The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-10-16
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two sons and their wives of Cedar
county arrived at Vail Wednesday and
drove over to Leonard McLeod's for a
few days visit. George is a brother
of Leonard's.
Mrs. Joe Rundlett was a Denison
visitor Wednesday.
Mike McVey of Odebolt was on our
streets Tuesday.
DR.. Glynn made a trip to West
Side Thursday.
Thos. Bartlett of Vail went to Wis
it his brother and sister who lives at
Preston. He expects to be gone
about two months.
Miss Campbell of West Side was a
guest at the Joe Rundlett home last
week.
Charlie Fitzsimmons was here
Thursday. He says he has resigned
his position with the grain company
at Schleswig and will move next week
to Vivian, S. D. He has purchased
a farm there and expects to make his
home there. Charley is we'll known
around Vail and his friends all wish
him success in his new venture.
Mrs. Robert Hawley and sister
Lille Osterlund left last week for
Cottonwood. S. D. to visit their sis
ter. Mrs. Rose Maynard. who is hold
ing down a claim at that place.
j. P d. Granny went to Omaha
Thursday on business.
jeff Hoffman and wife went to Car
roll Friday to see P. b. Hoffman who
is in the hospital.
A horse buyer from Dow City was
here last week and purchased several
head Of good horses.
Ed. Downey made a trip to Denison
Friday.
Mrs. Ingles of Fort Dodge and
Frank Wesley of Chadburn N. C. Wis
tied at the john Kral home last week.
Sam Mccullough of Denison was
here Thursday.
Leo Lucy of Merna, Nebr.. has
been in Vail for the past week on
business. Leo is quite a dealer in the
cattle and horses.
George Friday and his brother was
Denison callers Monday.
Grace Deter returned Wednesday
from a couple of weeks stay in Oma-
ha.
j. w. Friday and wife of Geneva.
Nebr.. are guests at the George Fri
day home.
Mrs. McVey left last Tuesday for
Elk City. Okla, to spend the winter
with her daughter. Mrs. T. j. Nc
Alpin.
D. F. Wells spent Wednesday in
Carroll.
Dave Touer. wife and family were
visiting at Omaha Monday.
j. j.. Mccormick was down to Den
ison Wednesday on business.
Agnes Sheridan is visiting in Oma-
ha.
Mr.. Lynch of Schaller was calling
on Vail friends last week.
Mrs. O'Reilly and son Jay were in
Omaha on business last week.
Mildred Starek is the proud possess
or of q new piano.
Pat Mccarthy and Bert McAndrews
were at Omaha Monday and bought
cattle to fatten them on fifty cent
corn.
Ella Thiedeman of West Side was a
Vail visitor last Wednesday.
George Nicholson and wife of Den
ison called on friends in Vail Thurs
day.
Lillian Granny was a passenger to
Denison Tuesday.
Grandma Suitor left Tuesday for
Dow City to visit her son.
Thos. Fitzgibbons was called to
Denison Tuesday as a witness in the
murder trial.
Mike Giblin and Tom Adams were
at South Omaha to buy feeders, but
returned without any. They thought
cattle too high at present, and will
try to buy later.
Mrs. w. Farley went to South
Omaha Thursday to visit her mother.
Mrs. Pierce over Sunday.
John O'Boyle and George Robinson
went to Denison Tuesday.
Thus. Meehan of Hayes township
purchased of one of our dealers a
grain elevator on wheels. 1t seems
this machine will elevate grain into a
grainary and corn into a corn crib.
1t does away with the shoveling gain.
and certainly is a labor saving ma
chine.
The two Miss Biernes were Deni-
son callers Wednesday.
Tom Carey. John McMahon and
Tom Hickey were in Vail Saturday in
the interest of a Catholic bazaar to
be held in Manila the 10Th of Octo.
Der. They are good solicitors and
did we'll here.
M