The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-06-11
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4 Miss Elsie aPieper visited friends il
Battle Creek recently. '
Louie Lochmiller, of Denison, visit
ed friends in Vail Sunday. TT
Mr.and Mrs. A. Vernon, son, Ed, O.
Denison, We're callers Sunday in Vail
They were on their way home from
Camp Dodge, Ed having just received
his discharge from the army after be
ing overseas year. 81 b 1854 ,.3 I
Mrs. Frank Paup and son, Clifford
of Denison, visited relatives here las
week 6 tS"@'@ h.
Miss Marie Costello was passen
ger to Denison Saturday. Ft,:t f.
Mrs. John FLYNN and daughter, Mar
garet, were here from Denison Thurs
day. 21 53y.,7 'i.ss
Mrs. Frank Starek was a passenger
to Missouri Valley for a visit at the
A. III. Clark home. ''S -rst"% go "a
Mrs. Joe Duffy was passenger tc
Denison Thursday. " y
Mrs. r. G. Molseed returned home
to Omaha Thursday after two weeks
visit with relatives here. ..- -, ii
Elsie Shupiter returned home last
Thursday from Council Bluffs.
Dave O'Reilly, Jess Dieter and P. T
Brogan were shoppers in Carroll last
Thursday.
Mrs. Alex Hanneman was shopping
in Denison Thursday. agts5- .,s.a
Miss Faye BrOgan was caller In
Carroll Monday. -
Linus Powers returned home the
first of the week from overseas, hav-
ing received his discharge.
Mrs. P. Keeney and daughter, nellie,
were callers in Denison Thursday. 4
Mrs. Mike Monaghan was business
visitor in Carroll Thursday
Mrs. Thorson, of Omaha, and Miss
Elnora Norton, of Odebolt, who at
tend school in Omaha, visited here
at the Harry Norton home, returning
home Tuesday s. ss-,a, q. =. 4.
Miss, Mabel Brockelsby visited with
friends in Denison the first Of the
week. @ 20 # M
John Holland returned home Friday
from Dubuque, where he has been at
tending school. f'4'5 F4'}S = iS y
Mrs. L.SC. McCombs, OF Carroll. Wis
tied here last week at the Anton Abr
enkiel home. s
Leonard Dieter spent the last of the
%eek in Dubuque and from there went
to Clinton to attend the graduation
exercises of his sister, Ada, from Mt.
ST. Clare academy.
Misses Marion Short and Agnes Hol
land were callers in DenisOn Thurs
day. &s.t
st. AIMS commencement exercises
were held in the Woodman hall on
Sunday evening and large crowd
was in attendance, Notwithstanding
the condition of the roads. -
Harley Hayes returned last week
from overseas.
Clair Maher, Of Arcadia, bought the
John Q 'Boyle farm eight miles south
of Vail for $297 SOY per acre. rs a'g
a On Monday the consolidation of the
North Bros. & Co.&and the Vail Mill e.
Elevator Co. was completed. F. L.
North has acquired a third interest in
the business together with A. T. and
VIM. Adams.
Miss Ayce Hickey spent Saturday
in Denison.
Mrs Dave O'Reilly entertained the
graduates of st. AIMS school from 3
to 6 in the afternoon: The time Waa
spent in music and games, ia ftersW hch.
q delicious luntheoif Was served by
the hostess, the dining room being
decorated in. the class ,colors, nile,
greenland Write. s. ~ 5a,a E
Sam JusticeNwas down from Qenis
sor, J0ct 1yool> 3 .. tt.&s.ss
Leo Kessler, OF Carroll, visited with
friends here the first of the week. VI
Mrs. John Dieter and children are
spending the week in Clinton visiting
and also attending, the com
mencement exercises at Mt st. Glare
academy from which Miss Ada Dieter
is a graduate.
Jack O'Connor, of Denison, was in
Vail the first of the week to attend the
Powers O,Connell wedding.
Mrs VIM. Pickett, Of Lost Nation. is
spending this week at the Chas. Macke
home. 's.., +
Emmett Quirk returned home re-
Gently from overseas after over two
years. service over there. He looks
fine and says he enjoyed the life Of a
soldier. S's "a. st " 'Ss RI 3h5 N
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Mrs. M. S. Torrey is in Sioux City
visiting her son, David. and family.
G. n. Stark, manager Of the ,People's,
store lis in Cedar RAPIDS this week at