The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-09-13

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cheering and glad shouts, al nad d
merrs t me. Pa. some more oeAs.
A railroad crew nave been boring
a wei! at tn. section toreman's house
the past week, when down forty + ct
they broke !. drill and will NOW dig
we'll and case il with brick or large
tile, which will insure an abundant
supply OF wholesome water,
Mr.. Jack Welsh returned from his
trip to South Dakota Saturday after a
weeks absence This is good news TO
his many patrons, who have been
patiently waiting on him TO get their
plows sharpened. Jack will have to
work hard now to make up for lost time.
Miss Ryan, who has been spending
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Faulkner left for her home at Denver
Col, Monday. Miss Ryan made many
| friends during her stay in the neigh
borhood. who will welcome her back
whenever she sees TT to renew her
visit.
There have been some extensive
improvements made around the depot
during the past week. A very un-
slightly hole has been filled up and
your correspondent understands there
is to be small park laid out at the
east side of the building which will
change an unsightly waste into place
of beauty.
Mr., Jasper Haines returned from his
trip to South Dakota Friday night.
He went as far as Washington Springs
and reports the country in fine shape.
Good land can be had from fifteen to
forty dollars an acre, the soil is good
and the crops fine. He thinks it is the
ideal country for the young man who
wants to make some money.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Meara and
little son Leo went to Omaha Tuesday.
Mr.. O'Meara had to have an operation
performed on his nose owing to
growth of some kind in each uostril.
which had to be removed by surgical
aid. He expected TO have to remain
away for week or more. His many
friends hope he will return entirely
relieved of the trouble.
Mrs. George Carpenter had very
happy birthday celebration Sunday
All her children with their families
we're present. The occasion was
surprise and to say that the lady APP
preciated the thoughtfulness and love
of those so dear to her is putting.it
very lightly. 1t is the hope of her
many friends that she may live to see
many more of the same kind of happy
times.
Mr.. Earl Hemphill. our genial
cashier left for Colorado last Monday
in search of health. Earl has been
great sufferer for years with asthma,
and having tried all sorts of remedies,
with little or no results. finally de-
cided that only change would help
him. His many friends trust that he
will find lasting benefit from the trip.
He is worthy young man and de
serving of all good.
A true account of MIR. Paul Weathby's
effort to pry into the future is as follows:
He had been respondent for some time
previous to the attempt, and the idea
of going away to school seemed to prey
upon his mind. He somewhere
secured quantity OF choloform and
early Monday morning wet towel
with the deadly drug, and laid it over
his face. When he was called at
about seven o'clock and did not
answer, be was found insensible. A
doctor was called. who applied the
usual restoratives, and when he left
three hours later the boy was all right.
There is no possible cause assigned for
the rash attempt other than temporary
alteration, which has passed and we
5rust will never occur again as he is
an exemplary young man, highly es-
teemed by all who know him.
There are number of little children
in town who make it practice to run
down to the depot, everything they
hear the whistle of an incoming
train. One little one came very near
being run over one day this week. and
only for the thoughtfulness of an older
playmate who dragged him off OF the
track just as b heavy freight passed
over where the little tot had stood an
instant before. The father of the little
one saw her but too late to render any
assistance. being too far away and was
paralyzed with horror until the danger
was over 1t is hoped that parents will
see to it and forbid their children to
PLAY on the tracks, or we will have an
accident some day that will leave
break in the family circle that can
never be filed, and hearts full of
anguish and regrets for this unheeded
warning.