The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-16
VAIL ITEMS
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by mail under the Vail heading. IneSe
items were not from our regular Val
correspondent 1t appears that mos
of the items were in error and oul
attention has been called to the same
and this means is taken to explain
the matter. 1t has always been the
policy of the Review to print the news
and many items OF interest are sent
to the office from our subscribers by
mail. These items, together with the
regular news from our twenty-five
correspondents makes it almost i'm
possible for, us to verify each item
that appears in the paper The items
in question were signed by the party
sending them in and not being per-
sonally acquainted with the people
mentioned in them we had no reason
to believe that they were in error
Our regular Vail correspondent is in
no way to blame for their having ap-
peared in the paper as she had been
away from Vail and had not sent her
regular letter for two weeks. The
management regrets the errors in this
particular news but believes that the
people in and around Vail appreciate
the position we were in, believing as
we did that the news was legitimate.
R P. Conner, Editor.
On Tuesday morning occurred the
marriage of Mr.. f. w. Rasmussen, of
Vail, and Eva Friedman, of Benson,
Neb. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. S. J.. Huffman. Miss Clara
Rasmussen acted as bridesmaid and
Hugo Dettbarn as best man. The
groom is one of the highly respected
citizens of this community and needs
no introduction to the people OF this
vicinity. He is man of the highest
type Of character. He has been en-
ployed at the Ahrenkiel garage The
bride, though stranger, is said to
bes,a lady of refinement. loved and re-
spected in the community wherein
she lives. The happy couple will
make their home here.
Miss Anne Runmelhart, of Iowa
City, visited here Saturday with her
friend, Miss Loretta Schroeder.
Miss Margaret Dalton visited with
friends in West Side Sunday.
- Mrs. Ray Costello and Miss Marie
Costello were shopping in Denison
Saturday. ...
r. C. Smith, of Ames, is visiting
here with his friend, DR.. John Daw
son.
Mrs. Fred Rickers was here from
West Side Saturday.
James Scanlan returned home on
Tuesday, having received his dis
charge Jim spent some time over
seas and is very glad to get home.
Miss Marian Short Mrs. John r.
Robinson and daughter, Madelyn,
were shopping in Denison Saturday.
Miss Helen Mundy was a passen-
ger to Denison Saturday.
Miss Veronica Hawker. of Kan sas.
is visiting at the Mrs. J. A. Dieter
home.
James Dean. Adrian Mitchell and
Willie Mallory were in Denison Satur-
day evening. -
Mr.. and Mrs William Pickett re-
turned home to Lost Nation Friday af-
ter visit here at the Charles Macke
home.
Mrs. Frank starek visited at the AL
fred Starek home in West Side Friday.
Mrs. Len Hoffman and Dorothy and
MiaG Mabel Brockelsby spent the
last Of the week at the Ray Mill home
in Denison. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Keeney visited
at the Albert home Thursday
Ivan Huffman and George Moore
attended the band concert in Denison
Saturday.
Mrs. Mike Gibbons and Mrs. Geo.
Servoss were shopping in Densson
Thursday.
C. nv and Mttt Mccormick and
Arch White were passengers to Deni-
son Thursday.
Linus Powers returned home Satur-
day, having received his discharge
from the army. Linus spent some
time overseas and is very glad to get
home.
Clark White. of Denison, was a bus
mess caller here Wednesday.
aSDr. John Dawson autoed to Deni-
son Saturday evening. . "1i'
Willie Hill spent Sunday with rela-
tives in Denison. "@
Mrs. Emily Heinrich and two chill
dren, of Bridgewater. S. D., are visit
ing here at the Jim McAndrews home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Abbott have
moved their household goods to the
Woods residence recently vacated by
VIM. Haas and family
i; Mrs. Jas. Duffy and children, of Wall
Lake, were visitors here Tuesday at
the j. R. Murphy home.
Mrs. Mclaughlin and son, of To-
ronto, Canada, are visiting here at the
Bert Mitchell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Dugan and son,
Earl, autOed to Marshalltown last
week and visited with relatives.
Miss Finnegan, of Carroll, returned
Sunday after visit at the Jim
O'Boyle home here.
G. E. ,Dingman and family were
business callers here from Glidden
last Tuesday. t..
e. M. Sheridan left Monday for a
trip to the eastern part Of the state
and to Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Miss Marie Mitchell had the misfor-
tune to break her finger last Friday.
Joe and Frank Freml returned on
Thursday, having received their dis
charge from the army. They both
saw active service over there.
Jim Seaman, who has been visiting
with relatives here, left for central
Nebraska, where he has secured en-
ployment. .a. ,. d. .. ~