The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-02-20
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Vail
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Bro
gan Feb. 16 a son.
Chas. Smutney came Saturday even
ing from Seward Nebraska to visit
relatives and friends. Chas. is now
working in the Curry Bros. dry goods
store at that town and reports the
boys doing fine business. Chas. has
many warm friends here who are
always glad to see him.
Mrs. Pat Dean and little daughter
made Denison a pleasant call Satur-
day.
j. w. Dunk1e and wife. R. j. Die
ter and Miss Kate Connor spent Satur-
day calling on Denison friends.
/; j. L. Walsh was passenger to
Woodbine Saturday.
J. w. Dunkle and wife left Mon
day evening for their home in ovid,
Mich. Their daughter Miss Mildred
will meet them in Chicago and ac-
company them home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dunkle have been here several weeks
visiting at the homes of the Dieter
Bros. and they made many friends
during their stay.
The Vail Lecture course committee
secured for the third number on the
course "'The Famous Canadian Colored
Jubilee Concert Company. The COM
pany gave most enjoyable concert
at the Vail Opera House Saturday
evening Feb. 10th. The evening was
beautiful one and the house was we'll
filled. Every one was we'll pleased
with the singing and music. 1t was
better than expected. o. H. Francis
the tenor is whole company in him
self, fine singer and natural actor.
The orchestra comprises cornet. violin,
piano. bass and snare drums and
cymbals. Its numbers were most
warmly encored and it's executions
were of the highest merit.
Mrs. ]. P. D. Granny and daugh-
ter visited in Denison Saturday with
her sister Mrs. Van Welt
Miss Fitch of Denison spent Sun
/ day with her parents here.
H. McCombs made business trip
to Denison Saturday.
Mary Doherty visited Sunday at
the j. P. Doherty home.
| Jim O'Connor one-of Manilla's en-
terprising and prosperous young
farmers made business call in Vail
Friday last.
Rose Monahan who is teaching in
Milford township gave very excel
lent program and box social at her
school Saturday night. The program
consisted of recitations. dialogue.
singing. and music, after the pro-
gram the sale of the boxes took place
and quite nice sum of money was
made which will be used to purchase
an organ for the school. Miss Mona
han is one of Crawford's most sue.
cessful school teachers.
Little Mary Vennink is among the
sick this week.
Adam Short who has been quite
sick is reported to be improving.
Ed. Quirk is now working in Nc
CURES and Duffey's hardware store.
Grace Dieter returned from Omaha
Thursday evening after spending a
week with friends there.
Mrs. M. A. Mcguire was pas
senger east Saturday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Kelly of Denison
spent Sunday at the M. j. Keane
home
Lottie Vennink is now working in
the Observer office.
Joe Monahan of Denison visited
here Sunday.
I. j. Giblin moved on the place
vacated by j. B. Costello. Mr.. Giblin
has bought this farm and it will
make him fine home.
Mrs. VIM. Devine. of Ell Reno.
Okla. came Thursday evening to see
| her sister Mrs. Sarah Long who is
quite poorly at present. Her many
friends hope for her speedy recovery.
Miss Campbell of West Side visit
ed at the Jas. Rundlett home this
week.
Mrs. Mike Monahan returned Fri
day after a two months visit with re-
latives and friends in New York City.
Mrs. w. w. Watson and daughter
Vera visited friends in Denison We'd
nesday.
Adolph Pound has returned from
Indian Territory.
/ Last Wednesday evening Prof. F.
F. Gordon and all the high school
pupils. also number of pupils from
the grammar room went to West Sids
where the West Side and Vail basket
ball teams played a game. The game
ended in favor of West Side.
Mrs, Devaney who has been so sicl