The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-11

at Manila with her parents.
Miss Lulu Mcguire returned Tuesday
from few days spent in Omaha.
Tracey Chapman and wife visited in
Jefferson Wednesday.
The Misses Helen and Bertha TrexelI
Of Denison visited friends here last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Newcomb OIL
Smithland, Iowa, we're Vail visitors
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Quirk and Miss Clara Mean
drew spent Friday in Denison with
their sister. Mrs. Jones.
George Servoss made q trip to Deni-
son Wednesday.
Mrs. M. O'Reilley returned Wednes-
day from months stay at Waterloo,
Iowa.
Mrs. F .sarek and daughter, Mrs. A.
Clark, were shopping in Omaha on
Wednesday.
Jesse Granny returned last week
from Egley, N. D., where he went to
visit his brother, Ed.
Clarence Molseed returned home
Tuesday from Omaha. where he has
been attending Creighton college.
q Mrs. p. Haas returned home last
week from an extended visit In Clin-
=. Champion was down from Deni-
9on Monday.
Dan Fitzpatrick was in Des Moines
\ on business last week.
Mrs. William Kral and son spent
Saturday In Denison with her mother
q Mrs Breen.
,4l(rs. S. g. Durham visited in Sioux,
Sng laThulatea.
4, the miners and otisynie ntHe' aday IN
hade to them by the opera ~ so's'
tcrease the cost of proG6d daughter,
lat 10 cents q ton. son with
Even the railroads W. NJ / r,tv Nah
~ us an advance .cceents. Mr.. and Mrs
the old prices, Eth Of town.
John p. Reese tJiin returned the first of
increase Of lsfom visit with relatives at
80, =, ~. -Jlty.
s3e = ,E L. Clayton went to Jefferson on
business Thursday.
Miss Gertie O'Donnell and Blanche
Harrington were Denison callers Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Conner Of Boone
spent Sunday here at the F. O'Boyle
home.
Mrs. Thomas Ratchford and daugh-
ter, Wilhelmina, spent a couple of days
last week in Denison with friends.
Miss Lizzie Harmon, who has been
visiting relatives in Hanover for tbs:
past few weeks, returned home.
Miss Nellie Powers visited last week
with friends in the vicinity of Manila.
Mrs. Joe White of Denison visited
the latter part of last week at the Pat
Lynch home, north of town. II
Mrs. Margaret and Marie WEIGH re-
turned Wednesday evening from a
visit with friends at Omaha.
Mr.. Herschel Hulce of Sioux City
# spent the past two weeks here with
his father and sisters
j. M. Woolsoncroft made business
trip to Carroll Friday.
John Mccullough and Mike Creme
han We're passengers to Omaha We'd
nesday looking for feeders.
Mrs. John Costello and Miss Anna
Kinery of West Side spent Sunday in
Vail
Mrs. Champion Of Denison spent a
part of last week here with her son,
John, and wife.
). Miss Mayme Harrington visited rela-
lives in Omaha last week.
Miss Rookh Lyman spent Thursday
with friends at Sheldahl Iowa.
Pete Mumm spent Thursday with
friends in West Side.
Tim Quifk returned to Vail Saturday
after spending couple of weeks with
his daughter, Mrs. Thomas Fitzpatrick,
near Denison.
C. T. McKeehan was business
caller at the county seat Saturday.
Mrs. William Watson and son Wis
tied relatives in Denison Wednesday.
Mrs. Alfred Wright of Denison spent
Wednesday here at the NJ. j. Keane
home.
DR.. Young and wife spent Wednes-
day In Jefferson.
James O'Reilley was passenger to
Denison Wednesday.
Maurice O'Connor was business
visitor at Sioux City last week.
Miss Weber of Denis0n spent last
week here at the John Breen home.
Ben Wahlin and wife spent Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs. j. e. O'Dien
and family, at Arcadia.
The Misses M. j., Margaret. Anna
and Nell Mccarthy Of Denison were
guests at the Will Mitchell home here
Sunday.
Rev. Father Murphy spent Sunday in
Carroll.
The members of the Yeomen
\ Lodge held q very enjoyable dance and
banquet last Friday evening. Hold
ridges celebrated harp orchestra fur
nished the music for long pro-
gramme of dances. Everybody present
reports fine time.
r. J. Kenney, who was operated
upon several days ago at the Presby-
terrain Hospital, Omaha. returned home
last Friday and is improving rapidly.
The Misses Elsie McAndrew and