The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-15
VAIL ITEMS.

last week here with his mother and
sisters. Mrs. B. Mitchell and Mrs.
| Thos. Giblin.
3. T. Ryan spent last week in chi.
cago buying summer goods for his
store.
| Pete Ludwig visited friends in West
Side Sunday.
\ Charley Dugan was attending to
business in Denison Tuesday.
Mr.. Will Maynard and wife were
business visitors Friday.
Ira Corey and wife were Dunlap
visitors Sunday.
VIM. McGuine was transacting bust
ness in the county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. r. H. Guhne and children Wis.
tied at Wall Lake last week with her
mother and sisters.
Mrs. G. A. Vennink has moved to
her new home which she bought of
Mr.. Brockelsby short time ago.
Ed Downey was in Denison on bust
ness Tuesday.
Mrs. M. ]. Keane and son, Ignatus
drove to Denison Monday.
Miss Jessie Martin visited over
Sunday with her parents at Des
Moines.
Mrs. Ben Olson was a Denison Wis.
itor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Turner of Forest
City, Iowa, visited last week at the
John Breen home, east of town.
A. W. Lyman, now occupy the Mrs
Haas residence and G. E. Dingman
and family have moved into the De
Wolf house just vacated by the Ly-
man family.
Miss Brockelsby and Mrs. P. Gal
lagher We're Denison visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Ryan is quite sick at
this writing and her many friends
hope for her speedy recovery.
L. L. Osler and daughter, Clara,
were calling on friends in Denison
Saturday.
Steve Kral and family were in Deni
son Wednesday.
Miss Olga Levine was a passenger
west Thursday.
A. j. Adams and Will Farley was
in Omaha last week on business.
Willis Mason was calling on friends
in Manila Sunday.
Miss Feda Mccullough, of Denison.
visited friends here last week.
Miss Millie Stark visited couple
of days the first of the week in
Scranton.
Miss Dogma Levine is visiting here
with her uncle and family, Ben
Wahlin.
Maurice O'Conner was attending to
business in Dsnison, Tuesday.
4 Fred Hackman and family, and
Henry Hackman moved to Idaho last
! week where they expect TO make their
future home
Mrs. w. Kincaid, formerly Miss
Margaret King, spent Sunday here
with her brother, Art King and wife.
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north of town.
The sad news reached Vail Thurs
day noon that Joe Piper died at
Clinton, Iowa, Wednesday night, April
Ssh. Mr.. Piper left Vail few DAYS
ago to visit friends at Clinton and 10
attend to some business connected
with his mothers estate. The de-
ceased was an early settler of Mil.
ford township, Crawford county and
was highly respected by all who
knew him. He leaves wife and a
large family, all well provided for
Mrs M. R. McGrath and Mrs. Jas
Riley We're Denison visitors Wednes.
day.
T. j. Hoffman. our general post
master and w. H. Brockelsby were
Denison callers ON Wednesday.
John Motseed, of Centerville, S. d.
visited at Vail a few days the past
week
1 Miss Tress Breen was passenger
10 benson tuesday.
Mike Mcmahon and Will Willroth.
of Denison were here Thursday on
business
| Mrs. Lew Molseed and her sister
Nellie were down to the county CAPT.
tai Thursday.
Barney Hill is at St. Joseph's hos
pital at Omaha to be operated on, on
account of a broken shoulder. 1t is
not considered a very serious opera.
ton and we all hope he will soon be
home none the worse for his mishap.
M. j. keane sold to Will Farley the
residence owned by Mr.. Dunlap. Mr..
Farley few days ago purchased the
adjoining lots from Mrs. B. Molseed
and ne now has very desirable
piece of city property.
Pat Keeney, our assessor, returned
his assessor books to the board of
supervisors Thursday, and came home