The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-28
Vail TO ENJOY
BUILDING |'.|) II / J N BOON
Three New Business Houses Are e
&c Erected at Vail This Spring, '
Thus Adding to Town.
OLD LANDMARKS ARE REMOVED

Room Occupied by Hoffman Butcher
Shop Second. Building Erected at
vail-putsher Shop 80 Years. Il
VAILtAtaieh. 2s;t--Ths three propos
ed newt bsftsiss1 MI - i Whiteins
John Hickey aid Hoffman & Etzel; on
Passaic Btreet will be a, splendid addi
ton to the businhss section of Vail,
The old butcher shop building and
the vacant lots adjoining were so To-
Gated that they were the first that a
traveller coming from the depot would
see, thus giving a bad impression OF
the town, so. the new buildings will be
a much needed and great Improvement
Frank Fee of Carroll has; the con
tract for the erection Of the three
buildings and will begin. work IN the
course of a few days. He figures on
having the contract completed in sixty
working, days, thus enabling them to
be occupied before summer sets in. y
The new buildings will Nbe OF brick
and tile. one story, high. with 3 plate
glass fronts and judging from plans
and drawings Will be fine structures
and credit to their owners and to the
town, stgE r Dr.. Vs. '' g.,
Hoffman & Etzel: have sold the old
butcher shop building to Tracy North.
who has torn it down and will use it
for, improvements on his farm. They
lave moved their meat market into
temporary quarters in the, Woods build.
ing near Watson's harness shop iuntil
their new quarters arc ready.
The passing Of The old butcher shop
building removes another old land
mark that; links us with the past. 1t
was the second building built III Vail,
the old Mccormick building, which
was burned a few years ago. being the
first and has been used continuously
Tor meat market for the past forty
years. - 90. b." ~
John Walsh was in Denison Thurs
day on business. -
Mrs. f, Holland was in Carroll last
Thursday calling on friends. I'D"
DIR. Dunn, of Omaha, was called
here monday in consultation with DR..
Glynn in the case of Miss, Katie Pow.
crs, who was taken suddenly i'll on
Sunday. ~r,~7 IT." 80 "
Misses Hannah and Birdie Huston
were Denison visitors Friday.
Mrs. James O'Doylc spent Sunday in
Carroll with her folks. -...-
Miss Blanche Hickey, OF Denison,
Sundayed here Within home folks.
VIM. Harrington, Jr. is breaking in
new Ford. s"%
At The meeting Of the school board
on Monday of last week VIM. Mcguire
was elected president and NJ. J. Mona.
CHAN secretary for the coming year.
Henry Seigner wasra Denison pas.
songers Saturday.
]. p. sDuffy, OF Omaha, has been
spcndingst the past few aays-here with
his family and friends. Mrs. Duffy
and sou, Matthew, expect to return
with him Tuesday for weeks visit
in the city. ~ "t>%# ga. -.
Mrs. Thos. Fitzgibbons and two
sons. Roy and John. spent last Tues
day in. Carroll on business.
Hans Ahrenkiel spent few days
last week in Omaha.
Mrs. Mary Mitchell spent Saturday
with her mother Mrs. Il. Mccarthy. In
Denison.
Mrs. REM, who has been visiting
here with her mother, Mrs. NJ. Grover,
returned to her home near Dunlap last
Thursday.
e. NJ. Sheridan and daughter. Mary,
spent Tuesday afternoon in Denison.
]. Igbu and family, Of Arion, visited
here recently at the Fl. Lackman home.
Misses Regina and Margaret Molseed
and Matthew Duffy were Denison Wis.
itors Tuesday. go, =
Mart Mccullough and Mart Lynch.
of Carroll, were over Sunday visitors
here with relatives and friends.
Mrs. John kiniry and daughter. An
va, we're visiting in Denison Monday,
Miss Effle Chapman, Of Glidden,
spent last week here with her friend,
Miss Anna Brogan. -r q
j. NJ. F'outs spent the past ton days
here with his family.
Mrs. Geo. Walsh and sister.in-law,
Miss Walsh, were Denison visitors on
Tuesday.
Mike Dcvaney made a business trip
to Omaha last week ~
Louie Lochmillor, Of .Denisop. vast
Vail visitor Tuesday. Z ~
Mrs. Martin McNertney, Of Buck
Grove. spent tho past week here at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Gal.
iagher.at
Mrs. Frank Lally returned last week
from u pleasant visit with herA daush-
ter. Mrs. Allen, and family at Lenox.
Mrs. Chas. Mccullough and son,
William; were passengers to Omaha
morning. Mrs. Mccullough re-
turned home Tuesday, evening. but
William spent the week there.
Paul Molony. of Denison, was call
ing on Vail friends Thursday.
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