The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-09-13

Mrs. Frank Glasscock and children
are here visiting.
Clyde Cochran, OF Denison, was up to
see the boys last week.
Rain seems to be the order of the day
now, cold, drizzly rain at that.
The express auditor was here Friday
and found everything o. X.
Chas. Ohnsman and wife are back
again from their visit TO Omaha.
Misses Anderson and Miss l.. Spots
wood visited in Denison Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gary of Wheaton,
Illinois, are visiting at Gary's.
Miss Erma Hall, of Boone, is spend
ing few days with her many friends
here.
Mrs. Chris Buck and her mother
have gone to Ames for few days
visit.
Chas. Clement went to Vail Saturday
and spent the day with his brother and
family
The World Herald and Nonpariel
agents were here in the interest of
their papers.
People have had to build fires in their
rooms and put on heavy clothing in or
der to keep comfortable.
August Winthin is able to go to work
again on the section and has been as
signed tagging for the present.
Ed Fellingham has returned to Him
OILS again and we are included to think
there is some attraction in that direc-
ton.
The steel gang finished up the main
line and switches in the yard Saturday.
This week they will be laying steel
west of the station towards Vail.
Mrs. A. b. Gait, of Denver, Colora.
do, surprised her friends and old neigh
bors by suddenly dropping in on them
Saturday. She expects to remain for a
time visiting.
MI. Willis Carter informs us that he
passed his S5th mile stone Saturday.
The old gentleman is not so strong as
he once was and old age is beginning to
tell on him.
John c. Suhr is back from his extend
ed visit in the Black Hills. He arrived
on No. 6 Thursday night. The band
boys met him at the depot and gave
him royal welcome home.
j. j. Saveried, brakeman, had a
finger lacerated while making coup
ling in the Vail yards Saturday morn
ing. lie was brought here and had the
wound dressed. 1t is very painful but
will not be long in healing again.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Waterman and
Mrs. M. l.. Waterman started for home
the latter part of the week. Our peo-
pie are delighted to see them on their
annual visit out this way They ex-
pected to visit in Story county on their
way back.
II
The Junior League social at Thos.
Buttons Saturday night was grand
success. There was good attendance,
plenty of refreshments and good
time for everybody. The West Side
band was there and furnished some
excellent music during the evening.
S. G. Blackman's little eight months;
old daughter met with serious acct
dent Saturday night. Mr. Blackman
had just come home and little Lloyd
was carrying his sister to him, when by
some misfortune the little man STUN
bled and fell with her and broke hel
leg. DR.. Bond was quickly summoned
to set the broken limb. When last
heard from the little lady was doing al
we'll as could be expected. The family
and their many friends are necessarily
depressed over the sad affair.
A new time card went into effec'
Sunday at noon and we notice the fol
lowing changes: There are two NOR,
passenger trains put on, Nos. and 10
, No. goes west at $40 a. IN. and arrive,
at Omaha at $3.50 a. m; No. 12 leave
Omaha at p. IN. and arrives at Yves
Side at 1904 a. m. Nos. II and IS ru1
only as far as Carroll now. No. IL goe,
through here at 6:3O a. m. and No. II
leaves Omaha at 1880 p. m. and goe,
7 through here at 2::229 a. m. The passen
ger trains during the day run the sam,
as usual.