The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-08-30
Vm. Hill home, left Friday for their

Z Mr.. Ham, of Omaha, is the ney
! barber at the c. H. Norton shop.
Miss Anna Wahlin, who has BEEF
spending the past month with rela
tives in Jefferson and Gray, returne'
home the last Of the week.
c.. Lorenzen spent Sunday in Dem
son. ",,s- ,.,,,.', 800
Mike Giblin returned Friday eve
ming from a few days visit in Omaha
d Miss Ferne Fitzgibbons left Frida,
for a months visit with relatives il
different parts of South Dakota.
| John Kelly is visiting in Omaha Thu
week. ~, ,15g III,
Dan Seaman, Sr. returned home TIL
last of the week from q pleasant visi
with his brother in Chicago.
II Mr.. and Mrs. James Duffy spent the
last Of the week at the Des Moinei
fair. &sg,l
4 Mr. and Mrs Ralph HQuirk motored
down from Dunlap Sunday and spent
a few hours with relatives. .F'.l
Miss Nora Kinney and niece, of Den
ison, were Vail visitors Sunday.
Miss Clara Servoss is taking two
4 weeks vacation from her work at
Jim's store.
! Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Till entertained
number of relatives last Thursday
at their home north of town, among
whom We're Mrs, j. Harkin and two
children. of Ell Reno, Okla; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Vernon and son, Ed, of Deni.
son; Mrs. L. Miller and daughter, Hill
da, OF Kansas City, Mo-, and Mrs.
Keane and Miss Bonita .Fitzgibbons,
| of Vail.
Miss Donahue and niece, Miss Mar
garet Dempsey, OF Omaha, spent last
week here at the P. Brogan home.
Mart Lynch, of Carroll, was Vail
visitor the first of the week.
Mrs. H. Pieper returned Sunday af-
lternoon from visit with relatives in
the south part of the state
L Mrs. T.sF. ;RatchfOrd and daughter,
who have been spending the past two
weeks here with relatives and friends,
left the first Of the week for Charter
Oak for few days visit with her SIS
ter-in-law, Mrs. ID. McGrafh before go
ing to her home in Omaha.
Miss .Jens Farley returned home the
last of the week from months visit
in the west.
Mrs. M. Granny spent last week at
ey, in jackson township. ,
went to Omaha Sunday morning, where:
they will make their future home, Mr..
Dougherty has been working in Oma-
ha for the past three weeks.
Mrs. JANSEN. of Carroll, spent the
Yvsek - 10 oh H.. rry{kI, l., ,
Mrs. II. Gronemeyer 80 :rh
Z Thos. FOgarty and sister and Chas.
McAlpin and wife and two children, Of
Elkcity, Okla, who have been spend
ing the summer with relatives in Vail
and Carroll county, left by auto Mon
day morning for their home,
II P. H. Sheridan and wife and Thos.
Sheridan and wife motored over toll
Denison on business Saturday. t@
Matt Nee and his mother and
sister, Marie, and Mrs. Matt McCor-
mick and two daughters spent Sunday
at the lake. Ets
Mrs. John .McGovern was Denison|
visitor Saturday.
Maurice O'Connor1 and sons and the1
.1isses Maggie and nellie Hickey autoed
over. to Arion Sunday and spent the
day at the Mrs. Conroy home.
Mrs. J. p. Duffy was calling in Car /
roll Thursday.
Walt O'Connor, of Lidderdale, spent
Sunday with Vail friends.
VIM. Hill and family and Miss Wini-
fred Fitzsimmons lleft Saturday by
auto for, Des MOines, where they will
spend three or four days at the state
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Rowan and their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rowan. of
Chicago, spent Sunday at the M. X.
Houlihan home near Denison.
Mike Costello returned Friday from
q months visit, with relatives In Dav-
export. &@i
The band boys were in West Side
Sunday.
Henry Gronemeyer made a business
trip to Arthur the last of the week.
Nellie Manon spent Wednesday in
Denison.
Miss Anna Powers went to Manila
the last of the week where she started
her fall term of school Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holland returned
home Wednesday from their visit in
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. il
E Earl and Blanche Harrington and
Mrs. T. ]. Kenney motored over toll
West Side Tuesday.
Mrs. Jennie Kruger. of Omaha, is
visiting with relatives in and around
Vail. I $4
Nick Thies and daughter. of Arthur,
spent Sunday here at the Gronemeyer
homes. 4
Miss Mary Kenney is visiting with
relatives in Omaha. i,- z,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruening. of Arcadia,
spent Sunday in Vail.
t Drainage Plat Is Valuable.
Every farmer who puts down drain;
age tile should keep map of this tile
as a record for future use of what has