
Quirk home.
Miss Kate Lehan of Dunlap was the
guest of Miss Stella Fitzsimmons over
Thanksgiving.
The Sunday shipments of stock from
Vail were Nj. Kelly, 2 cars; 7. j. Hoff-
man. 1; M. L. Keane, /, and Pat Fin
; eran, l.
: Miss Claussen of Arcadia was elected
} by the school beard to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Bertha
McAndrews, who has been too sick to
fill the position.
: Mr.. and Mrs. John Ainsworth OF
Denison took Thanksgiving dinner
with Mrs. AS parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Shurtcliff.
/ + James Long died Sunday at his home
; in Ell Reno Oklahoma, and the remains
! we're brought here Monday The fun
.eral was held Tuesday at II a. m. at
: fine St. AIMS church, He was the
> son of Bridget Long and for years
}. lived just north of town. He leaves a
e wife and two children and number Of
Y other relatives besides host of friends
/: to mourn his departcre,
n Chas. Fitzsimmons was called te
t Wisconsin last week by the serious ill
s ness of his wife who has been there TO,
l. the past few months, but he was toe
e late to see her alive, she having passed
away before he arrived. She wa:
buried Monday and Mr.. Fitzsimmon:
4 returned Friday morning with hi:
child, year old. He has the sincere
J. sympathy of the entire community.
:, The play Thursday night by tn.
= Vail Theatrical Co., entitled ''F'inne
II gan's Fortune" wasa decided success
+ in every respect, the opera house being
IS crowded by the admirers of the artists
Y and every one pronounced it the bes
a. ycU pun Ou oy lOIue UdleuG. lue cas-
n of characters was as follows:
LARRY FINNEGAN, easy going, good ma
tured. but not averse to bit av
e. shindy".. ...... JOSEPH DUFF,
1. Patrick, his son, fond OF dress, but not
;. bad fellow at heart -. Harry Honma
= Rafferty,. his friend through thick and thin
T. ............... James Duff
TT Dutch Jake, his particular aversion. 1890.
10 .........-..... 4.......... Leslie w. kinyo
: Count De Morney, one of the black sheep.
u Observation-Disclosures. $3.50. .Chas. c. Woo
% Mrs. Finnegan, Larry ambitious wife,.
If Observation-Disclosures. Miss Tress O'Conne
\ Katy, Jake slaughter. Miss Kate O'Conne
. Lady Hannah Lovejoy, an adventures.
le ....................M Miss Stella Fitzsimmon
'e Pianist. Miss Lizzie Case
IS They play Tuesday night at Yves
g Side and Monday the 10th at Deloit.