The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-07-16
NEWS ABOUT DELOIT.
Mrs. S. Horr, Correspondent.

Mrs. S. Horn, Correspondent.
Lee Howard was down from Ellis on
Thursday.
Guy Tranter was a Deloitite Friday
afternoon.
Born, on July 9, to Mr.. and hrs. j.
Neary Il son.
Herman Burmeister wasin Deloit on
business Friday.
Edgar Jackson. of Denison, was in
Deloit Saturday.
Miss Grace Driscoll, of Boone, is Wis
ting at N. H. Brogden's.
Mrs. r. Montgomery of Denison Wis
tied friends over Sunday.
Wm. Cruzan and daughter were in
Eeloit Thursday afternoon.
Born. to Mr.. aud Mrs, j. s.. Myers,
on Monday, July 10. a son.
Anderson Bros. had a new steam
thresher arrive Monday morning.
F. L. Johnson has been holding meet
ings near Manila the past week.
Mrs. Carl Hawley and sister Miss
Rich, of Denison were here over Sun
day.
Mrs. Witter, a niece of Mrs. M Hunt
visited her aunt On Sunday from Wood
bine.
John Mason and Dell Richardson are
grove.
Robert Darling, wife and baby visit
ed A. E. Darling's Tuesday afternoon
at ELS.
Miss BANKER, of Manila, has been
visiting the Monahan girls the past
week ortwo.
A c. Dobson and sister Matte drove
to Arthur Monday to visit at Alfred
Dobson's home.
Lawrence Winans, Thos. Hopper
and Lewis Wright were in Denison on
Friday afternoon.
Charles Flint has been helping his
brother-in-law Wat. Wilkinson in hay
ing the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Newcom. of
near Odebolt, visited with q. j. New
) CONS family recently.
? Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Winans were in
Deloit Saturday visiting at the home
of Lawrence Winans
> Clarence and Clement Enright have
= been spending a couple of weeks with
/. their father in Denison.
Elder G. j. Hunt arrived home from
O Benan on Thursday, and went to Shell,
e by county Friday afternoon.
Dan,;- c,l1,,,l u Ity.l.l I.
5 has been visiting relatives here re.
e 5urded home soon after the 4th.
u Mr.. Alfred Selander was 10 town or
Monday afternoon. He received wore
that his brother arrived safely in the
r. old country.
IS Mrs. A. G. Myers and son Vernon,o
Denison, were in Deloit Friday morn
ing aud spent the day at the home o
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. David Whey
= Hildreth Tucker and wife and daugh
ter Agnes came up from Denison Mon
1t day. Miss Agnes remained at he,
l. her grandmothess, Mrs. E. A. McKin
for a few days visit.
Elder Crippen. wife and two daugh
. ters drove down from Cherokee Friday
ie Assisted by j. L. Butterworth he hell
. services in the L. D. S. church Satur
day and Sunday.
a Mrs. V. G. ~Peckenpaugh and baby
who have been visiting her parents
ID Mr.. and Mrs. Curry, vent to Logal
Saturday to visit. From there she will
return to her home at Germantown
W Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Winans have re
turned from So McAlester, Okla. o.
June 8, Mrs. Winans' brother Clifton
H. died of congestive chill, after " hours
It. illness. Two other children took wit
d. like symptoms, but recovered.
Elmer Winans had a very LUCKY run
I'd away on Friday while he was out o
he the creamery out He was out of tn
IN buggy opening a gate when the tear
I'd became frightened and started. Elme
was struck by the tongue ard knocke
= down, the buggy passing over hin
He was up in an instance, however, an
soon caught the team. No damage wa
u done.
at Mathew Gallivan. one of the Phili1
pine soldiers, a brother of Mrs. Jane
: Neary of this place. arrived Thursda
to make them q visit on his way HON,
q He started from the Philippines O
May %, arriving at San Francisco O
~ oune % He received his discharge o
~ July 2 at San Francisco. While in tn
Islands he had many experiences. hi,
ing been wounded in battle by a ba
or passing through his neck. He also ha
er small pox in Porto Rico. Mr.. Galliva
met at his sisters his brother Dennis
n who had also recently returned frol
the Philippines.