The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-25
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Mrs. Stoddard returned home on
Sunday from a visit with relatives al
Red Oak.
Mrs. P. T. Brogan and daughter,
NAV. were shopping in DenisOn Mon
day. =.
Rev. Father Peter Murphy, of Al
word, was here the past week TO see
Rev. Father James Murphy, who has
been quite sick.
Mart Ryan, of Omaha, was Thurs
Iday caller here.
Ford Hawley and sister, Grace, and
Floyd Hill and sister, Marguerite, at
tended the dance in DenisOn Wednes
day evening.
Albert Chamberin, Of Belmond, Wis
Iited Friday at the parental, Edwin
iChamberlin, home.
j Ward Starek and gentleman friend
of Denison motored up to Vail Sun
day.
Thomas, DeVaney, Raymond Duffy
and Roy Fitzgibbons attended the
dance in Denison Wednesday evening
Emil Stratman. wife and daughter
Margaret, were Denison business Wis
|itors Thursday.
Misses Hazel Kearney, Theresa Kin
Iney and Mabel Brockelsby were in
Denison Wednesday.
VIM. Hill, wife and daughter, Mar
garet, motored to Denison Monday.
Ed Kinney motored to Denison Fri
day.
Merl Molseed was here for a visit
with relatives. He attends Boyle's
college at Omaha,
Miss Anna Hill was down from Den
|ison Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. M. Giblin returned on
Saturday from a ten days visit at
Chicago and Cedar Rapids.
/ Ed McAndrews was down from Den.
ison Saturday.
| Mrs. w. T.. Mitchell went to Carroll
Sunday to see her daughter, Grace,
who is in st. Angel institute. 49,.
Misses Marie Mccormick, Cecile
McAndrews and Nell Kinney were
Denison visitors Saturday.
Mike KraI, of Wilmur, Neb., is Wis.
Iiting here at the Ed Kral home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Champion and
little son, Glenn, were Denison callers
Friday.
Mrs. A. H. Clark and children, Mae
and Clementine, spent the last of the
week at the parental, Frank Starek,
home. 50
Bill Enenbach was here from Cedar
Rapids Wednesday transacting bust.
ness and calling. on old friends.
| Mrs. Welch left Sunday for Sioux
City in response to message stating
that her sister was quite sick.
Mr.. Ward, the professor OF the Vail
high school, moved his household
goods here Saturday from Fairfax and
he and his family will occupy the VIM.
Byrnes residence.
John Kelly and family, of West
Side, motored to our town Sunday and
spent the day in social way visiting
friends.
Misses Fay Brogan and Nell Keeney
spent Thursday in West Side.
Mrs. Bert Mitchell was a business
caller in Omaha Monday. :.
Otto Pound was business caller
at the county capital Friday.
Friends here of John Flahive, Sr.,
of 'Denison, received with sorrow the
news Of his death which occurred on
Sunday He was well known to many
Vail people. ~. .
Mrs. w. F.. Mitchell visited West
Side friends Monday. . Il
| Angela Kral was shopping in Deni.
son one day last week.
Joe Goats, of Manning, spent Mon
day here transacting business and
calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Holland an6
Adrian Mitchell motored to Carroll
Friday to attend the celebration.
John. Kiniry and sister, Mrs. J. B
and spent the day.
Ray Mill and wife, of 'Denison, visit
ed oyer Sunday at the parental, L. L
Hoffman, home.
Mrs. A. H. Clark and children, Of
Missouri Valley, and Mrs. Frank Star
elk, of this place, spent last week Wis
iting with the formers relatives a
Russell, MINI. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith, of Colon
S, D., visited last week at the Willie
Harrington home. e.,
While Mart Mccullough was on hi!
way from Carroll to Vail his car rar
off the grade, badly damaging the cal
but Mart escaped without injury
| The flag pole THAT was purchased
by the business men and citizens O
Vail was received Friday morning ant
will be erected on the corner near The
Wallace hotel. The pole is 60 fee
high.
| Leon Kral left last week for Van
Icouver, Wash, where he will be il
the spruce department of the army
This department selects the materia
for the construction of aeroplanes.