The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-03-21
ALL ABOUT DEL0IT

Miss Iaeilah Lewis returned home last
Saturday evening from Greene county.
Elmer johnson is greatly afflicted
with rheumatism and is confined to his
bed.
Miss Jen, il Newcom visited a few
days the past week at her brothers.
G. J.'s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Myers visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Turner last |
Sunday.
Mr.. Peter Lentz, of Sac county, and
family came down last Saturday for a
visit with parents.
Mr.. anil Mrs. John Taylor's little boy
+ is recovering from a very severe attack
of lung fever.
Miss Edna and Ethel Huckstep at
Tended services at the brick church last
Sunday evening,
Miss Edith Montgomery, of Denison,
visited with relatives and friends at
Deiot last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott McKim visited at
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. George Jor
dan. Sunday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Hopper closed another
very successful term Of school last
Thursday and is at home again.
Arthur Wing took the initiation de-
gree last Saturday night that made him
member OF the Modern Woodman of
America.
Mr.. George Reams, of Nebraska, re-
turned last week and was the guest of
Mr. James Newcom and family the
past week.
Myrtle and Burdette Golf came up
from Arion last Saturday to spend a
week with their grandmother Mrs
M. Hunt.
Mrs. c. j. Newcom has been v. ry
poorly for some time. She is now CON
fined to her bed; her many friends hope
for her complete recovery.
Elder G. e. Butterworth, of Dow City
began series of meetings at Deloit
last Friday evening and will continue
over the following Sabbath.
Mr.. Grin. of the Illinois Central sur
yeyors, and Miss Bernice McKim were
among those who attended services at
the brick church last Sunday.
Mrs. George Wlnans is not improv-
ing very fast, although she has imiprov-
ed some. Her friends will be glad to
see her enjoying good health again.
Elder c. j. Hunt and wife and baby
Russell went to Benan last Saturday to
visit with Mrs. Hunts parents of that
place. Elder Hunt will also preach
during the time.
Mrs. S. Horn invited her Sunday
school class to dinner last Sunday.
Those present were Minnie Prent ce.
Mary Lewis, Edna Myers, Rosa Lentz,
Mary Lentz, Floyd Patchin and Jessie
Johnson.
A merchant of Omaha, was in Deloit
Saturday with a view of locating. We
understand he contemplates putting in
a stock of goods in N. l.. Hunts store
building which will soon be vacated by
Halberg s. Turner.
A missionary program was rendered
at the M. E. church last Friday services
being held in the forenoon afternoon
and evening. Rev. Weston was assisted
by Revs. Maxwell, of Vail. Carson of
Charter Oak, Richardson, of West Side
and Burick, of Ute.
If Several mistakes occurred in the last /
Deloit letter by the printer among
which were Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Laugh
cry which should have read Mr.. and
Mrs Elmer Winans. as the former has
not yet entered into the matrimonial
state perhaps he was quite surprised to
learn of the Mrs. sharing his name.
The two little daughters OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Brogden were sick with the
measles last week; also the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cose, having been
exposed by relative visiting them
from Omaha. who found upon her re-
4 turn that her little boy had broken out
with measles. There were no others
exposed and it is hoped the disease will
not spread farther.