The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-16
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VAIL ITEMS

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a Red Cross auction will be held r
the Vail opera house Saturday after
noon, January, 10Th. beginning prompt
~ at O'clock This auction promises
e. 10 he an entertaining and money max
4 ing affair for the Red Cross fund. as Il
great many articles have been donated
by the farmers and townspeople. We
anticipate a crowd and trust we will
& not be disappointed as this is worthy
cause and needs everyone's help. Come
everybody .l.~
The Richard Robinson sale last
Tuesday was largely attended and
everything brought good prices.
Tim Harrington visited friends in
Manila over Sunday.
VIM. Maloney visited, in Denison
the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. jim O'Connell are re-
@joicing over the arrival of baby girl,
born Saturday, January 12th.
Mrs John Kral was taken to the
II South Side Omaha hospital Thursday
morning. Her health has been poorly
4 for some time and her many friends
4 hope for speedy recovery
The banns of marriage were pub
lished at St. AIMS church Sunday for,
Miss Anna Powers Of this place and
Elmer ]. Brasel. of Dow City.
Frank Starek was home from Mis-
souri, Valley over Sunday.
vi Mrs. II. Siegner and son, James, re-
+ turned home Sunday from visit at
\ the Mrs. John Finn home in. Denson.
Gail Carey, of Dow City, visited Vail
friends Sunday.
Lilly Voss was a passenger to West
Side Sunday.
Mrs. P. Harrington and son, Dan, re.
turned Tuesday from a visit with rel
y atives at Dixon, Neb
Mrs. John McGovern was business
CALLER lin Denison Tuesday All,
IN Chas. Breen was here from Ames
/1ast. week. cs.ssa. ya;.. ~, es.4y., a-a
Miss Carrie Osterlund visited Den
iison friends Monday.
4 Mrs. Ed Dieter visited the first of
the week at the parental, Mrs. Thos.
#O'COnnor, home in Denison.
Mrs. A. D. Servoss returned to her
home in Denison Thursday after a
weeks visit here at the JAS Watson
home
Mrs. Chas. Voss, of West Side, Wis
tied here Tuesday at the Adam Short
home.
Grant Inman, who lived here twen-
Fty-seyen years ago, was shaking hands
with old friends here Tuesday.
Lloyd Dieter returned Wednesday
to st. Mary's college, Kansas, where
he attends school.
J. Costello was business visitor
in Chicago the first Of the week.
81 Lizzie Aylward was home from Den
isOn over Sunday.
g8.M Mr.. Jordan was business caller in |
on town Monday.
Marguerite and Earl Hill were at |
Ending to business matters in Den- |
Jon Saturday. ...t ,.r
Wayne and Jess Duffy visited the |
last OF the week in Omaha ~ ..
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Austeter, of Ar
thur spent oyer Sunday here at the
Thos. Fitzpatrick home.
Miss Nell Olson visited friends in !
Denison Saturday ss N
= 4eeT <spent Sunday at his !
Nome In CarrolI.
John Killeen and Howard White |
were messengers to Denison Saturday |
Clara Dobler visited friends in Ute !
last week.
Olive Sophy visited at her home in |
Dunlap last week.
John johnson, of Plainview, Neb., |
visited relatives and friends here re. !
Gently.
A balloon from the east passed over
our town Wednesday evening.
Chas. Peterson and wife are the
proud parents of baby boy, born on
January 5th.
r. Dunkelberg, of Arthur, visited
here recently at the Lawrence Dun
3kelberg home.
Mart Finneran was down from Den
sison Monday.
Mrs A. Brockelsby and daughter,
Mrs. II. Wiegand, were Denison call.
ers Monday
Rev s. J. Huffman visited friends
in Scranton Tuesday.
s Mrs. b. F. Mitchell was in Denison
Monday.
IL. IT. McAndrews and daughter, FL
sic, were here from Denison Monday
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Albert, of Deni-
.,kOn, were callers in our town Monday
Hans Ahrenkiel made a business
trip to- Omaha Monday.
Harry Gill was here Wednesday
from Chicago and purchased twenty
five head of horses.
ss Jay. 3O'Reilly was in, Omaha Tues
day.
ssssJ. III. Kral was, business caller in
Denison Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K Bremmer enter
tanned at six o'clock dinner Thursday
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