The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-09-07
NEWS ABOUT DELOIT.

"Wednesday, Dell Richardson having
sold out to VIM. McKim.
A party was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. W. B. Keith Tuesday evening
in honor of Allen T. Keith, who will
return to Nebraska ia few days.
It is expected that Deloit will get no
paper this week. as the printer seems
to be gone away on a clark i
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Golf, of Denison.
were at Deloit Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mcmillan are en-
PERTAINING Mr. Archie Gardner and
son Harry of Allegheny City. Pa.
Mrs. r. Mcmillan and Esau McKim
are seriously i'll at their homes in De-
lott.
1 Mesdames S. Horn, A. j. Mason and
e. Winans were in Denison between
trains Tuesday.
G. G. Howard left Tuesday morning
for Dakota and Minnesota to look at
land with the view Of locating.
James McKim and wife, Mrs. E. A.
McKim and Mrs. Mary Tucker visited
at Mr.. Huckstep's Tuesday.
A pleasant time was had at the beau
tiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. FL. Chill
dress on Saturday evening last by
neighbors and friends, it being a sur
prise in honor of Mr.. Childress' 54th
birthday. Those present were Wash
Myers and family, segar Hagan and
family, j. L. Riggleman and wife, T.
G. Dobson and wife, j. 7. Turner and
wife, Mrs. Halberg and Miss Alice
Frahm of Deloit. and VIM. Abbott and
wife of Boyer, The evening was spent
in playing the prize game, music, etc,
after which supper was served, con-
sisting of sandwiches, grapes. ETC.,
followed by ice cream and cake. After
supper those present together with
Mrs. Childress presented Mr.. Childress
with handsome chair as a token of
the high esteem in which he is held.
Mr. and Mrs. Turner also presented
each of them a nice gentlemens and
ladies knife and Mrs. Halberg also pre-
scented him with a fine war atlas. AL
though the party was small all had a
most enjoyable time, and returted to
their home wishing Uncle Bob many
more happy birthdays.
Labor Day was observed in Deloit
Monday by the business houses closing
up at noon.
E. c. Lentz moved to Early Tuesday.
Joseph Brogden and wife, of Deni-
son. were in Deloit Monday.
Schools opened up Monday with a
large attendance in both rooms.
Mrs. Carson and little daughter,
Gladys, of Chicago, who have been
visiting at Johnsonville the last two
months spent short time Monday
morning looking over our little city.
The Misses Aleatha Tucker and
Bernice McKim and Messrs. Elmer
Laughery and Roy Stephens drove
over to Schleswig Sunday afternoon.
w. Little visited at j. T Newcom's
last week.
Mrs. B. f Galland returned home
from Arion last Friday, where she had
been staying with her son, Charles,
for the last three weeks.
Mrs. Lou Myers spent Sunday at
Deloit.
C. G. Howard returned home from
his trip to the southeast part of the
state.
Solomon E. Laughery and Mile
Prentice were married at Deloit Sep
5ember 5th, 1900, by Elder j. T. Tur
ner. Mile is the oldest daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Prentice. and is g
young lady IN every way fitted to take
up her new duties. Solomon is the
son OF Joseph Laughery, and is a hard
working aud industrious young man
The happy couple have many friends
here who wish them joy and happiness
< Shuler Bros moved their threshine
outfit from east Deloit on "Wednesday
and are now threshing near Kiron.
Mrs. John d. Newcom recently pre-
sented her daughter. Mrs ] L.Riggle
man, with fine sewing machine direc
from the factory. Mr.. r is proud Of it
Raymond lines having completed hi:
work on the farm for the summer, has
again entered Denison College. Ray
mond is q bright young man and We
bespeals for him prosperity.
Mrs. r. Riley who is sick in Denisor
is still very low.
Captain Joseph Anderson, genera
manager of the United States Glas!
company, died at Pttsburg Thursday
after short Illness