The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-21
VAIL ITEMS.


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The entire community received Sc
we're shock on Monday, November IL
when it was reported that Peter L.
Monaghan had died suddenly in Deni
son. The cause of his death was hear'
failure. Mr.. Monaghan was born al
Vail some SO years ago and lived an
HIS life here. He leaves to mourn ms
suntimely death one sister and three
hrothers. Mrs. L. C. Dunkleburg, A. j.
M0naghan, Walter, of Atlantic, and
( 81 a.. Monaghan, a lieutenant some
v where in France" The funeral was
y held at st. AIMS church Wednesday
q morning, Rev. Father Murphy ofticiat'
ing, The pail bearers were Z. L.
DIffy. John Costello, Jr., VIM. Ander'
son. Thos. FitzgibbOns and John Mon
Mrs. Dan Murphy died at her home
IN jackson township on Thursday, NO
ver1ber 18th, of pneumonia. Mary
Ann Gilligen was born about Sixty
/. wears ago in Clinton county and M
teen years ago was united in marriage
Is Daniel Murphy, who is left to mourn
the loss of a good christian wife. Inc
4 funeral was held here Saturday at st.
Ann,s church at 10 o'clock, Rev. Faith
er Murphy officiating. The pail bear.
ere were Pat Lawler, John Kelly, Ed
Downey. Charles O'Donnell, Bernard
Mcf,aughlan, Mike O'Connell. Those
from d distance to attend the funeral
were Miss Ruddey, of Storm Lake:
4 Nike Fogerty, of Carroll; Tom roger
Az and sister, of Omaha; Mrs: Charles
McCalpin, of Omaha; Tom Gilligen, OF
Chicago, Mike Gilligen, wife and SON.
u al Storm Lake; Mrs. Saul, OF chi
cagO. ., .o..
K In Monday after two weeks vis't
Y with her daughter, Elsie, who Is in a
hospital there. a.
first OF the week.
Florence and Mike gibbons were
messengers to Carroll Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Lane on
November 18th, a son.
5 Mrs. J. w. Rundlett was shopper
IN Denison Tuesday.
Nj. and Mrs. Ralph Quirk, OF Dun
lar. visited here last week with tneir
many friends. ,.,. ,,o
Mesdames Jim Duffy and Mike NC
Grath autoed to Denison ihursday;
Mrs. Pat Deane and daughter' Ma
RE, were in Denison Thursday.
4 a Mike McVeigh was here from Oma'
ha Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dugan and niece,
Mary Kennedy, autoed to benson last
wednesday evening. .
II sInhn Finneran, of Denison, was in
Vail Tuesday. ,,.~
we're messengers to Omaha Saturday.
3 Marie Keane spent the first OF the
week here at her home.
Mearl Molseed returned Wednesday
affer 4 visit with his father at Center.
vile, s. ..
Il Mrs. F. Starek visited "Wednesday
witt, her daughter, Mrs. A. H. Clark
at Missouri Valley.
Ss Mr.. and Mrs. p. Keeney and dauen'
ter. Nell, visited Friday at the A.
Vernon home in DenisOn.
" Mrs. A. J. Monaghan was shopper
81. 12aI!sSHa Saturday.
y NJ. ksea Agnes Holland and Marion
n FL "a were passengers to Arcadia last
dnesday.
I Ifrs. i. j. Mccormick and daughter,
rte. spent Friday in Denison.
s&ylA nearly unanimous vote was cast
N II the electric lights here last Thurs
Fday. only Ave voting against it.
WIN. Huckstep, Of Boyer, was here
Saturday on business.
Mrs. A.. Short and daughter. Marion,
spent Saturday in Denison.
Miss Nell Hickey was passenger
to Grand Junction Friday.
Miss Dunkelberg, of Arthur, visited
H here recently with her brother, L. c..
4 and wife.
Born to G. Caldwell and wife, No
yember 18th, a son.
MI. and Mrs. Thos. Fitzgibbons
autoed to Denison Friday.
Eighteen car loads Of cattle were
shipped from Vail Saturday night
Tracy North drove o herd Of 425 head
81 cattle to the Vail yards SATURDAY.
,Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Hill and daugh
ter, Marguerite, autoed to Denison or
Saturday. W., ,~-
=. Two showers we're given Miss Flor
's7.nca Gibbons, one on Wednesday eve
S,s,ing and the other Friday evening. a
gs,,er home southwest of town in honol
4 81 her approaching marriage to Geo
Seryoss. A number of her yount
n friends were present and Florence wa'
fire recipient OF many useful gifts.
Mrs. J.4P. Duffy visited the last o
Y the week in Omaha. 4.
Elsie Pieper returned home from
Omaha Saturday.
4 M. and Mrs. Leonard Dieter went tt
\ Carroll Saturday and spent over Sun
day at the p. Lynch home.
Misses Una Adams and Gertrude
Koester spent Saturday in Denison.
Swan Nelson, of Chicago, who rail-
roaded here forty years ago, Is visitini
his brother-in. Flaw, Nick Nelson.
MI. Lindquist, of Odebolt. Is visiting
E here at the M. Nelson home.
" Mrs. John ,Kral is reported quite III
The Red Cross knitters met at tn
home Of Mrs. Marie Ahrenkiel Thurs
day.
Master Dudley Robinson entertain
last Friday evening at his home.
\ cd the members Of the sophomore class
Tom Duffy and George Dillenbergel
returned to Camp Dodge after few
ii days visit here.
"A large number from here ATTENDED
4 the dedication of the old soldiers mon
iiment in DeniSOn Friday.