The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-20
AL ABOUT DELOlT. :,

Hurrah for the Xmas REVIEW 80
To all a merry Christmas and happy
New Year.
s. Lawrence Winans was picking corn
Saturday.
William johnson was breaking colt
to drive Saturday.
c. Wiley and VIM. Cose we're busy
shelling corn last week.
j. B. Dawson is gathering poultry
for MIR. Nicholson of Denison.
Mrs. Rogers and Jordan are getting
better from their recent sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deli Richardson went
to Denison Wednesday to do trading.
David McKim spent the evening at
his brother Eathan's, last Tuesday
night.
S. Horn and A. j. Mason have been
dressing poultry at Deloit the past few
weeks.
Bert and Perry Huckstep visited the
Woodman Lodge at Deloit last Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Sarah Dobson and Mrs. Marie
Galland visited at the home of Mrs. M.
Hunt last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Dobson and daugh-
ter, Edith, and Layina Wedlock spent
Sunday in Deloit.
Elder Henry Daniels visited in Deloit
the past week and occupied the T.. d. S.
pulpit Sunday evraing.
Contractor Me-. Morrisey stopped at
]. IT, Millers the first of tue week. He
was settling up accounts.
q. E. Franks returned home from
Charter Oak last Saturday, and went
back to his work Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Miller, Mrs. and
Mrs. j. S. Meyers and Mrs. Franks
were Dsnison callers Friday.
Mrs. A. G. Myers and son, Vernon,
came up from Denison Saturday morn
ing to visit friends and relatives.
Uncle Eathan McKim's carpenter,
Mr.. Bert Darling, resumed work on his
building last Friday and Saturday.
1t LOOKS like our sleighing would be
improved for Christmas by the sleet
tAat fell Sundhy night and Monday.
Roy McKim came up from Dow City
last Tuesday, having finished husking
corn for his prospective father-in-law.
The District Sunday school Superin-
tendent, Elder VIM. McKim, visited
the Defiance Sunday school last Sunday.
Miss Bernice McKim accidently got
badly burned last Monday evening
week.
Leilah Lewis came home Friday after
a few months stay in Dow City; she ex-
poets to sprud the holidays in Greene
county.
Clay Miller and Miss Bagge drove up
from Denison Sunday afternoon and
took supper at the home of MI. and Mrs.
J.L Miller.
Mrs. M. Hunt. who has been poorly
for some time walked over to Halberg
and Turner'S store Saturday, and did
some trading.
Minus and Edith Montgomery, of
Denison, attended services at the L, D.
S. church in Deloit, last Sunday morn
ing and evening
Next Sunday is Christmas, the glad
soonest day of the year for the children
chisl topic is II wonder what Santa
Claus will bring
The weather was pleasant Friday and
Saturday, which diminished the snow
and those that had corn in the field i'm
proved the time by husking.
A surprise birthday party on w. B.
Keith Tuesday night and dance at D.
WlDey's Thursday night, were among
the pleasures for the young people last
week.
B. F. Wicks welded the ak to the
root of the big cotton wood tree, south
of Halberg and Turner's store, last Fri
day morning, and Roy McKim and Sol
Laughery thus found employment in
saving it up for fire-wood.
Mrs. Jane johnson and darchter
Cellnda, visited at the home of her son
Elmer Johnson, one day last week.
Mrs Elmer Johnson, who has been
nursing very sore finger on account OF
fcloa, is improving slowly.
Eli L. Dobson, formerly of this place
but now of st. Joseph. Mo-, started to
Townsville, Georgia, last THURSDAY
evening, accompanied by his wife and
daughter. lie has for III, time been
confined to the house by sickness and
he hopes the change in the country will
prove beneficial to his health.
Among those at the County capita
last Saturday were N. III. Brogdon, w