The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-26

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also attends school at that place, &C
companied Miss Dieter to spend the
HOLIDAYS.
Marie Dean was shopping in Deni
son Friday.
Mrs. Dave Tonnor visited friends in
Council Bluffs Friday
Earl Dugan, John Holland and Geo
Launderville. who attend Dubuque col
lege. came home Friday to spend their
vacation.
Nellie McCalfery was q passenger
to the county capital Wednesday,
Mrs. r. Brockelsby and daughter
| Mabel were business callers in Deni'
son Wednesday.
Stella Byrnes is home from Omaha,
where she is attending Boyles' college,
to spend Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Strathman and
children were passengers to Denison
Friday.
Gertrude Mohr returned to her home
in Arcadia Friday.
| Lloyd Dieter, who attends college at
St Mary $. kans., is home for the holt
days.
Nell Harrington visited friends in
Carroll Friday.
the last of the week in our town.
Lizzie Awkward is home from Deni-
son, where she has been attending
school.
Miss Clara Grobee, principal Of the
Vail high school went to her home
in Atlantic to spend her vacation.
Margaret Finnegan went to her
home in Carroll Friday( Her two
nieces, Geraldine and Lillian O'Boyle,
accompanied her for short visit.
Miss Vera keane, who is taking a
nurses training course at st. Gather
ines hospital in Omaha, came home
Tuesday for visit.
Mrs Frank Murtaugh and Annie
Murtaugh were passengers to Omaha
Friday.
Mike Devaney was business caller
in Omaha Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Pfankuck was shopping
in Denison Wednesday.
Mrs. John Elias was in Denison last
Thursday.
Mayor Maurice O'Connor was kept
busy last Saturday. filling out ques-
tionnaires for new conscripts.
Mrs. J. H. Johnson, Of Early, is Wis
iting friends here.
M. R. McGrath returned from Oma-
ha Friday.
L. Osterlund was passenger west
Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Kral and children were in
Denison Saturday.
Misses Marie Mcclure and Angela
Fitzsimmons were trading in Denison
Saturday.
P. Byrnes and son, Maurice, of Car
roll, visited here the last OF the week
at the Joe Byrnes home.
Mrs. Ben Wahlin and Mrs. George
Pieper were business callers in Deni-
son Saturday.
Mesdames NJ R. McGrath, J. M.
Duffy and Geo. Walsh we're passen-
gers to DenisOn Saturday
Frank Fee Sundayed at his home in
Carroll
Mr. and Mrs Thos. Sheridan and
family autoed to Denison Saturday.
NJ McVeigh, of Omaha, was bust
ness visitor in Vail Wednesday,.
Rev. Father Harty was a visitor in
Denison Tuesday.
VIM. VanDusen now has charge Of
the c. L. Duffy barber shop. He in
tends to have new barber soon and
will continue the business as before.
On last Friday NJ. Giblin and John
Monaghan returned from Cedar Rap
ids. where they had been to see John
l.. Giblin, who has been seriously ill,
and they report his condition about
the same. Mrs. JAS. Brogan, who also
went remained for a few days longer.
Mrs. Thos. Costello and daughter,
Florence, were shopping in Denison
Saturday.
Mrs Marie Mitchell was in Denison
Friday.
e. II. Macke has secured a number
Of Pathe "Pathephones," and has
them on display at his restaurant.
The program for the benefit OF the
Red Cross, given by districts one and
six, Milford township, was a success.
They had larger crowd than they
could accommodate and realized about
$50.
ID. p. Robertson, of Manila, was a
business caller in Vail Tuesday.
Thos. Carey and John Meehan, of
Manila, were business callers here on
Saturday.
Ivan Huffman was greatly surprised
Monday evening when a number of his
young gentleman friends gathered at
his home to help him celebrate his
birthday. The evening was pleasantly
spent.
Agnes Monaghan was q Christmas
shopper in Denison Saturday.
J. 3. Malloy, of West Side, visited
Vail friends Saturday.
James Progan and sister, Anna,
autoed to Denison Saturday.
Mrs. N Jensen left Thursday for