The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-08

mans prisoners. His many friends
welcome him home a.A ...,..s. ~. -,.
Mrs. John Lally has been visiting
with relatives in Denison the past
week.
Bert Mitchell, Of Carroll, was cal
Ter here Saturday.
The banns Of marriage we're pub
lished Sunday at st. AIMS church fol
Miss Margaret Mccarthy and John
lBlessington.
Ed Kenney returned from Omaha
Monday where he took in the Ak-Sar
Ben and visited relatives.
Miss Ethel McCobbs returned home
Tuesday from visit with relatives in
Carroll.
Clarence Bowling, of Denison, is
employed in the Mackie Cafe.
Rev. S. J. Huffman and family left
on Wednesday for Ames, where they
will make their future home.
Miss Faye Brogan spent the past
week visiting relatives in Omaha.
Miss Margaret Finnegan visited ov.
er Sunday at her home in Carroll.
George Dinenburger, who is emu
ployed in Dow City, spent Sunday at
his home here.
George Dixon returned to his home
in Clinton after a visit here with rel.
atives and friends.
Frank Starek was home over Sun.
day from Missouri Valley.
Mrs. G. E. Dingman and son, Keith,
returned home Saturday to Glidden
after visit here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Rodney North.
Mrs. Johnson and daughter, Anna,
arrived here Wednesday from Oma'
ha. They will make their home mere
in their residence which they recent
ly purchased. Their many friends
welcome them back to Vail.
Tom Mccormick, Of Chicago, re-
turned home Tuesday after a visit at
the parental ]. J. Mccormick home.
Miss Frances Hill visited at her
home in Denison over Sunday. Mrs.
Emil Strathman, daughters Helen and
Clara returned Wednesday from a
Few days visit with relatives in Den.
ison.
Mrs. Maria Mangan spent Monday
shopping in Denison.
Miss Elsie Piper and Mrs. Geo. Pr
per were Omaha visitors Wednesday.
P. Keeney was Denison visitor
Monday. ID
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Sindt, of Denison,
were visitors here Monday with Mrs.
William Byrnes.
Pete Portz, Joe Monaghan and
Frank Leahy were here Monday to
attend the funeral of James Byrnes.
Miss Anna Brogan visited at the
B. Matchell home at Carroll Sunday.
Auxiliary Bishop Helian, of Sioux
City, confirmed class of fifty-seven
at st. AIMS church Friday, October 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. s. Brogan and
daughter, Margaret, spent Monday
evening in Denison.
Miss Nellie Dugan and Stella Byrnes
were here from Omaha the first of the
week.
Mr.. Dave Kelley, of Chicago, is Wis
iting here at the c. NJ. Dugan home
and with other relatives and friends.
> A linen and china shower was held
at the. J. F. Kral home Tuesday eve
ming in honor of Angelias approach
ing marriage. A large number of her
lady friends were present and enjoyed
a very pleasant evening. Dainty re-
freshments were served and the bride
to be was the recipient OF many USE
full Rtfts. az 1s-ssv ...s--ss asssss ,s~'
I. On last Friday evening the Vail
high school basket ball team played
the Dow City team atDow City. The
Vail team won by score at 81 to 20.
/ Miss Loretta Schroeder visited at
her home in Arcadia Sunday. It
/ Mrs. Ray Mills, of Denison, visited
here Thursday at the parental l.. L..
Hoffman home. ..y-&
Miss nellie Hannah was Denison
visitor Tuesday. f. -
Lenise Osterlund, Ed. McAndrews,
Mike Magner, Pat Beirne, of Denison,
were here Monday to attend the fun.
eral OF James Byrnes.
Mrs. A. II. Clark and daughters,
Clemantine and May, OF Missouri Val
ley, were over Sunday guests at the
Frank Starek home.
Miss Willroth, Of Denison. visited
here Saturday with her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Byrnes.
Mrs. J. R. Murphy was a business
passenger to Missouri Valley Tues.
day.
Maurice Norton is spending this
week at Wall Lake.
A. !. Seigners' spotted Poland china
hog sale was held at the pavilion on
Thursday, October 2, and was a great
success. A large number of buyers
were present from all over the state.
The average price paid was $135.
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