The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-11-10
I. VAIL ITEMS.

Mr.. Kenney and Mr.. McCaffery of
Denison were visiting here Sunday
between trains.
Mrs. Pat Lynch and daughter. Mae.
were transacting business in Denison
4 Wednesday.
Mr.. Will WEIGH Of Maple River
junction spent Saturday here with his
sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Driscoll and
family spent Thursday in Denison vis-
iting friends.
The Ladies' Cemetery Association
will hold their annual bazaar on
Thursday and Friday Of this week.
Everybody is cordially invited. The
bazaar will close Friday night with q
grand ball.
Mrs. j. ]. Corners Of Boone is here
this week visiting her mother. Mss.
Frank O'Boyle.
Lew Kerrigsn and wife and Mr.
Frank Kealy of Hastings. Men. were
calling on Vail friends Friday.
Mr.. Lawrence Servoss of Denison
\ was visiting here Saturday.
John Walsh was called to Ports
mouth Friday to see his father in law,
Mr.. Coughlin, who is dangerously i'll.
Mrs. John McNamara Of Emmetts-
burg, Iowa, Is visiting relatives here
this week.
Mr.. Thos. Sheridan returned home
Saturday. after two weeks visit il,
the Dakotas.
Clifford Barborka Of Denison spent
Sunday here at the John Kral home.
Professor Fautz, wife and daughter
and Mr.. McKeehan attended the
Teachers Convention at Des Moinea
last week.
Miss Margaret Considine of Deni-
con spent Sunday here with Miss
Genevie Farley.
MIR. Hill of Denison was transact
ling business here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Quigley returned
to their home at Elk City, Okla.
Monday after a two months stay with
Mrs. Quigley's mother, Mrs. M. Nc
Alpin.
Clearey & Co.. construction com
pany of Chicago. have a large force
of men at work building new raj
road bridge across the stream running
through Vail. The bridge is to be
d one hundred feet long and vida enough
. to accommodate four tracks. 1t il
r something that has been needed fol
J Iquite a while. The old bridge war
y built on piles and in time of freshet
would not let the high water through
to the Boyer. This is the reason the
streets Of Vail Rave been flooded 81
> frequently in the past few years. We
. all hope the building of this bridg,
will lessen the damage in Vail from
high water.
Ed. Duffy made business trip tt
the county seat Mondav. y.
Mr.. Albert Vernon was business
visitor in Omaha couple Of days OF
last week.
Mrs. Bagley. Mrs. Stare and Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. Clark spent Sunday ii
West Side at the Alt Starek home.
Mr.. Kennebec of Arcadia was Wis
iting here Sunday.
Mr.. Emmett Quirk was visiting il
: Omaha Tuesday.
al Mrs. Pat Lane visited her parent,
4 at East Boyer last week.
Jas. Duffy. T. F. Ratchford. Frank
Etzel. John Ryan and Joe Duffy ut.
tended the funeral of Marshal Hattor
at Carroll Thursday. going down il
8 John Ryan's auto.
d Mr.. Pat Driscoll was visiting il
n Deloit Saturday.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Meehan of Dewitt
e Iowa. were over Sunday visitors 81
the Jim Byrnes home.
John McGovern went to Omaha tn.
y first of the week and purchased SOU,
= feeders.
Mrs. Bradley of Jamestown. Penn.
= arrived here last week and will max,
}. her home with her daughter, Mrs
John Carney, south Of town. Mrs
: Bradley lived here some twenty year,
ago.
"A A great number from here ATTENDED
the funeral of Mrs. Thos. Hickey al
i Manila Saturday
e Miss Nellie Hickey of Omaha wa!