The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-24
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Mrs, NJ. Kral returned last week
from 3 visit With relatives at Glidden.
Thos. Cody, OF Manila, spent q
couple Of days last week with friends
| In Vail.
Sears McHenry was down from DEN
ison Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Harkin, Of
Ell Reno. Okla, spent couple Of
days last week at the M. j. Keane
home.
Mrs. .Hogle, Of Mt. Vernon, is visit
| ing relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Jno. Storms, OF Lone Tree, and
Mrs. B. Fletcher and daughter, Louise,
of Creighton, Neb., visited last week
here with their sister, Mrs. g. "A.
Vennink.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe White, Of Deni-
son, spent Thursday here with friends.
M. L. Houlihan spent Sunday at his
home In Arion.
Miss Johanna Kracht went to Dem
ison last week for an indefinite stay.
Miss Mae Cody returned from Ma
nilla last week for q visit with her
parents.
Quite number from Denison at
tended the T. Costello funeral here
Sunday.
NJ. Bredahl, of Fontanelle, spent
last week at the A. Bandow home.
Miss Ruth Clements, of Carroll
spent last week here with her aunt,
Mrs. VIM. Watson.
Mr.. Weir, of Council Bluffs, spent
Sunday here at the A. w. Lyman
home.
Mrs. Geo. Foley and Miss Lawler
went to Dakota Monday noon for a
visit with relatives.
Thomas Costello died at the home
Of his son in East Boyer township OF,
Friday, August 10, 1910, and was
buried in the Vail cemetery Sunday,
August 21st. Deceased was about
| eighty-four years old and native Of
Ireland. He came to Crawford coun-
ty about thirty years ago with his
family and settled in East Boyer
Township, where they accumulated q
large amount of property. He was q
good, straight honest man and was
we'll thought of by his neighbors. The
funeral services were conducted at
ST. AIMS church by Father Murphy,
and q large number of friends and
lneighbors We're in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harding, Of Denison.
spent Sunday here at the A w. Lyman
home.
Mrs. A. Haneman and daughter. Al
ma, spent Tuesday with Denison
friends.
Sister Mary Andrew, who has been
spending the last couple Of weeks at
this place with her uncle, Rev. Father
Murphy, returned to Hawarden ON
Monday.
The school board Of Vail purchased
site for the new school house to be
built as soon as possible. The site
purchased is very good one and
will please the people Of Vail. We
will soon have an up-to-date school
building with all modern improve
ments and the school children Of this
place and vicinity should thank the
school board for the part they took
in providing the same. May their DAYS
be long in the land.
| The carnival has come and gone.
The weather was not favorable, vet
the promoters came out financially on
the right side. The receipts are said
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expenses about nine hundred dollars
The free attractions were considered
first class and seemed to give the Wis
itors satisfaction. We are not brag
lying on the paid shows. They were
the best that could be had so we must
be satisfied. We had q good merry.
Der Of representatives OF the company
go-round and q gentlemanly crew run.
ming 1t. The young folks enjoyed ii
very much.
Grandpa Dieter returned home Sat,
urday from six months visit with
relatives in the east.s
France Holland is sick with typhoid
fever.
Mart Ryan took the Sunday even,
ing train for Chicago to spend the
week.