The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-06-09
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EMr. and Mrs. Leo Carey were callers
at the Ed Mcmahon home Monday eve
ning ts i@!f .t ahH3La4 ~
aMr. and Mrs. James Costello and son
Dpnald, returned Wednesday from Vail
where they had been visiting relatives
| Bernard McNertney was a iManills
caller Monday evening. 80
FMr. and Mrs. Wilbur McMnllen are
the proud parents of d son born or
Wednesday, June I'd. Mother and babe
are doing nicely. t=A#& 4 =
Mrs. Costello and daughter, of Vail
spent Wednesday, here calling on rela
| tiyes. Eest7t st2F' ~
sThe stockholders of the Farmers Co
| Operative Lumber company held theil
| annual meeting Tuesday evening at the
opera house for the purpose of electins
| officers and transacting other business
7. A. Hickey was elected president
Chas. Sykes, vice president; Gehart
| Thede. secretary; G. Fl. Crakes, Frank
Bohlander and Herman Miller, direct
ors. The inventory taken May 18Th
showed a very nice gain since the last
one was taken. -
Mrs. Martin McNertney returned tc
her home in Sioux City Wednesday af
ativeS.
Dick Coil moved his household goods
to Vail Wednesday. Ti}g an ia 4
AIR. and Mrs. .J.,J. Meehan and Their
daughters Mary. and Glare. were Viii
business callers We(lncstlay.tr fast
P. j. Lally, had two. calves struck by
lightning Tuesday morning.
Yrhos. Powers purchased gonesspf'sthe
Ea Packard a'esiasnfess tns FairyieY,3 II
VIII make a'Snice home Tor. the family.
n, Efed Fitzsim g II a
Misses MariesJ ohnson and Lucy MI
Mahon spent Wednesflay AT tile Carey
Tom Kilc6in has moved his fanhiiyfin
to one" OF the ftey residences fl Fair
view tvA $500 =i"th ypi NHa3oSe ~ ~
Those attending the funeral or Mrs
Maloneyl ine Denis0ns Friday sWere: aToln
Carey, Mr.. and MRS. Leoa Carey Mrs
Tom Hickey Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Nee.
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis McSorley
and son, Francis. and Mrs. Bid Collins.
-, JAS HealX has puEchas sthesaM rs
f. "A. Jackson reside nee consideration
IS 900. This will make the family a
very nice home.
Mrs. James Brockelsby, of Vail, spent
few days the past week with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Murphy.
Mrs. James Hook left Thursday for
Sioux City, where she will help care
for her sister-in-law, Mrs. Cody, who
has been quite sick.
Mrs. Barth has returned from visit
with relatives and friends In Sioux
City. 1920
Miss Bessie Knott left Thursday for
Estherville,, where she will attend sum
mer school for twelve weeks.
Mrs. James Loughran and daughter
Mayme, spent the past week visiting
with Dunlap and Denison relatives.
Mrs. Silas Thompson and niece, Miss
Pease, returned Friday from kadoka
s.. D., where the former has been teach
ing school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Elwell and chill
dren attended the wedding of her broth
er Tuesday. ~ ~ jEtBs
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Campbell and son
returned to Emmetsburg Wednesday
The two Oldest sons remained to spent
their vacation here with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Campbell
The following class received theil
| first holy communion. Sunday at the
Sacred Heart church: Marie Schwack
Ter, Dorothy Riley. Lucille Lally, Mel
| and Gerald McAndrews.
Clare Meehan was n week end CUES
Lat the TIA. Hickey home.
Mrs. Mike Loughran received the sag
| news Of the death of her uncle, j. T
Haugh, of Denison. Funeral service!
were held Monday morning.
The sodality girls of the Sacred Hear
church will have a picnic in the Heah
grove Sunday afternoon, June 18th
Each one bring their own supper
| Sports and games will start at 2 O'Clock
Everyone is invited to come and have
a good time.