The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-07-28

to leave for West Virginia the first of
August and Mr. Boyd and wife have
been secured to run the hotel during
their stay
MIR and Mrs John Grant of High
Bridge, Iowa, visited at the John Lar
son son home last week.
DR. Young is sporting brand new
auto.
Mr. and Mrs Mike Schupitar visited
last week with their daughter in Dow
City.
John Stagleman is at Woodbine
visiting his brother.
Miss Sarah and Grace Hawley of
Stratford Conn, are guests of the
Hawley brothers here for the past cou-
pie of weeks.
NJ. J Keane, and Jas. Mangan were
over to Manila Friday.
Mrs. VIM. White and daughter Mrs.
Thurmond. were calling on friends in
Denlson the first of last week.
Mr. anb Mrs M. Swanson of Chicago
visited here last week with the formers
sister Mrs N Nelson and family.
Ed Keleen spent part of the week
in West Side with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs P. Anderson OF Omaha
were the guests of Vail friends cou
pie Of days last week.
Mrs Joe Duffy and Edna Molseed
were calling on Denison friends
Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Powers returned Wednes-
day from visit with her aunt in Dem
ison.
Ms and Mrs John Hogan stopped of
here last week for q couple of days
visit with Mr.. Hogan's sister, Mrs.
James Byrnes en-route to their home
at Clinton, after spending week wish
ting in Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holland returned
last week from couple of weeks visit
with relatives at Iowa City.
Il. Chapman and Mr.. Magill shipped
two carloads Of sheep to Omaha Sum
day night.
Mrs Clint Paine is visiting at Mar
Gus with her son, Fred and wife.
Miss Rookh Lyman spent Thursday
in Denison with friends.
Mrs Anthony O'Connen has gone to
Toronto called by the serious illness
of her mother.
Mrs Jas Dugan spent Monday in
Omaha on business.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Frank Farley, July 20, 1909.
Miss Evelyn Sherwood for the past
number of years first intermediate
teacher in the Vail schools, will spend
the next fourteen months as home
steader on q claim near Cottonwood,
s D.
Pete mccormick and Clarence MOL
seed were passengers east Monday
morning.
Mrs Frank Norman of Centerville s.
d, sister of Mrs Osterlund, has be. n
visiting with her sister for the last
week. MRS Osterlund and MRS Nor
man spent q part Of last week at Kiron
with friends.
Mrs. w. Mitchell Banner, and baby
boy arrived here Tuesday from Omaha
for visit at the b. Mitchell home.
|. VIM. Byrnes came home Tuesday
from the Denison hospital feeling
pretty we'll.
Miss Nellie Hickey and Master John
| O'Connor took their departure Satur-
day morning for an extended visit
W tn friends at Manly Nebr.
Francis Holland>who has been work.
ling for the last few years in the
Dougherty barber shop has purchased
Mr.. Dougherty's interest and will con
tinue the business with John Champion
Francis has proven himself gooe
workman and there is no doubt of hit
succeeding in the business.
John Carey, 81. Grill and Chas Mol
ter, members of the board of Super
visors were in Vail Friday.
r. Dieter, E Lynch and the Misses
Kate and Loretta Holland went t,
Lake View Sunday morning in tn
Deter car, they returned home Monday
There were shipped from here Sat
urday night, eleven loads of cattle t,
Chicago. Will Adams, Mike Giblin
P. Mccarthy and John McGovern &C
companied the shipment.
Thos Ratchford and Jas Duffy spen
Sunday at Lake View with their folks
Miss Bessie WEIGH was a Carroll Wis
itor Saturday.
MRS Thos Powers and daughter
Martha. are visiting relatives in ant
around MANILA since Sunday.
Miss Leone Molseed, who has beer
the guest of her aunt, MRS Mike Nc
Grath, and other relatives for the pas
couple of month, 8 returned toher hom
il ut Centerville. %. Friday morning.