The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-22
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Mrs. VIM. Bennett, of Sioux Ciay, is
visiting Vail relatives.
DR.. Carr, of Denison, was profession.
al caller here Saturday.
r. A. Nicholson, of Newton. was Vail
visitor few days last week
Mrs. MERRIAM is very low at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. NJ McGrath
Messrs. Jim Oconnell and Lou Souders
were visitors at Denison Sunday.
Robert Molseed has purchased the resi-
dence property of L w. Kinyon,
Lou Molseed left for Iowa City Monday
to take the State Board examination.
Hazel Mahan returned Tuesday from
her college studies at Lexington. Mo
Th= Vail base ball team goes to Manning
the Fourth to cross bats with Defiance
Mrs Ross Nicholson anc Miss Una, o
Newton, are visitors a; the Mahon home.
| The Creighton college base ball team
and Vail cross bats on the Vail grounds
Mrs. Geo Tempest and Master Julian,
lie t Friday for their new home in Wash
ington.
c c. Wood has returned from Mar
shalltcwn where he has been for the past
year or more
Mrs. Freda " agner. OF Des MONIES.
came Thursday for visit with her sister
Mrs. Ben Olson.
Station Agent Lyman and Operator
Hendricks attended an operator meeting
at Carroll Friday.
Hans Ahrenkeil is very sick at his home
north of wall and little hopes are enter
tanned as to his recovery.
The Misses Margaret and Genevieve
Lally, of Denson. visited at the Mahon
home couple of DAYS last week
rave REILLY returned Monday from Des
Moines and will play ball the rest of the
season with the Vail base ball team.
Clark White and wife and Mesdames
Vail and Palmer attended the funeral Of
Mrs. John Spitzbarth at Fonda last week.
Station Agent Lyman is trying to make
arrangements for special train to Man.
ming on the Fourth, to leave at 8 a. NJ,
and return at midnight.
next Sunday. The game promises to be a
good one. Mccormick, the Vail bow nc W
attending Creighton, will probably do the
twirling for Creighton.
The Modern Woodmen held their ar.
nual Memorial services Sunday afternoou
and decorated the graves of departt
Woodmen at the cemetery.
Last Wednesday at a. m occurred
the wedding of Mr. VIM. Hannah and
Miss Anna Killeney at the ST. Ann's
church, Rev. Father Murphy officiating
| The St. AIMS Academy graduating ex.
ercises at the opera house Friday night
were attended by a large number of people
despite the disagreeable weather. The
program was very interesting
| Many Vail friends were grieved to hea,
OF the death of Mrs. John Spitzbarth, who
was killed in a street car accident in Cali
fornia, where they went year ago te
make their home The remains will be
brought to Iowa for burial
After the marriage a large reception wa.
given the many friends at the Jerry Han
nan home north of town. Nearly three
iiuHuieu "eie present despite the rainy
gay and all reported one of the best time,
ever had on such an occasion.
Our citizens are certainly getting posted
on the gas light question The city coun
Gil has had several meetings and adjourn
ed to further enlighten themselves. Ga
light men of all descriptions have beer
here and held store box discussions. ane
still the council is undecided between
gasoline or acetelyne gas.
A crowd of sixty-hve of our people wen
to Dunlap Sunday to help the ball boy
defeat the team of that place. The gam.
was loosely played but our boys had the
game from the start 1t was the first gam,
for our regular team and the boys started
out well. The battery for Vail was Riell,
and Strausser; for Dunlap, Dugan ane
. Malone The score by innings
Vail o o s 10 IL
Dunlap o o o 5IIo Q
Struck out, by Riel II by Dugan 7, hits
off REILLY s, off Dugan, Il. Umpire
Monaghan, of Dunlap.