The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-14

lily nave moved 10 the MIS-. vi. +. Mt
. guire residence vacated by the OFT
; Schramm family. Mr.. and Mrs Chas
. Peterson have taken up their abode il
the Ludwig residence lately vacate
by Lawrence Servoss. Mr. and Mrs
Ralph Quirk have moved into. the Mix
Mitchell house vacated by Mr.. Peter
son and family. Mr. Lakeman an
family moved from the Mrs. j
Mcdonnell residence to their owl
home vacated by Mr.. Quirk. Dav
O'Reilly and family will move from
the Mrs. John Flynn house to the Johl
l Costello residence made vacant b.
the T. Sullivan family moving out il
the country on the Anton Ahrenkie
farm, while Mr.. and Mrs. Ahrenkie
are moving into their own home il
| Vail. Mrs. d. Robinson and son
James,, and wife are moving to the
residence which she purchased from
R. Champion. d.
Vail came out in the lead in a game
of basket ball with Dunlap last Fri
day evening, the score being 81, to "a
Joe Duffy came down from Omaha
Saturday evening for an over Sun
day visit with his family and, friends
George Pieper and M. Gibbons spent
the last of the week in Omaha.
! Miss Grace Mitchell was an over
Sunday visitor with relatives in Den
ison. -
Mrs. Deane went to Dunlap Friday
to attend the funeral of relative.
Fred FitZsimmons, Jr. was a Deni
| son passenger Friday.
Frank Etzel spent last week with
| friends in Omaha. His wife went to
Omaha Saturday for few days stay.
MI and Mrs. Ralph Quirk were pas.
sengers to Dunlap Sunday morning.
Chas. Duffy spent few days the
past week in Omaha
Mrs. A. H. Clark and two children,
of-Missouri Valley, visited here last
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Starek.
A. White and Ken Short were over
Sunday visitors in Omaha.
Mrs. Batteman is visiting with rela-
tives in South Dakota.
Bert Mitchell returned the first of
last week from a trip to Omaha and
different parts of Nebraska.
Vail friends of Joe Norton regret to
hear that he is critically i'll with pneu-
monia at the home of his sister, Mrs.
P. Mccarthy, northeast of town.
News of the death of Frank Lewis,
a former well known business man,
was received here Thursday from his
home in Omaha. Some twenty-seven
years ago Mr.. Lewis was in the stock
business here and did an extensive
business. He has been in failing health
the past two years. The funeral was
held Saturday afternoon in Omaha. A
number of relatives from Vail attend
ed the funeral. He leaves widow and
two daughters, to whom the commun-
ity extends deepest sympathy.
Mrs. M. F. Mcguire left Monday for
Omaha, where she will study the
spring styles in millinery.
Word was received here Sunday
that Mrs. Jenkins is very low and not
expected to recover. She is at the
home of T. j. McCalpin in Elk City,
Okla. -
George Pierce was here from Oma.
ha to attend the marriage of his
niece, Miss Genevieve Farley.
A shower was given Monday eve
ming for Miss Catherine Monaghan.
who will be q February bride.
y The stork Was busy ina Vail sand vi!
tcinity lastiweek. delivering total Of,
five children during the week. They
were as follows: A girl to Mr.. and
Mrs. P. ]. Walsh, February Sd; girl
to A. Steffensen and wife, February
5th; girl to w. M. Murphy and wife,
FEBRUARY 9Th; a girl to Ed Sheridan
and wife, February 7th, and son to
Roy Osterlund and wife, February 9Th.
A pre-nuptial shower was given for
evening at her home by large num-
Miss Genevieve Farley Wednesday
Der of her friends. A cut glass water
set and some towels were given her
as token Of love and good wishes
for the future. Ice cream and cake
were served and a most delightful
evening was spent. A.
Raymond Clemmer, of Denison, and
Miss Genevieve Farley were united in
marriage Monday morning at 8 o'clock
Rev. JAS. Murphy officiating. The
bride wore citron cOlored suit with
shoes to match and white picture,
hat. The groom wore a blue serge
suit. They were attended by Miss
Catherine Monaghan and VIM. Ander-
son. These young people have the
good wishes of a large circle of
friends. They are worthy couple
and start out on the journey or life
under favorable circumstances. They
left on No. 80 for a wedding trip and
on their return will make their home
here with her mother for the present
u Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Chapman are
moving back to Vail from Hyas, Sask.,
Canada, where they have been max
ing their home for the last three
years. They have rented the P. Har-
rington farm in Milford township.
Mrs. Chapman arrived the first Of last
week and Mr.. Chapman is expected
any day with his stock and household
goods and machinery.