The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-31
Vail Claims ike Characteristic.

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In a heart-thrilling basketball game
last Friday evening, March 26, Vail
High school defeated South Omaha
high school by score of % to %.
This game was snappy. at every stage,
both teams played with desperation,
fighting for every point. Sensational
throws, fast dribbles, close guarding
and beautiful passing featured this
game as the best ever seen on the
Vail floor. The second half opened
like hurricane, South Omaha at.
tempting to play Vail off their feet,
but they couldn't overtake Wallis lead.
This game closes very successful
basketball season. Although we did
not win every game played with high
schools, we won out of the 8 play
ed with high schools, which we think
entities us to the championship of the
high school teams of Western Iowa,
as we know of no such team having
made the following record this year:
Basketball Review.
Grand Jet, high school. 20 Vail. 20
Westside high school ....36 Vail. 80
Denison high school ..16 Vail. .43
Magnolia high school ...S Vail. 10
Missouri Valley ........21 Vail. SO
Woodbine high school ..21 Vail. IS
Grand Jet. high school. so Vail. 81
South Omaha high school % Vail. SO
Scoring 1877 points more than our
opponents. If there is any other high
school basketball team which has
made better record in Western Iowa
we would like to hear from them. $
New belts this week, at the Rack
ct store.
Lcngley Hats for Mems. 90 at
The Bale Brodersen Co. 60
Aunt Maggie Talcott was Deni-
son visitor at the beginning of the
week with her niece, Mrs. Woodruff.
When merchant has anything of
Importance to say to you-or any rea-
son for urging you to visit his store
he will tell you in his ad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer, who moved
to Kansas City, have returned to
Denison and will occupy the north
half of the A. D. Wilson house.
Store-advertising should be BIG
ENOUGH to testify to the owner
confidence in his store-and persistent
enough, to denote increasing enthus-
iasm of the merchant.
Miss Anderson came down from
West Side to attend the school enter.
tianment program on last Friday
evening. Her sisters room had q
part in the exercises.
Mrs. George Fritz and her daugh.
ter were county seat visitors on Sat-
urday last. Miss Edna is looking
forward to graduation from the Dow
City schools this spring.
Miss Grace Meyers. who has charge
of the Carnegie library at Denison,
spent two days this week at Kiror
assisting Pastor Iagerquist and hi,
helpers. to organize scientifically the
library. which has rooms in the new
Baptist church there.
Dan Ballard of the Review fore,
has been laid up this week bein,
threatened with pneumonia. Mis-
Margaret Kelly came to the rescu
to help us get up the type for this is
sue. Miss Kelly leaves this week fo
Webster City where she has accepte
a position.
Among those called to Der ison an
Deloit by the death of Mr.. Newcom
\ were Arthur Arnold. and sister, Mrs
e Matte Arnold johnson, who are
f nephew and niece of the deceased
Mr.. Arnold now holds an importar
b position in the car repairing depart
ment on the Milwaukee system a
Mason City. and Mrs. johnson is MAJ
ried to one of the best young men i
that city.
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As Advertised.
l purchased bottle of Chamber
, lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoe
Remedy. and found it to be all elaine
for it in the advertisements. Tire