The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-01-26

THE DENISON REVIEW,
to business and meeting their many
Vail. friends.
Miss Kate Byrnes visited last week
in Denison with her aunt Mrs. p.
Portz.
/ Mrs. Thos. Fitzgibbons made Den
ison business call Tuesday.
Mr.. James Langan and daughter,
Marion of Omaha, spent the latter
1 part Of last week in Vail with re,a-
tives
Mrs. H. C. Reel made business
trip to Winterset last week.
John Byrnes spent last week st
Ames with friends and carried away
q couple Of prizes from the corn show.
| The shipments of live stock from
here Saturday night were r.. Whiting,
three cars cattle; A. j. Adams, two;
Thos. Dalton. one; ]. North. one; DIAL
ton and Whiting went in charge.
There were orders for twenty cars
but the Northwestern could not or
would not furnish the cars.
Mrs. J. Powers spent Saturday IN
Denison.
Sears McHenry was down from
Denison Monday attending to bust
ness.
John Kearney, Chas. McC ollough and
M j. Keane were passengers to Dem
Iison Monday noon.
| Miss Pearl McAndrews spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her sister.
Mrs. Jones in Denison.
John Champion wife and baby boy
spent Sunday with Denison friends.
| Mr.. Maurice O'Connor, son Chas,
and Miss Hickey spent Tuesday in
Denison on business and pleasure.
John Breen was at the county seat
on business Wednesday.
Mrs. John Vennink of West Side
Sundayed in Vail.
Alva Daniels was here Saturday
evening from Denison for short
while.
Mrs. Thos.. Mokler OF Bismark, N.
| d. visited relatives here last week en-
route to Arizona where she goes for
a six months stay for her health.
Mrs. Will Mitchell and. twins spent
a couple OF DAYS the first OF the week
in Denison with her mother. Mrs. E.
McCarthy.
One Of the best basket ball games
of the season took place in the Opera
House here last Saturday evening.
The contestants were Vail and
Woodbine. Woodbine lost to Vail by
the overwhelming score OF SO to Ia.
The girls basket ball game the same
evening was won by the West Side
girls. score 5 to 16.
Miss 3 Walsh visited Denison
friends a couple Of days last week. 4
!. A very pretty wedding occurred on
Wednesday, morning Jan. 10 when Mr..
Henry Sowder of Chadron, Neb., and
Miss Fannie Durham, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Durham, were united
lin marriage by Rev H .Hostettler.
After the cermony the bridal party
and immediate families of the happy
young couple partook OF a bountiful
wedding breakfast at the home Of the
BRIDES parents. Later in the day the
newly welded couple left for the east
where they will enjoy stay of sew,
eral weeks. On their return they will
make their home at Chadron, Nebr.
The groom is a fireman with head.
quarters at Chadron,
John Loehner one of Wallis pioneers
died at his home here in the early
hours Of Saturday morning. Mr.. Loe-
liner had not been, in very good health
for the last year, yet >his death on
Saturday morning was unexpected.
The immediate cause of his dea.h
was paralysis. A stroke of which he
suffered the evening before his death.
Mr.. Loehner was in his seventy-fourth
year. He leaves family Of grown up
children. besides an aged widow to
mourn his loss. His funeral services
were held Tuesday at II o'clock from
the house with interment in the Vail
cemetery.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is the best Of
cough remedies for adults and children.
scHLEsWlG ITEMS.
Mr.. M. Jacobsen and wife of Ida