The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-11-24

goth. j. Monaghan shipped one load
of cattle, W. Bartlett two loads, Joe
Rundlett one load. CAas. Breen two
loads, r. Kinney two loads, John 7.
Walsh two loads. Bartlett, Kinney.
Monaghan and Breen went with the
shipment to Chicago. A. j. Adams
sent one load of hogs to South Omaha
markets,
Mrs. R. Robson and baby of Dun
lap were guests at the VIM. Haas
home here last week.
Mrs. Thos. Ratchford is numbered
among the sick.
Jay Monaghan arrived home last
week from Winamac, Ind where he
has been working for the past year in
q printing Office, and we are pleased
to know he has accepted position in
the Observer office and will make
Vail his home again.
Rev. Father Murphy spent Monday
in Dunlap he guest of Father Hanson.
Mrs. Will Haas and daughter, Mar
jcrie. visited Denison friends Monday.
John Fitzpatrick returned last week
from the west, where he has been for
the past few years.
Jim O'Connell came up from Scran-
ton Saturday to visit. his many Vail
friends.
Miss Bertha Kral was calling on
Denison friends Monday.
Miss Mae Lynch left the first Of
the week for an extended visit with
relatives in St. Louis and Clinton
county.
Miss Kate Duffy and cousin. Ida
Duffy, epent last week at the Mike
O'Connell home north of West Side.
Mrs. Jas. McAndrews visited her
daughter, Mrs. Jones, in Denison
Tuesday.
Miss Lulu Mcguire spent last week
in Omaha on business and pleasure
combined.
James Kileen was up from West
Side on business Saturday.
], Mr.. DeHart of Nebraska visited
relatives here last week.
i The Vail Woodmen Band will give
grand ball in the opera house
Thanksgiving night and everyone is
cordially invited.
Maurice O'Connor spent part OF
last week in Denison attending court
Mrs. Mike McVey of Odebolt spen,
a couple of days the first of the week
here with relatives.
Ed. Ryan, Jr.. of Omaha came
Friday for short visit with his
! father. E. T. Ryan. Il
John Harrington made a trip to the
county seat Tuesday.
For the past few months VIM.
!, Brynes, our furniture dealer, adver-
tised that he would Civ. as a prem
ium to the corn raiser in the vicini-
ty of Vail. an elegant rocking chair
for the best tour ears of corn brought
to his store Saturday last was the
day that the prize was to be award.
, ed. There were eight farmers en-
tered the contest. Their names are
Ralph Hannah. Fred Pody, Georgi
Novotne, Thos. Abbott Geo. Robin
( son. T. j. Giblin. Horace Miller and
} VIM. Kral. The judges selected tt
award the prize were Andrew Whit.
ing, VIM. Moloney and VIM. Dobler
After careful examination of ths
t corn by the Judges, they decided that
Ralph Hannah had the best fou. ear
| of corn, and he got the prize. AL
the judges are practical farmers and
: are considered expert corn raisers
The corn that won the prize was Of
: the yellow dent variety and the FIELD
that this corn was taken from aver
r aged ninety bushels to the acre. The
. four ears weighed four pounds and two
ounces. All the corn exhibited wa
very good and it was no easy task 70,
the judges t. make decision.
t Joseph Etzel. who has been u lone
e time in the butcher business. has solt
his interests to his partner. Earl Hoff
| A10us VIC wiz Oil 1lleS JUS 4uOlS
never was man in the butcher bus
mess in Vail who was SO uni ,ersall
we'll liked as he, always pleasant and
q in good humor, and treated all alike
. His successor is young man of goo1
business qualifications aid no doub
v will make success of his business
t Rev. Davis of West Side was il
Vail Sunday
4 Rev Davis of West Side was i,
Vail Sunday.
Miss Anna Mae Strong will ca
THANKSGIVING dinner with friends al
{ Rockwell City.
t Mis-. josie Harmon went to penisol
: Saturday for visit with her sister,
3 Mrs. John Epriqht.
Mrs. Lizzie Mulseed and daughter
Margaret. will spend Thanksgiving ir
o Omaha with her son. Clarence. who il
n a student at Creighton College.