The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-06-26
VAIL ITEMS
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Of aWatertown, S. D., visited in an
their way to Camp Dodge where Mr.!
Carlstadt has son who is an ONCE
They made the trip by auto.
Messrs. Jas. Mcmahon and Tom Cal
ey, Of Manila, were Vail visitors o
Sunday.
Walsh Naughton returned to hi
home in Denison Sunday after fe,
days visit at the home of his uncle
]. +. Walsh, and family.
Mary Kinney was business Gale
in 'Denison Thursday.
Mrs. Rose Fortensen and Mrs. ]. H
Young were shopping in Denison las
Wednesday.
Marie Mcguire returned home las
Wednesday from Omaha, where sh
had been visiting the past two week
At the Chas. Knowles home.
Alice Minert returned Monday from
a visit at the Ambrose home in Oma
ha.
Mrs. Chris Lorenzen and daughter
Gladys, spent Tuesday in Denison.
Will Adams returned Thursday from
business trip to Omaha.
Annie Harrington spent Friday il
Manning.
I'D Levine and family, of Sioux City
Waited here the past week at the Geo
Dingman home.
Loretta Harrington arrived home or
Saturday evening from Omaha, where
she is taking nurses training course
a. st. GATHERINGS hospital.
t.irene Doing spent the first OF the
week in Omaha.
Oh erS1 Of ba &c
L0renzen home Friday evening in hon
or Of Miss Irene Kearney's approach
ing marriage to Leo. E. Lally. About
thirty Of her friends were present and
the evening was pleasantly spent in
music and games. At the close of the
evening refreshments were served.
The bride to be was presented with a
handsome cut glass water set as re-
membrance Of her many friends.
Mrs. A. H. Clark and daughters, May
and Clemantine, came down Monday
from Missouri Valley for a visit at the
parental, Frank Starek, home.
Mrs. John Flynn and Margaret, of
Denison, spent Saturday here visiting
friends.
Miss Kelly, of Dcnison. spent Friday
at the C. Lorenzen home.
Chas. Duffy returned Friday to the
Great Lakes training station after
1yeSdays' furlough which he spent at
his home here.
Z Maurice O'Connor was business
caller in Denison Thursday.
blanche LorenZen spent the first of
the week in Denison visiting relatives |
and friends and from there she went |
10 Des Moines with the Savery's in |
their car.
4 Mrs. VIM. Harmon returned Wednes-
1ay from Des Moines, where she had
VIM. Brockelsby. of Manila, was
aere the first, of the week.
Mrs. Wesley Slechta passed away
Wednesday morning at her home
southwest Of town. She had not been
b the best Of health for several weeks
md was taken to the st. Anthony hos
pttal tn Carroll for treatment, but
found no relief and she was brought
home Tuesday and grew worse and
Vas unconscious for some time before
her death. She was born in Bohemia,
Feb. 2, 1864, and at the time of her
death was 81 years, months and 16
days Of age. She came to this coun-
try at the age OF seventeen and resid
ed for some time at Jackson, MINI.
She was united in marriage in 1884 to
Wesley Slechta and to this union elev-
en- children were born, the fourth child |
dying In infancy. Mrs. Slechta's long |
residence in this community gave her
! wide acquaintance and numerous
friends who will long remember her
ways and her good will to |
help friend or neighbor in need. She
wls devoted wife and mother and
her home life was ideal. The funeral
~ held Friday morning at 10 o'clock
It st. AIMS church, Rev. Father Muir
ply officiating. Burial was made in
Kings cemetery north of town. The
9lll bearers we're Maurice Casey, AL
sert Krsl, ST., p. Kinney, Mike Kral,
Henry Bral and Andrew Harrington.
rhe sympathy Of the entire community
yOes out to the relatives.
II Ghas. Macke spent Monday in Dun
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Coats, of Gray,
lpent Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. M. J. Casey has been on the
lick list the past week.
johanna Walsh, of Denison, visited
.ere with relatives and friends the
lrst of the week.
4r. anu MIS-. JAMES ~ REILLY LOOK
heir little daughter, Enid, to st. Jo-
'eph's hospital in Omaha last week,
or treatment.
Y Bert McAndrews and family moved
at week into the residence in the
vest part Of town they recently pur-
hased of Art Adams.
Mrs. Will Mitchell and children
psnt from Tuesday until Friday at
ne Mccarthy home in Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Bartlett, of
ldebolt, were pleasant callers here
saturday.
i - p. Carey. Of Manila, was a Vail
isttor Sunday. NJ
The VIM. Hill family motored to
lentson Sunday evening to see Ed :
seyuon who was home from Camp !
loGge on furlough.
Mira. r. Mccarthy is recovering nice.
NfTom the injuries she recently sus- ,
aaed ina runaway when her horse
sesame frightened and threw her some
letonce out of the buggy.
Nell }kearney was here from Omaha !.
lOnday to be in attendance at the :
edding of her sister, Irene.
Vera Watson visited last week with
n friend Nina Kelly in West Side |