The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-02-03


Vail friends last Wednesday.
Grandpa Guhne, who has made his
home here for the last couple Of years
with his son, H. Guhne, departed last
week for st. Louis, where he will
make his home for the future.
L. L. Osterlund and wife were call
ing on Denison friends Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Quirk was called to
Clinton Wednesday last by the serious
illness of her sister. Mrs. Annie Ken
nedy.
Harry Norton of Odebolt spent the
last week here with his brother,
Maurice.
The pretty home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Duffy was the scene of an en-
joyable surprise party last Monday
evening, the occasion being Jlm's
birthday. When about a dozen of his
gentlemen friends walked in and sur
prised him. The evening was pleas
anuly spent in playing cards etc. His
friends departed at late hour wishing
him many happy returns of the day.
loud in their praise of the enjoyable
evening spent and pronouncing Mrs.
Duffy very charming hostess. They
presented James with a shaving set.
The wind storm here on Friday
night last did good deal Of damage
in and around Vail. The north half
of the east side of the roof of the
Catholic church was blown off. The
church cannot be used until it is re-.
paired. The Woodman hall was used
Sunday for church services. The
damages to the church is estimated at
over one thousand dollars. 1t is fully
insured. The windmill on the DR..
Langan farm, where John Robinson
lives was blown down and out build
ings were unroofed. Thos. Adams,
VIM. Albert. Jas. Bremner, A..
Champion, Chas. Breen, Thos. Bart
lett, A. Vernon each had their wind.
mills blown down. There are other
losses of minor Importance arount
here caused by Fridays storm. II
was the worst storm we have had il
many years.
Walter Henderson and Jas. Nelso,
were here from Council Bluffs las
week looking after farms to rent.
A large force OF men are at work
in and around Vail repairing the dam
age done by the storm to the tele
phone lines. Dozens of telephone
poles were broken off near the groun,
by the force of the wind. 1t will
r cause quite loss to the Telephon,
company.
t Rev. Father Farrelly Of Denisol
t was calling on Father Murphy her
Monday.
Mrs. L. Molseed was visiting
friends in Denison Wednesday.
e Mr.. F. Stoner of Logan, Iowa
n was transacting business here Mon
day.
S VIM. White was passenger t
e Denison Monday morning
The banns of marriage were pub
S lished for the first time last Supda
: between Joe Mcdonald and Mis-
Kate Tremmel, both of this place.
n Mrs. Monaghan. who is suffering
s from severe cold for the last coupl
of weeks, is slightly improved at thi
: writing.
z Art Adams was in Omaha coupl
of days the last of last week OF
e business.
+ Mrs. John McGrane of Halbur, la.
was calling on friends here one da
last week.
y The basket ball game here Satur
day night between the Vail Y. M. c
A. team and the Denison Colleg
team was won by the latter. Didn'
S learn the score.
f George Robinson shipped one loa
of fat cattle to Chicago Saturda
t night. James Brogan shipped tw
loads of cattle Monday night and Val
: Mill company three loads.
e Mrs. James Hill was Denise
caller Monday.
n j. Allen Timmins of Elk Point.
D., was a business caller in Va
/, Monday.