The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-04-12

Tuesday of last week on account OF the
death of their sister. Mrs. J. A. Reilly
Miss Albertine Grover was visitor
in .Denison Thursday. 81
Il Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Kelley welcomed
q young daughter to their home last
Saturday, April 9Th. Congratulations
are extended to them by their numer
QUE friends.
Ed Granny, of Omaha, came up or
Saturday to spend Sunday with his
mother and sisters.
P. J. Lawler, of Breda, was here 8
couple of days the past week on bust
ness.
Misses Gertrude O'Donnell and
Katie Monaghan were Denison visitors
last Thursday. /.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Macke and baby
returned home Saturday afternoon
from ten days visit with his rela
tives in Carroll.
James Dugan and family m0tored
over to West Side Sunday morning tC
spend the day at the Bart Mitchell
home.
A number Of baseball enthusiasts
held a meeting one evening last week
for the purpose Of organizing a base
ball team for this year. The meeting
was we'll attended. J. E. Powers was
chosen manager. Last years grounds
nave been leased for the season. The
club will be composed of the follow
ing: Dave O'Reilly, Linus Powers
Ralph Quirk, H. Maynard. Tom Duffy
Geo. Dieter, o. Christiansen, John
Ryan and Frank Sheridan. The dia
mond is all ready for games as soOn
as the weather permits.
Mrs. John Costello and daughter and
Misses Mary Ann Dugan and NJ. FL
wood were shopping in Denison last
Thursday.
NJ. l.. Houlihan has been confined
10 hts home by illness for the past
week Miss Grace O'Connor. of Deni
son, is assisting in the bank during
his illness.
Mrs. J. Harrington and Miss Blancll
were DenisOn callers Fri
day. T..
Mrs. John Ainsworth, of Denison
spent the last of the week in Vail.
Miss Clara Servoss spent the last OF
the week in Omaha.
Miss Blanche Hickey, of Denis0n
here with her folks.
Misses nellie Upham and Bernice
Blake were visitors in Carroll the last
of the week.
Mrs. r. C. Molseed spent the last of
the week with relatives and friends In
Omaha, returning Sunday evening.
Miss Marie Keane helped Kruse's
orchestra of West Side furnish music
for dance at Manning Sunday eve.
Ming.
The residence of Mrs. Dean, now un-
der construction, Is progressing rap
idly. The house is now ready for the
plasterers.
Mrs. NJ. j. Monaghan left Monday
morning for Omaha, where she will
spend the week with friends.
Master James Houlihan is spending
the week with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Houlihan, in Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Friday and Miss
es Fern and Bonita Fitzgibbons were
West Side visitors last Sunday.
John Fitzpatrick is here from Can.
ada for a visit with relatives and
friends.
Miss Krull. of Valley Junction was
the guest of her sister, Miss Clara
Krull, over Sunday.
Mrs. John Kruse and little daughter
over from West Side Monday
for brief visit. at
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fitzsimmons
were Denison visitors Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Encnbaeh and two daugh-
ters were West Side visitors Sunday.
+ Mr.. and Mrs.. G. P.5Ambrose and son.
who have made Vail their home>1o
the past two years. have moved to
Cedar Falls. While here Mr.. Ambrose
assisted H. C. Gronemeyer at the car
penter work.
Miss Ruth, Knowles spent the last
of the week in Denison.
: Miss Mary McGovern is spending
the week in West Side
Chester Schlumberger. of Denison,
was calling On friends here Sunday.
Miss Mae Lynch, OF Carroll, has
been visiting here the past week at
the home OF her brother, Earl Lynch,
and with other friends. Is
Among those from here who attend.
cd the funeral OF the late Mr.. Cawfield
at DenisOn Tuesday were Mesdames
John Mcdonnell, P. Deane. Jas. Man.
gan and Mike O'Connell.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Quirk went to Dun.
lap Friday for visit with her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Murphy.
O'Reilly Brothers moved the con.
tents of their hardware store across
the street into the c. Macke building
the last of the week and the work Of
the old store building Is
lively: The erection of a
new brick building will be commenced
rs soon as the present structure is re-
Things are quite lively in Vail.
G. w. Bruening, of Arcadia. is super
Intending the building of the Smutney
building and A. d. Servoss. of Denison,
that Of the O'Reilly building.
A. j. Adams, OF Omaha, spent the
last of the week with Vail relatives.
The Grand Junction Globe admits
that the democratic quarrel is none Of
its affair. but believes ut would be-
right and just II Marsh and the whole
kit and caboodle of the old line boss
es were free" III q