The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-05-31
NEWS ABOUT DELOlT.

day. ree
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Hagen we're i,
Denlson Wednesday.
Jim Newton has just finished dlggin!
him splendid we'll.
James Mcmillan went to Kansa
Thursday morning.
A dance was held in Hunts Hal
again Thursday night.
G. q. Howard was calling on friend:
in Deloit Monday afternoon.
Guy and Jesse johnson entertained
a few of their young friends Monda,
evening.
Charley Wescott has been laid ut
with an abscess on his neck for the
past week.
Several from Deloit and vicinity at
tended Decoration services in Denison
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis were in
town Thursday taking advantage of o.
u. Turner's hard ware clearing sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Darling, of ELS,
came down Wednesday to visit with
relatives and friends, returning Thurs
day.
Mr.. j. D. Newcom was in Deloit
Monday afternoon and took home a
load of rock salt for his stock from the
boys" store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Winans are the
| happy parents of a fine daughter which
came to make an indefinite stay with
them Monday.
Mrs. e. A. Stowell sent some lovely
peonys to Independence Wednesday to
be used in decorating her mothers
grave Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Hunt gave a re-
ception Wednesday evening to a num-
Der of old people of Deloit which was
greatly enjoyed.
j. N. Turner sold out Tuesday to
Dick johnson and will go with his
father to Kansas. John Worlev will
take his place on the creamery route.
q. I. Nixon wrote to his son from
Armour. S. OAK, this week that the
crops were ahead of those here. Thew
will probably return the last of this
week.
Mr.. Geo. Winans and wife, Mrs. j
L Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Winans
Mrs. b. A. McKim and Aleatha Tue
ker were among those in Denison Sun
day afternoon.
Elder c. J. Hunt went to Dow CITY
Thursday to attend the services to be
held there beginning Thursday even
ing and lasting over Sunday, by the
l.. D. S church
Mrs. NJ. Hunt went to Denison Wed
nesday evening where she attended
Decoration Day services at that place
Thursday. From there she will 70 to
Dow City to attend the L. D. S. quar-
terly conference over Sunday.
Among those that drove up to the
cemetery Thursday we're Mrs. j. L.
Alnsworth and niece, of Denison.
Some of the school children also walk
ed up and the graves of loved ones
were remembered with a token of
flowers.
Mrs. Juliet johnson returned from
Benan Wednesday where she has been
staying few weeks with her niece,
Mrs. Amos Tayne. The many friends
OF Mrs. Iayne regret to learn of the
death of her little baby. and extend
sympathy to the bereayed parents.
While the Deloit section men were
out on the road Monday their attention
was drawn to some bones in the side of
bank; the bank having caved off leav-
ing some of them in view. Upon ex.
animation they found the skulls and
bones OF eleven human beings that had
been buried years ago in one hole
about three feet underground. They
gathered up every bone and carefully
buried them again. They could not
tell whether they were Indians or
white people
M. e. CHURCH NOTES,
Splendid congregations we're present
asst Sunday morning at Deloit and in
the afternoon at Bower.
The theme next Sunday mornino
will be sabbath Observance. The
evening subject will be sWhv we do
not approve of certain popular amuse.
ments."
The third quarterly conference Will
convene &C, at Deloit June %, at 2:3O M.
Inc Pres. ding Elder, J. J. Luce, will
preach at Deloit June %. at II o'clock
a. m, and at Boyer the same day AT
$780, p. m. :"
The report that $50 90 was subscribed
Tor foreign missions on May 18th, was
qulee erroneous. SS2 90 was subscribed
toward all the benevolent collections
at Deloit and Boyer 1874 90 had been
previously provided for. making a total
OF $4,000 for the charges. which will
make very creditable showing.
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