The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-05-29

The following is the program of
The Primary Department and the SOC
iety of the first and second Interme-
date departments of the Vail public
schools to be given at the Vail Opera
House Wednesday evening May 20.
1907. Admission 10 cents.
Opening song.......,...;. There is flag
Society
Mother Goose Rhymes. ......... Kindergarten
Recitation Mrs. Horner on Grumbe corner
ROLAND Conner
Sunbonnet Drill Observation-Disclosures. ...... Society
Recitation ............ Barbra Friechie |
Genevieve Farley
....... ...... Train Boys |
Primary
Recitation ............ Beautiful Gramma
Helen Butler
Burlesque Flower Drill............ Society
Recitation. ....., No body knows but mother
Anna Wahlin
Recitation. ....... ....... Bob White
Harry Barrow
Music .............. ..... Grammar room
Dialogue. .............. Playing Ghosts
Society
Recitation Grandpa was soldier
Willie Nennink
Recitation. 80. Waiting for the train
Anna Bardin
Recitation. 49,. The Christmas baby
Maiore Ratchford
Bo-Peep G. Bop Blua March >. -. 800. Society
Recitation The secret
Jennie Jensen
Dalogue..... .......- Peach Pic
Recitation i..,........ in the hay loft
Saba Vail
Witch Drill. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Society
Recitation. ........ ....... One Two Three
Gladys Hoffman
Recitation Old Granpas Solioquy
John Knowles
Song .......... ............. Singing in the way
Married at Panama. Ia. Tuesday
May 2lst at eight A. M. in St. Mary's
church Miss Allie M. Coughlin. and
Mr.. j. P. Walsh of Vail Rev. Father
Fetter officiating. Mr.. j. j. Walsh of
Vail acted as best man and Miss Tes-
sic Coughlin as maid of honor. A
beautiful wedding march was rendered
by Miss Manhart a friend Of the
bride. The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. P. Conghlin. who resides couple
of miles west of Panama and by her
happy cheerful disposition and win
ming ways has won a host of warm
friends. The groom is the only son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Walsh of this
place and is one of our model young
men, and by his honest and upright
ness has also made many friends who
wish the happy couple much happi-
ness and prosperity. The happy couple
left Panama Tuesday afternoon for an
extended trip. They will visit in
Canada, New York, Niagara Falls,
Buffalo and Chicago.
Miss Lillis returned to her home
in Scott county last week after a six
months stay with her sister Mrs. Ed.
McVey.
John Champion arrived home last
Tuesday after proving up on his claim
in South Dakota. Mrs. Champion
stopped off at Denison to visit week
or so.
B. Fineran went to Denison Sat-
urday.
Frank Lewis of South Omaha was
here Saturday on business.
Kate Holland returned Friday from
pleasant visit with relatives at
Cedar Rapids.
N. Staininger has been in Upton
for the last two weeks on business.
Lock Mccarthy of Arcadia was here
Saturday to visit with his brother
Pat.
Born to Lew Hannah and wife
May 2lst girl. Lew says he will
join the nights of labor, for the way
she acts she has come to stay.
Chas. Suitor went to Dunlap Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Minter made a
business trip to Denison Saturday.
Jas. Keane of Denison came Satur-
day to see his daughter Olive who was
taken quite sick while visiting at her
Aunt's Mrs. P. Mccarthy. but at this
writing is much better.
Mrs. N. Staininger received the
sad news Tuesday of the death of
her daughter Mrs. Emkines who died
in Omaha and was buried in Denison
Friday.
Eddie McVey was passenger west
Saturday.
Tress Welsh had to quit teaching
on account of sickness. Her sister
Bess is teaching in her place.
There was shipped from here for
Chicago market on last Saturday even
ing six loads of good fat cattle. P.
Mccarthy sent two loads, M. Giblin
two. Jim Brogan one. Andy Harring-
ton one. Messrs. Giblin. Mccarthy
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