The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-26
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NOME With N0T U0ukUtST. MIS-. i y
McAlpin at Elk City Okla, and tn.
other ladies will spend their vacation
with relatives at Hobart. Okla. tant
Muskogee. 1. T.
Eva Norton spent last week il
Denison the guest of Mrs. Jas
Keane.
w. F. Mitchell and children spent
Tuesday in Denison.
Mrs. John Riggleman started Tues.
day for her new home in South Dako.
ia.
Mrs. Bennett of Sioux City arriv-
ed here Tuesday to visit her son T
Bennett.
Mrs. John O Boyle spent last week
in Carroll.
| Miss Smith. who has been visiting
her Grandma. Mrs. Downey here for
the last two months started Saturday
for Omaha where she will visit with
a brother for week before going tc
her home in Nebraska.
The Ladies Cemtery Ass ociation hello
a meeting June 10Th, the following
officers were elected: Mrs. T. F.
Ratchford. Pres: Mrs. l.. Molseed.
Vice Pres. Mrs. F. Mcclure, Treas.
John O'Boyle Sexton.
Lille Vanvliet of Denison was here
Thusrday on business.
Mrs. Rundlet visited in West Side
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Walsh of Armour. S. D..
arrived here Wednesday to visit her
son and daughter who are farming the
old homestead south of town. ~
Mrs. A. L. Strong of Pisgah. Wis
tied with her daughter Anna and
other friends here last week.
| BARLEY Mitchell was a passenger
west Tuesday morning.
Will Laub of Denison was here on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. B. Olson visited friends in
Arcadia Friday.
| Mrs. Dan O'Leary and daughter
Francis. returned home to Boone
Wednesday after a short visit with
friends here.
Mrs. C. w. Payne of West Side
spent Wednesday in Vail.
T. Powers is having the foundation
laid for his new house.
John Hickey returned Thursday
from Dubuque where he has been at
tending school.
| Steve Slechta and wife are the
proud parents Of baby boy, born
June Is.
Birdie Grover returned home Tues
day from near Manning, where she
finished the month term of school.
Joe Harrington family are al
down with measles.
1 H. Corbin of West Side spent Sun
day here. j.
/ Will Welch of Maple River juno
tion was home Thursday for shor
stay.
| Miss Votrobeck OF South Dakota il
visiting in Vail.
| Mr.. Rutherford and family moved
here from Audubon and will max,
this their home. They have rentet
Thos. Servoss house in the nortl
party of town.
| Maurice O'Connor returned Tues
| day from Excelsior Springs feeling
much better.
| Frank Byerne attended the initia
ton of the K. of C's at Dunlap Sun
day.
Rev. McCay and wife drove owe
from West Side Wednesday to atten,
the bazaar held by the ladies of tn,
NJ. E. church.
Mrs. H. Mann of Denison spen
Thursday afternoon in Vail.
Detlef Jones died at his home ii
Hays township. Tuesday and was bur
ried at the five mile house cemeter
in Hays township on Thursday Jun
Goth. The deceased was man wei
and favorably known. He was abou
fifty years old and leaves a wife an
seven children. four boys and tire
girls, the youngest is about six year
old and the oldest nineteen. He wa
ailing with consumption for abou
three years and gradually grew wors
until death relieved him OF his suffer
|ings. His remains were followed t
the cemetery by a large procession Q
neighbors and friends.
Mrs. j. j. Dugan an Miss O'Keef
spent Monday in Denison.
F. Lewis went to Scranton Thurs
day.
Mrs. Jno. Cook of Denison was
caller in Vail Thursday.
Mrs. }. A. REILLY who was calle
here by the death of her father. P
H. Breen. returned to her home a
Gilman, ILL.,. Monday.
Kate Connor left Monday after
noon for Omaha, where she will re
main for a few days visiting friends
From there she will po to her hom