The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-03-14
TYPICAL IRISH
DRAMA STAGED
Vail Theatrical Club to Stage Play at
NH Vail Opera House on Sunday,
Evening, March 18th.
MRS. TRuEspALE BURIED HERE
Farmer" Burns Visits Scenes of His
Younger Days and Spends Pleas.
ant Hour With Friends.

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nng sfor a. home talent play, entitled
"sifaun Brady" to be given at thu
Woodman opera. house on Sunday eve
ming, March 18th. Following is thu
cast of characters: ssy'sss;ssA
Shaun Brady, agent 49,. Ralph CURL
Con O'Neil, Irish farmer .........
49,. ........ m. J. Monaghan
Tighe Murphy, Cons best friend.
.... John O'Connol
! Barney Burke, strolling fiddler ~.
........ ...... Vincent Gallagher
Father Tom, the parish priest -.
.......... ............. John Ryan
Frank Sheldon, young Englishman..
. ........ ........... Harold Quirk
Darby Riordan, Shaun's accOmplice
Harold Quirk
{ Mary O'Neil, Cons daughter .......
Mary Robinson
Nora O'Neil -. Margaret Molseed
Kate Hennessy $500. Clare Molseed
It is a typical Irish drama; scenes
are laid in Garryowen and environs
it is full of characteristic wit and
humor and pathos. The program will
start with a twenty-minute comedy
farce, entitled "O'Toole's Battle"
Song by Edward and Earl Dugan.
The Vail male quartet will favor the
audience with several selections.
Mrs. NJ O'Connor spent part OF last
week here with her daughter and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dieter, helping
them get settled in their home on the
farm just south of town.
VIM. Molony visited with relatives in
Denison the fore part of last week.
Miss Marie Keane spent the last OF
the week with friends at Atlantic.
Miss Margaret Short was calling on
friends in Denison Tuesday.
Miss Clara Dobler came over from
Ute the last Of the week for visit
with relatives.
Linus Powers was visitor with rel
atives and friends in Manila the first
Of last week. ~
Chas. Mccormick, OF Omaha, was an
over Sunday visitor here with his par
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccormick.
Miss LYDIA Duffy spent last week
with friends at Halbur.
r. A. Buckley was here from Deni-
son Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Hickey spent a
couple of days last week with Deni-
son relatives.
e. T. Ryan, OF Dunlap. spent Tues.
udy anu " CuAoSuoJ " 1921 "SS0 AASA
on business.
v. Nelson and wife were business
callers in Denison Monday.
H. Christians made trip to Omaha
the first Of last week, where he pur-
chased cattle.
Mrs. S. Mccullough and son, of Den.
is0a, visitsd here recently WITH feFiaa
tives.
Mrs. J. Murphy, of Dunlap, spent a
couple of days here last week at the
r. Quirk home.
Dave o'Reilly was an Omaha visitor
last week. L.
C. R. Rhodes was county seat bust
ness caller Tuesday.
Thos. Carey, OF Manila, visited with
friends here the first of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. BrOgan returned
home Tuesday evening from a couple
of days visit in Omaha.
q A. D. Servoss was down from Denl'
son on business Tuesday. l.,
Miss LESSEE Dixon was calling on
Denison friends Monday. l
q w. T. Huckstep was over from Boy
er on business the first of last week.
y G. B. McAndrews made trip to Elk |
horn on business last week.
Mrs. r. Mill, of Denison, spent
couple of days here last week with
relatives.
Dave Maxwell returned home Tues |
day evening from Omaha, where he
purchased a couple Of loads OF feed |
ers. &@.'.,
Earl and I4eonetta Dieter visited the
last OF the week at Ida Grove with
their sister, Mrs. Clarence Kelly, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Paulsen, Of Boyer,
spent part of last week here with +.
Wulf and family. ~ IA
John johnson; of Manila, was a
Vail visitor the first OF last week.
I Anthony Monaghan has purchased
the VIM. Champion residence in the
west part of town. "a. -.... I.
/. Miss Nell Dugan, who has been at
tending the Iowa City Business college
for the past ten months, returned
home the first of last week and enter
ed upon her duties as assistant cashier
at the Farmers State bank.
Dr. T. J. Beirne was up from West
Side Saturday on business.
The body of Mrs. Truesdale was
brought here lest Thursday by auto
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