The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-03-12
Successor to Gary Brothers.
NEWS ABOUT DELOIT.

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Mrs. Sarah Dobson, one of Deloit's
Oldest residents, has been living in
Deloit 43 years and in Milford town
ship 40 years.
John Dobson, who is running hotel
In Delolt. is now residing within 400ft.
of where he and his wife were married
in 1880, and has resided in the town
shipr49 years.
N. V. Johnson still resides on piece
of government land he filed on so
years ago this summer, about two miles
east of Deloit
Mrs. Matte Cose closed successful
term of school near Milford center last
Saturday.
Morris johnson returned from his
trip to Laurel, Neb., last week and is
much pleased with the country. He
expects to return the last of the week
with farming equipments and help his
brother William on large farm they
rented for this season
John Moor has everything in readi-
ness to move his family elsewhere as
soon as the weather is favorable.
Deloit received the most snow of the
winter last Saturday and Sunday. but
Monday was warm and it will soon be
gone again.
Charley Flint was a Denison visitor
Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Ellen Horr returned home Sat
,,1o Ale =
visit with relatives and friends in the
vicinity of Clearwater, Nebraska.
Miss Aleatha Tucker and her grand
mother, Mrs. E. A. McKim, went last
Wednesday to Des Moines to visit
relatives. They will be gone couple
of weeks.
James Spence moved his family back
to Dow City last week: their Oldest son
Arthur, remained at the home of Mrs.
c. j. Hunt.
N. H. Brogden was elected sub
director at Deloit> Monday. week.
Jim Jones of Omaha, was visiting
old old, time friends in DeloiS the past
AAS ACl 1ShhOu SOlu' ldFul iduu Ids
week but will remain on the farm this
year.
Grant Brown will ship another cal
load OF hoop poles out of Deloit Tues
day or Wednesday of this week.
Elmer johnson is out assessing the
town this week and is no respector O
persons-no one will escape his notice
Mr.. B. E. McKim and wife are re
joicing over girl baby born the Enc
inst, and Mr.. A. j. Mason and Wifi
baby boy born on the Sd. We con
graduate both parties.
Mr.. Benson has charge of the Deloi
saloon in the absence of Mr.. Lynch a
Mt Dodge.
Leeman Mason, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Mason, returned iron
| the west last week.
A ball will be given in Hunts hal
next Thursday evening.
Elder G. E. BLtterworth was at De
lott over Sunday, but the bad weathe
hindered people from attending preach
ing services to a great extent
| Lucy Flint was shopping down tow
Monday.
The M. E. Revivals closed last wee
for the present
james Neary, the G. & N. w. depo
agent, moved his family into the sec
ton house Monday.
Bert Darling did some carpente
work at Boyer last week.
/ Carl Winey's sale occurs Wednesda
the 18th, one mile south of Deloit.
4 Bert Darling and Bert McKim wen
over to John Smiths Monday to
some carpenter work
| Mr. Segar Hagen and wife visite
her parents at Deloit Monday.
i John Myers and wife spent Monda
afternoon in Deloit.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Barrows wer
visiting last week with their uncle
/ George Winans.<
| Glenn McKim bid his friends goot
bye and started to work for MIR. Georg
henagH On MONDAY olenH 10 goo
boy and all his friends wish him sue
cess in his new home. ......... .....
Mr. Mann and Mr.. Howe, Of Oman;
: were guests of j. L. Miller and wife
supper on Thursday evening.
Sarah lMcKim returned home frol
Odebolt on Monday evening. IL. .,,.,.
, Mrs. Scott McKim has been Ait
Sick with lagrippe the past week, Sbu
is some better at this writing. i4lsa
Mrs. John Ruberg4was visiting wit
herparents aSfew days the past week
Johnsays he does not like cooking yer
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Mr.. J. L. Newcom's big Black teal
4 hasdaa ~nafrOWz. eseape from drQ.w min
one day last week. They were draw
ing something up the river bank wha