The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-26
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Five airmen from Omaha landed 0,
q lone tree last Saturday in join
Stelik's pasture northwest Of Vail
They took the 80 train back to Olna
Il ha
AT a meeting of farmers held in the
Commercial club room Saturday the
federal loan system was explained b,
bank agent from Omaha to the great
delight of all.
Misses Angela Kral and Marjorie
Haas are assisting in Jim's store dur
4 ing the holidays.
sssS5t Faye BrOgan, who attends Mount st
Clare academy at Clinton, arrived on
Thursday to spend her vacation.
Mrs Geo. Pieper returned Oh Tues
& day from a visit in Jefferson.
Mrs. Alex Zimmerman visited last
week with friends in Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Dunlselberg re-
turned Friday from a few days visit
in Arthur His brother, Donald, accom-
panied them for short visit.
Emil Novotne and son, Francis, and
Y Mary Dieter autoed to Denison Satur-
day
Mrs, NJ. j. Mangan left Monday for
ElReno, Okla, to spend the winter
with her sister, Mrs. Tom Mccormick,
and other relatives.
Mrs Matilda Rasmussen was a
shopper in Denison Monday.
Maurice O'Connor was a business
II caller in Denison Monday.
Miss Margaret Flynn returned Mon
4 day to her home in Denison after a
II few days visit with friends and rela-
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I ner, and son, James, accompanied her
for a short visit.
Mrs. John Elias was shopping in
n Denison Thursday.
q. b. McAndrews and daughters,
Ann and Cecile, visited Thursday in
Denison.
Mrs, J. M. Glynn and Clare and
( Merle Moiseed motored to Denison on
Monday.
Mrs. Mary Quirk returned Thursday
from Dunlap, where she has been Wis
4 iting the past two weeks.
Mrs A. Short and daughter, Marion,
were Christmas shoppers in Denison
Thursday.
N. Giblin was Denison passenger
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ellen johnson was calling in
Denison Monday. ..... ...
County Attorney Kahler, of Denison,
was Vail visitor Monday.
\ John Kearns spent Tuesday in Den
ison.
M. Devaney was business visitor
I'M Omaha Monday.
Mrs. ]. j. Costello, son. John, and
daughter, Frances, motored to Denison
Tuesday.
i 4 Mrs Frank Starek visited Wednes-
day in West Side at the home of her
son, Alfred.
Mrs. John Holland and daughter, Ag-
nes, were shoppers in Denison Tues
day.
John Powers visited Tuesday in
Denison.
Fanny Farley was home from Den
is0n Wednesday. ......
MIR. and Mrs. Kenneth Dobler were
ip.o h the first pf the week.
ISIS Eis1e .-..uS itof saeut Tuesday in
DSptson. !$ ~
The fine new Office of the Vail Mill
q Elevator company has been complet-
edsand they moved in last week. This
hlilding makes a great Improvement
to the mill property, having everything
3convenient for handling their business.
Mesdames Leonard and Ed Dieter
were shoppers in Denison Tuesday.
Mrs. j. F. kral and daughter, An
gsla, were Denison callers Monday.
IA Mrs. Marie Mitchell and daughter,
Eileen, visited the first Of the week
4 in Denison with Mary Jane Mccarthy.
Miss Nellie McCaffery visited with
friends in Carroll Wednesday. :
Mrs. J. NJ Fouts was a. passenger to
Denison Tuesday
Gail Carey, of Dow City, called on
friends here Tuesday.
ss Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Dugan were call
4 ers I'D Denison Tuesday.
Geo. Walsh visited the first of the
week in Sioux City.
& Peter Flynn visited Tuesday in Den
ison. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fenton Lawler visited
friends in Carroll Wednesday.
Mrs Geo. Pieper returned Tuesday
from visit in Jefferson.
Mrs. j. M. Duffy was Vail shopper
in Denison Wednesday.
Mrs. r. Brockelsby and daughter,
Mabel, were passengers to Denison on
"Wednesday.
IS Dick Kinney was here from Denison
Tuesday 49, as
Misses Angela Kral and Florence
Mitchell visited Wednesday in Deni-
SON.
Miss Ada Dieter. who attends school
at Mount st. Glare academy at Gin.
ton, arrived home Thursday evening.