The Denison review., 1899-09-08

Mrs, Frame had her arm quite badly
injured the first of the week, caused by
falling down cellar. We trust she will
soon be able to assume her household
duties.
\ Trinity Guild held social afternoon
with Mrs. Harry Scaggs on Thursday.
Ice cream, cake and lemonade were
served and pleasant afternoon passed
in social visiting.
The Illinois Central people have given
up the we'll started, and we understand
will get water from the river. We
doubt Il during dry weather the supply
will prove adequate.
Hereafter, the REVIEW will have a
regular correspondent from Schleswih,
the new town on the Mondamin branch.
The letter this week gives q general
write up Of the business interests of the
town.
n The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark White of Vail will be panied to
earn that on Sep. Z their little child
died Of cholera infantum. The bsreav-
ed parents have the sympathy Of the
entire community.
Mr.. R. j. Overlng Of Soldier township
was Denison visitor yesterday. He
was much impressed with the rapid
growth Of our city. Mr.. Overing is one
OF the progressive republican farmers
of his part of the county.
Those of Denison's people who were
Sunday visitors in Vail were John
Watson, Mrs. b. Y. Nicholson, Hattie
McCracken, Il. A. Romans, Mrs. Joe
Bradley. and VIM. Devine and family.
Vail Observer.
In another column will be found a
notice by the Mayor calling attention
to the putting in of water meters,
These must be put in place by Sept. Is
or the water committee will place them
and charge against property.
It was a treat to see Hal johnson
now Of Union township in Denison
yesterday. 1t is sometime since he had
visited here and everyone was glad TO
meet our genial ex-deputy postmaster.
Farm work seems to agree with him.
Peter Rasmussen and Thomas Clark
went to Oregon Tuesday, Mr.. Rasmus-
sen to look for a location and Mr..
Clark for his health. The former will
be gone probably month, but the lat
ter will remain all winter.-Vail OBJ
server. ..
j. w. Pace of Woodbine refuses his
Review. The subscription was paid
until Decem ber 1st. 1888. This is the
first time the REVIEW has published
the name of a delinquent subscriber
but the case is SO glaring that we con-
sidertitst 1.-The only course to pnrs,le. sae
Master George Chriss has gone to his
parents in Dell Rapids. South Dakota.
Their many friends will be glad to hear
they are we'll pleased with the country
and that Mrs. Chriss is greatly improved
in health since moving there. They
also state land has raised $5 an acre
since the 1st of March.
ALT Wright left for Denison last
Thursday where he will at once begin
his labors with the Green Bay Lumber
company. His many Vail friends best
wishes go with him in his new work.
He will be greatly missed here in bust
ness, social and lodge circles where he
took a prominent part Vail Observer.
While at dinner one day this week
someone went through DIR. Garber's
dental Office and stole all the gold he
had on hand for the filing of teeth and
q few minor articles. The doctor has
no idea who the miscreant is or of what
use the material would be to any one.
The value of the stolen goods is some
$40.
fOSCmaSler BOynLOn mas Job on his
hands next month. The department
has ordered him to weigh all matter
sent out from the Denison Office, not
only this but each class of matter must
be weighed separately, the letters,
papers, books, etc. Patrons can assist
Mr.. Boynton in this work by mailing
allmatter as long as possible before
train time. The Denison postofice
force is overworked as it is as the
amount of business is nearly doubl.
what it was.
w. ID. Jones is the new proprietor o
the Fargo House. Under the recen
management the hotel has undergon,
extensive Improvements and it is il
first-class condition. Mr.. Jones, for
merly of OdebOlt, is an experience,
cook and takes personal charge of th
culinary department. while Mr.. Couhla!
ou old Crawfnrd cnunfv how taka