The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-07-24
Surveyor McHenry was here last

Surveyor McHenry was here last
week doing some surveying.
Hans Voss. wife and children drove
over from Manning Saturday after
noon and spent Sunday at Rosters.
Sam Mccullough of Denison was
here Saturday.
Mike Maher and wife of Arcadia
spent Sunday here visiting friends.
Ed. McVey was in Denison Saturday.
Mr.. Knott and wife from near Ma
nilla spent Sunday with Mrs. Knott's
sister. Mrs. Dave Mccullough.
John Jones of Denison visited
friends here Sunday evening.
Myrtle Fitzgibbons and her Grand
ma, Mrs. Mcdonnell departed Tues
day for South Omaha for weeks Wis
it with relatives. From there they
will go to Albion. Nebr.. for a there
weeks stay with. relatives.
Tom Curry came in from Nebraska
Sunday evening for couple of days
visit with his parents.
Peter Murphy left Sunday evening
for a short stay in Chicago.
j. B. Robinson went to Boone Sun
day to see his uncle j. B. Barnett who
is in very poor health.
Tom Devaney returned from his
western trip. He purchased an i'm
proved quarter section in Chas Mix
county S. D.
Chas. Dempster. and family drove
over from Manila Sunday and spent
the day with Mrs. Vennink.
Chas. K. Meyers of the Denison
Review was seen on our streets Mon
day forenoon.
John Knowles returned from his trip
with Geo. Nicholson to south western
Kansas. While there he purchased
one hundred and sixty acres. Jno. is
highly pleased with the appearance of
that part of Kansas.
News was received here Saturday of
the death of Mrs. Wisebrod. she died
at Colorado Springs the 10th. She
was we'll and favorable known here,
Mr.. Wisebrod being blacksmith here
for several years. The family moved
from here to Des Moines where they
now reside.
| Mrs. Ed Liddle of Sioux City came
Saturday for weeks visit with her
sister. Mrs. Chas. Suitor.
Mrs. Vanvliet of Denison spent
Sunday with her sister Mrs. Granny.
Marie Johnson was buried in the
Vail. cemetery July the 21st. She
died at the residence of L. L. Oster-
lund in Milford township on the 18th
after a couple of days sickness.
Marie was born in Milford township
about seventeen years ago. Mrs.
johnson is widow and has lived in
Vail for the last fifteen years with
her girls. Marie and an older sister.
Anna. Mrs. Johnson's aged mother is
living in Sweden. and sent for her
daughter to come and visit her i'll the
old country. and if her health would
permit she would return with her to
Vail. and spend the remainder of her
days with her. Mrs. johnson arrived
in Sweden week ago being delayed
on her trip and it will be very sad
news for her when she hears Of
Maries death. Rev. Pughe preached
a very appropriate funeral sermon.
There. was large funeral process
sion. Mrs. johnson has the heart felt
sympathy of the enrire community of
Vail
Cecil Mccarthy has very sore foot
caused by stepping on rusty nail.
D. Servoss came down from Deni-
son Monday to complete his work at
st. AIMS church.
Quite large amount of damage
was done during the recent storms by
lightning. Chas. Shives west of town
had twelve head of cattle killed.
Brogan Bros. had one killed. Mr..
Smith of Hayes one. John Brogan of
Jackson lost one and other losses of
cattle are reported. Will Hill lost a
valuable horse by lightning also Mr..
Brockelsby south of town lost a good
horse. Nearly all the property was
insured which is good thing.
Grace Mitchell went to Denis on
Sunday to spend a couple of weeks
with her Grandma Mccarthy.
Scranton and Vail played ball here
Sunday. Score to 0 in favor of
Vail.
Mrs. Mike Mitchell and two children
took their departure Sunday evening
for New York to spend couple of
months visiting her sister.
Vail still keeps its reputation as
being place that large shipments of