The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-25
VAIL NEWS

VAIL NEWS.
Mrs. Trexel returned home to Deni.
|son Saturday noon after q couple OF
days visit at the Joe Rundlet home.
Mrs. Kruger, who has been visiting
at the B. Mitchell home, left Thursday
for Schleswig, where she will visit
friends for few days before return.
ling to Omaha.
Mrs. Robson OF Dunlap spent Slast
week here with her daughter, Mrs
William Haas.
] Mrs. William Mcguire was q Deni
son caller Monday. v,
Mrs. Henry Gronemeyer is visiting
In Chicago for the past couple OF
weeks.
james Mangan and wife spent Fri.
|day in Denison.
]. w. Rundlett has been in Nebras.
ka and Wyming for the last ten days
ATTENDING to business.
Morris McHenry Of Denison was
here on business Tuesday.
Mrs. William Watson and children
visited relatives in Carroll last week,
1 F. Holland visited Denison Monday,
Mrs. Dave Mccullough returned
Thursday from weeks visit with her
Isister, near Manila.
Ed McAndrews was down from
Denison Saturday to attend the fu,
neral of Mrs. Long.
Mrs. Norris Of Carroll was here
Saturday on business.
Bart Mitchell was an over Sunday
lguest of friends at Marshalltown.
p. T.. Clayton, Ralph Quirk and Row
land Tonner Sundayed in DenisOn.
Mrs. John Hickey spent the first Of
the week in Omaha with friends,
Mrs. A. Kral was. Denison caller
Monday.
Miss Grace Mitchell spent the past
week with her grandma in Denison.
Miss Mary and Lizzie Walsh were
Omaha visitors Friday.
ATTENDED the funeral of M. Mcmahon
at Manila Sunday.
Born to- Jim Brogan and wife, Tues
day. May II. daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. p. Costello, Mrs. John
Holland and Miss Lizzie Lynch were
Denison callers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Kane of Scranton
spent couple Of days the last of
last week here with friends.
Rev. Father Murphy was a Carroll
visitor Thursday.
DIR. Young was a Denison caller Sat
lurday.
Mrs. Doran and son Of Omaha Wis
tied here last week with friends.
Miss Kracht was shopping in Deni-
son Friday.
James Langan OF Omaha spent last
week here on business.
g. Baker of Denison was here Fri
day.
Mrs. M. Conroy of Arion spent the
week at the home of her brothers, G.
B. McAndrews, north of town.
r. J. Mccullough made business
trip to Omaha Thursday.
Mrs. James Watson was q Denisol
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. William Mitchell was calling
on Denison friends Friday.
Mr.. r. Powers of Denver, Colo,
made brief visit here with his sister,
Mrs. John McGovern, last week while
on his way Chicago.
Il Mrs. j. German of Seattle, Wash,
was called here last week by the death
of his sister, Mrs. b. Long.
Miss Ida Duffy of Boone, who has
been visiting here for the past couple
of weeks at tn home of her uncle.
Thomas Duffy, and at the M. O'Con-
nell home, returned to her home Sun
Iday.
Mrs. Thomas Ratchford spent part
LOT last week with relatives in Omaha.
William Stagleman of Dunlap spent
the first Of the week here with rela-
tives.
| Mrs. John McGovern was in Deni.
son Saturday on business.
Mrs. Frank Sheridan spent Friday
with Dunlap friends.
Mrs. Margaret Thurmond of Omaha
is q guest at the parental William
White home here.
Commencement exercises at the
Vail High School will take place in
the M. w. A. Hall Friday evening,
May q. Those to graduate are Albert
Chamberlin, Luella vennink, Hazel
Knowles, John Kenney and Helen
Kral. The baccalaureate sermon was
delivered last Sunday evening at the
Presbyterian church by Rev. DePree
Of Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Gibbons Of
Carroll were called here Sunday by
the death Of their niece, Willie Glib
bons.
On Sunday, May %, Willie Gibbons,
8 years old, son of Austin Gibbons
Of East Boyer township. was found
dead on the road near Nora Kinney's
house. He was sent by his parents on
horseback to Tom Costello's, and on
his way home the horse fell and in
some way was rolled over the boy,
which caused the lads death. Willie
Gibbons was an exceptionally intelli-
gent child and his parents are sorely
distressed over his sudden death. Mr..
and Mrs. Gibbons have the sympathy
of the entire community. The funeral
takes place tomorrow (Tuesday), at
Vail.
Quite number from here attended
1.-The hall game at Carroll Sunday