The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-05
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Mrs. w. E. Terry of Denlson was
a visitor at Clark Whites home We'd
nesday.
Jacob Kropf of Boyer is having
cement walk in front of his lots on
Main street. He expects to move
to Vail in the near future.
The Vail public school held their
graduating exercises ON Tuesday
evening. There was large attend
Iance of the patrons of the school.
Every number on the program was
we'll rendered. Special mention is
due Fac Ratchford, in the singing of
the solo. 'Mimosa." She has very
fine voice and the audience showed
their appreciation by the applause
they gave her. DR.. Darling. presi-
dent of the school board. presented
the class with their diplomas and also
delivered very appropriate. and in
teresting address. Professor Gordon
is highly complimented on the success
of the school.
Dell Servoss from Denison was in
town last Wednesday. looking after
improvements in front of his pro-
perty on Main street.
Andrew Whiting, our enterprising
breeder of Short Horn cattle attended
the combination sale at Omaha last
week. and purchased fine animal
from Mr.. Ely of Bedford. Iowa.
Kathryn and Margaret Naughton
returned to their home in Denison
Monday after a weeks visit with
their grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. j..
E. Walsh.
Jno. Dougherty went to Denison
Monday.
Mary Walsh was a passenger to
Dunlap Monday.
Will Liddle of Carroll county. Neb.
arrived here Monday evening for a
couple of weeks visit here, and at
Denison.
Fac Ratchford and Rock Lyman
visited in Denison Monday.
Mrs. P. Mcnamara left Tuesday
for Omaha. where she will visit two
or three weeks. and from there she
will go to Wagner. S. D.. for visit
with relatives.
Will Stagleman of Woodbine came
Monday to see his father.
Mrs. Casey came home Monday
from the hospital at Carroll and says
Mr.. Casey is much better. but will
have to stay week or so longer.
Miss Sewell of Denison was a
guest at the Ratchford home Tuesday
night. She came to attend the grad
uating exercises.
i Thos. Adams and daughter Heller
came home from Omaha Wednesday.
4 Will Myer and wife of GrundA
4 Center. were called here Monday by
the serious illneess of Mrs. Meyr's
father Mr.. Stagleman.
n Mrs. Jas. Keane. and children re
turned home Monday after week,
visit around Vail.
William Harrington shipped a loa,
of fat cattle to Chicago Monday night
Nell Stajninger came down from
Denison Tuesday for the graduating
exercises.
Il Bright Huston and Miss Smith
went to Jefferson Saturday for visi
with relatives.
VIM. Burns was in Carroll Thurs
day.
Miss Campbell of West Side il
spending the week with Mrs. Rundlet
Mrs. Guhne s brother and wife Mr.
and Mrs. Taggart of Wall Lake ar.
visiting at the Guhne's home.
Mrs. p. Breen returned home Tues
day from Colfax.
Mrs. Maitland returned to her home
| in New Sharon Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Duffy were il
Omaha Tuesday.
Mr.. Mark Stagleman died a the
home of his daughters Mrs. VIM
Kimes in Jackson township Tuesda,
evening at eight o'clock. He was
seventy-three years old, and was ar
early settler in this county and ;
good citizen. Interment was made
in the Vail cemetery Thursday Ma,
Both.
| Mrs. j c.. Robinson went to Deni
son Thursday.
| Mrs. Jno. Champion returned home
after weeks visit in Denison.
Ray Staininger spent Decoration
Day in Denison.
The home team went to Carol
Thursday to play ball. It is sac
fact but true that the game was liter
Tally handed over to Carroll. score
ID to z.
| Miss Carey of Portsmouth is guest
at the Jack Mcdonald home.
Dave Clarke Of Dow City visited
with Thos. Adams THURSDAY. Mr..
| Clarke ia hrother-ln- law nf Mr.