The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-08-30
HAP PEN|NGS AT VAIL.

The depot is receiving fresh coat of
paint.
G. Paine, of West Side, was valite
last Thursday.
Mayor Price and family are spending
the week at Omaha.
J Johnnie Giblin returned to his stu
| dies at Omaha Sunday.
Jim Watson and Joe Casey are among
the sight seers this week.
Miss Bailey visited friendsin Manila
last week, returning Sunday.
Miss Bessie Marshall. of Denison.
visited friends here last week.
Mrs. Jack Quirk returned Saturday
from visit at Nodaway, Iowa
Robert White spent SUNDAY at Wall
Lake, making the trip on his wheel.
Henry Shurtcliff is enjoying visit
from his brother, George, of Illinois.
VIM. Robson and wife drove up from
Dunlap Sunday and visited relatives.
/ VIM. Shove is again assisting in the
bank during the absence OF Mir. Price.
Gus Nelson. the new section boss.
has moved his family here from Logan.
Rev. Talbot, of Mapeton, filled the
Episcopal church pulpit Sunday morn
ing.
In a horse race Saturday between
the Griffin and Farley horse, the former
won.
Miss Augustine. of South omaha.
visited Mrs. Milo Ryan few days last
week,
Mrs. Ihos. Ratchford and children
| visited in the country near 3eOison last
week.
Is. Sharp. of Dow City. a former
draylnan here, visited friends over
Sunday
g. G. Vail and wife and Miss Wat
land spent Friday and Saturday at Me
| exposition.
Chas. Westbrool and wife of Man
lila, drove up last Friday aud visited
short time.
The bridge gang which have been
working east of town left Sunday for
Grand Junction.
The Misses Della and Ilelda Burdick.
OF Clinton, are visiting at the home of
Robt. Evison, south of town.
The Misses Tressa O'Connell and
Alice Miley returned Friday night from
a weeks stay at the exposition.
Mrs. III. Shurtcliff and daughter, Mrs.
John Alnsworth, Of Denison, went to
Omaha Saturday for weeks stay.
Six cars of stock were shipped from
here Sunday. Nick Nelson and son.
John, and M. Il. Keane going in charge.
Mr.. Clark Tefft left for his home at
Richmond, H., Monday, after pleas
ant visit with his daughter, Mrs. Clark
White.
Ed Pound and sister, Miss Carrie.
the Misses Conrow, of Hampshire. III.
and Miss Grace Deter spent last week
at Omaha.
Mrs. Cosgrove returned to her home
in South Omaha Sunday after a few
days visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. z. Mcnamara.
Miss Emily McAndrews left for Cen
terville, s. d., Saturday, where she has
accepted position as teacher in the
public school at that place.
Tom Ratchford, Jas Mangan. Pat
Qulrk and Patsy Carey returned Satur-
day night from weeks camping AT the
lakes. They report a fine time.
Miss Barrett started for her home in
California Sunday after visiting rela-
tives and friends in Vail and Vicinity
the past few months. She will stop AT
/ A number of little folks were invited
to the home of Mrs. w. w. Watson
Saturday TO celebrate Lauren Barton's
i birthday. Ice cream and cake We're
served and the little ones reported a
fine time.
Mrs M. j. Casey and daughter, Liz.
zle. left Sunday for Clinton county
where Miss Lizzie will enter an. aca-
denny and finish her music course.
MIS-. Casey will return y;tfter "A visit
with relatives.
/ Robert Anderson had the misfortune
to have a steel rail fall on his foot last
week, while working between here and
West Side, and had his big toe mashed.
lie was taken to West Side and the
dlsllgured member amputated.
A party OF Denison young people
visited Vail Thursday night and when
leaving amused themselves by firing
revolvers and disturbing the sInmbers
OF our peaceful citizens. We do not
I give their names this time but shall
on repetition.
The election of school teachers by orr
directors on Memorial day may cause
some dispute and make it necessary to
hold another election of teachers. The
election was held on the regular meet
ing day which happened to be the Both
of May. Memorial day. The question
as to the legality of this election has
arson and promises to cause some in
convience as school is to commence the
5th, and another election will cause
some delay.
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