The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-04-03
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attending college in Ames and is
spending his vacation in Crawford
county.
Mrs. VIM. Devine left Friday
morning for Omaha where she will
visit a few days with her sister Mrs.
B. A. Finnerty before returning to
her home in Ell Reno Okla.
Will Horn of Odebolt made Vail a
business call Wednesday.
The Misses Garvens of Dixon. Neb.
have been visiting relatives here the
last month returned to their home
Wednesday. During their stay here
they made many warm friends. who
are sorry to see them leave.
Mrs. Smith who has been a guest
at the Fitzsimons home has returned
to her home in Sioux City.
Bert Mitchell and sister Mrs. John
Hickey went Wednesday to Schles-
wig to visit with their sister Mrs.
Emil Kruger.
Joe Monahan of Denison spent Sun
day at his home in Milford township.
Prof. and Mrs. Barr of West Side
spent Sunday with Prof. and Mrs.
F. F. Gordon
Clara Servoss of Denison visited
over Sunday with Vail friends.
The j. r. Walsh residence recent
ly purchased of T. j. Giblin is being
remodeled.
On next Saturday April 6. Vail is
to have her first Market Day.. Ar
rangements are being made to make
that day grand success.
VIM. Stagleman of Dunlap made
Vail pleasant call last week.
The last number on the lecture
course, cart Lecture and Chalk
Talk" by Hon. j. L. Zwickey has
been postponed until April IL.
Willie. youngest child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Kral is numbered among
the sick this week.
The Vail High School Literary
Society will give an entertainment
and box social at the Vail opera house
Friday evening April 5, 1907. The
following program will be rendered.
Song-High School Quartette.
Essay Beulah White.
Oration-John Kinney.
Duet-High School Department.
Oration-Kendall Dobler.
Music-Grammar Room Orchestra.
Soliloquy-Agga Wahlin.
Essay Mable Tonnor.
Solo Anna Mae Dillenburg err.
Grafton Eddie Mitchell.
Song-Grammar School Quartette.
Recitation-Carri Butler.
Prophecy-Nellie Marshall.
Music-Grammar School Quartette.
Paper-Clarence Molseed.
Debate Resolved the Japan
csc should be admitted to our public
schools.
i Affirmative-Cecil Palmer. Anna
Mae Dillenberger.
| Negative-G McGrath. j. Etzel.
BARLEY Mitchell and wife visited
last week in Omaha with their daugh-
ter Mrs. H. Clausen.
1 Chas. Weisbrod of Des Moines at
tended to business here last week.
The Odien residence is being paint
ed and papered.
Edmund O'Boyle is home from Da-
kota. He likes the country up there
and came home to have load of stock
and machinery shipped out there.
/ R. H. Guhne and family moved
Thursday into the house just vacated
by DR.. j. M. Glynn.
The following merchants have sign
ed an agreement to close stores at
O'Clock beginning April lst. E.
Chamberlin & Son, B. Olson. VIM.
Byrnes. Ryan & Ratchford. Casey &
Duffy. Granny & Hickey.
Mrs. Mollie Williams returned from
Woodbine Thursday where she went
to see her brother who has been very
sick. His friends here are pleased to
know he is some better.
Allie Pound has resigned his posi-
ton in the G. L. Deter barber shop.
Allie has held this position for a
number of wears and in every way
has proved himself to be an honest
and faithful helper. In the near
future he will 90 to Chicago to visit
relatives few weeks he will then
go to Colorado where he expects to
make his future home. The best
wishes Of his many friends go with
him.
Mrs. DR.. McEvoy and little daugh-
ter of Platte. Ia, are visiting re-
latives here.
Gertrude Conroy of Arion spent
Easter Sunday with relatives here.
Mary Doherty of benson visited at
the home of her brother. j. P. Doherty