The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-10-11
NEWS ABOUT DELOIT[.
Mrs. S. Horn, Correspondent.

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Mr. James McKim2ahd wife.returned
nome from their trip to Buffalo and
other eastern points Thursday they re-
port a very pleasant trip.
Rev. Mrs. Hanson of Kiron returned
from Omaha Friday and called at
Deloit on her way home.
Il L. Nixon and son Herbert return
ed from South Dakota Friday.
Mrs. j D. Newcom and. her mother
Mrs. Johnsonca called SATURDAY afternoon
on Mrs. S. X. Dobson.
Mr.. VIM. Cose was on the sick list
last week. y4.
All OF the members of the NJ. w. A.
aye requested to meet at the hall next
Friday ovoain it will be remembered
that flon Oct. | during the winter they
meet each Friday evening.
Miss Maud Shives of Boyer was a
guest at the parsonage during Rev.
Odds absence at conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j Hunt vent over
to Benan Saturday afternoon to visit
ct the home of Mrs. Hunt's parents.
The Ntwcom brothers went to Deni.
son Friday afternoon to get their
pictures taken in a group, we UNDER
stood only five of them we're present.
C. M. Newcom returned home Fri
day having disposed of his property
here he will invest his money in South
Dakota.
Clay Miller commenced work at the
Palace Bakery in Denison Monday.
Scott Stelritt and wife of Otto visited
relatives at Deloit last week.
Sam Laughery of Boyer was in town
Saturday.
Henry kreger came up from Arion
Friday evening and remained over
Sunday.
Henry Winans was over from Vail
Saturday afternoon.
Ozias Gardener expected to move
on one of the Cook ranches Monday.
Mr.. lessons horse with buggy broke
loose from a hitching post last Thurs
day and started for home at a lively
rate it ran in James McKim's yard
where 1t was caught and tied up with
little damage done.
Mrs. A. Fl. Rudd came up Friday
morning and visited at her sister Matt
les school in the forenoon returning
home in the afternoon.
Mr.. A. j. Mason and Mrs. Mckee
were 10 Denison Friday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Newcom of Ode
bolt visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. c. Dobson last Sunday.
Mrs. Z. A. McKim and Aleatha
Tucker drove TO Denison Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broeden returned home
from Cleveland Ohio and other points
OF interest Monday morning.
Willie Morley visited relatives at
Blair Neb, the past week.
Clarence Cose went to Omaha last
Saturday returning Monday.
j.. w. Wallace of Omaha a half
brother Of S. Horn is visiting at his
home.
Mrs. A. Nicewanner and daugher
Georgia are visiting at her mothers
home Mrs. M. Hattery's.
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SATURDAY. with a car load of hogs.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher, on
Monday, Oct.7, a 10 pound girl
Letta Stowell accompanied Mrs. E.
A. McKim and Aleatha Tucker to
Denison Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. Newcom and wife and Mr..
and Mr.. Wagner of Odebolt spent last
Sunday in Deloit,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hannibal Fink visited
Charter Oak relatives.
MIR. rhos. Hopper and children were
invited to attend the Hannon-Pitthan
wedding neal Vail Wednesday.
a party was held at the home of Mrs.
Alma Prentice Tuesday eve for the
young people.
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Nixon a delightful party was held Fri
day night of last week in nonor oftheir
niece Miss Nellie Warner OF Kingsley
la. the evening was spent in converse
tion games and music. Light refresh-
meats we're served and all returned
home in the small hours of the night
reporting an enjoyable time.
Frank Landon and Charley Laughter
ty jr. started Wednesday morning for
the north part of the state to trap this
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