The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-04-12
Mrs. Ed Quirk was calling on Deni-

Boone at the home of his sister, Mrs
j. J. Conner.
After a couple of months vacation
A. w. Lyman is again at his post a
the depot.
Rev. j. Jas. DePree, of Denison, wa
calling on friends here the first of thu
week.
B. Roberts, of Dunlap, was Val
caller Saturday evening.
| There We're seven cars of cattle
shipped from here to Chicago Satur
day. evening.
Miss Lillian Granny was a bushes:
visitor in Denison Saturday.
Maurice Eland, OF Dunlap, VISITED
here with his mother the first of las
week.
Miss Hazel Knowles, who teaches
school near Schleswig, and a lad!
friend were over-Sunday visitors a
the John Knowles home.
Miss Blanche Freml visited with he
sister, Mrs. Leahy, in Denison las
week.
Misses Kate Hassett and B. Nc
Nertney were down from Denison 81
Saturday evening, calling on friends
| Mrs. A. Starek, of West Side, Wis
tied Vail friends Wednesday.
Jas. Watson was down from Deni
son Monday calling on friends.
Mart Ryan and daughter, Marie
left last week for Omaha, where Mr.
Ryan has rented hotel and expect!
to make his home.
Miss HERNIA Hulce and Anna Mae
Dillenberger were visiting Deniso1
friends Wednesday.
Mrs. F. Pieper was a Denison caller
Monday.
Lloyd Weir, who took Mr.. Lyman's
place here as station agent during
the latter's vacation, left the first O.
last week for visit to different parts
of Colorado.
Mrs. Shomler, of Des MOines, Wis
| tied here the first of last week at the
DR.. Darling home.
Mrs. F. Farley and sister, Mrs. Ack
erman, were shopping in Denison or
Monday.
Mrs. P. Driscoll and daughter. Ma
rie, and Miss Mary O'Shea were call
| ing on friends in Carroll Saturday.
p. Finneran and son, William, were
visitors in Denison on business Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bohnker spent q
couple of days last week in Omaha
Misses Margaret and Nellie Powers
last week with DenisOn relatives.
Miss X. Baumhover, of Carroll, was
calling on Vail friends Sunday.
Jno. Maloy was here from West
Side Sunday.
Sister Navier. of Clinton, who has
been in Vail for the past two weeks
in the interest of the new building the
| Sisters of st. Francis are having
erected at Clinton, left for her home
Sunday evening well pleased with the
people of Vail
Mrs. George Friday went to ST
.Josephs hospital in Omaha last week
where she underwent surgical oper
alton. Mr.. Friday came home Sun
day and reports her as getting alons
as well as could be expected.
Miss Lillian Lawler, OF West Side
spent Saturday night here at tn.
Granny home.
The death of Mrs. Stevens, aget
So years, occurred at the home of he
daughter, Mrs. Ed Darling, F'rida.
| Ai'i Il1iS,, Ehpill lSI1, dltSI SIOl
illness. The funeral services were
| held at the M. r. church at 2:3O Sun
day afternoon. After the ceremon,
! the body was taken to the depot an(
/ left until the evening train took i,
to Maquoketa, her former home, fol-
burial.
Catherine, aged two years anC
three months, Youngest daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcguire, died al
the family home Monday at 10 o'clock
after short illness. Her death wa:
caused from commissions. Her funera
was held Tuesday at 1890 from the
house. and Rev. Father Murphy rea(
the last prayers before burial. The
parents have the deepest sympathy O
friends and relatives.
| Word was received here that Ba
Mccarthy, an Oldtime character who
spent his time walking around visit
ing his friends, was walking on the
railroad track Sunday and was strucl
by Northwestern train and killed
His remains were taken by the corO
ner of Sac county and up to this writ
| ing we have heard no further partic
ulars
Mrs. Jno. McGOvern visited in Den
ison Monday with her daughter, Mag
gle, who is in the hospital there.