The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-09-17
NEWS O DELOIT.
Mrs. S. Horr, Correspondent,

s ed a visit from her father the past
I Unckle Ben Galland was in trouble
. Thursday morning when he discovered
; some thief had stolen his stand of bees
during the previous night.
$ Mr.. A. E. Albright and Clarence
Brogden returned from their Minnesota
trip Monday.
! Mrs.A.. H. Rudd came up from Dow
. City Thursday evening.
. N. Fl. Brogden and wife started for
3 Cleveland Ohio Monday where they
will visit relatives, they will also attend
: the Buffalo exposition, during their alb
3 sence their daughter. Mrs. Nellie
Rounds, will keep house for them
: Another dance at Hunts Hall will be
$ given Thursday evening, Sept. IS. -
Il C.. G. Howard was a business visitor
from Ellis Wednesday.
Mrs. Hattery was on the sick list the
past week.
I DR.. Cook took his departure for his
, new home in Mt. Pisgah Thursday after
: noon, all regretted to see him leave.
{ Silas Wedlock and G. j. Newcom
4 started for a drive up in the southern
) part of Minnesota Friday afternoon.
Mrs. A. H. Rudd, and sister Matte
. Dobson spent Friday in Omaha.
z Mrs. j. D. Newcom arrived home
4 Saturday morning bringing her mother
$ Mrs. johnson. with her.
! S.Horr, Eugene Brogden and Chan
> ney Prentice returned from their trip
; to Minnesota last Saturday night. they
s were we'll pleased.with the country.
. Mr.. Harvey and Miss Pollock are
5 teachers of the Deloit schools this fall.
! Mrs. Juliet johnson spent last week
I at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Rob
\ inson near Vail.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. E q. Clauson of Kiron
! stopped at Deloit few minutes on their
I return from Omaha Saturday eve.
q We were visited with a very heavy
s for the farmers fall blowing.
. Farmers are busy cutting up corn
J for feed.
: Thomas Hopper spent the past week
s visiting at Charter Oak.
& A. J. Mason returned from South
) Dakota Friday.
James Wedlock had the misfortune
s to cut his foot while cutting corn Thurs
2 day.
John Myers hurt his left eye badly
!. while chopping wood one day last week
: Dick Brogdon shipped his cattle to
Z South Dakota to winter the first of last
s week.
B. F. Wicks measured a peach he
{ raised this year that was 184 inches
i around and had several about thatlarge
s Mr.. Streator was in town Friday
? looking up a location.
Uncle Bill Brocket from the Soldiers
Home at:Marshalltown is visiting rela-
tives at this place.
Born to Rev. and Mrs. S. c. Odds on
Friday morning, Sept. ID, a daughter.
We under stand that DR.. Ed Darling
5 expects to be in Deloit a part of every
week in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. Fl. Westcott visited
: relatives near Sioux City last week.
Roy Wedlock took his departure for
the west one morning last week.
n We understand the C.& N. w. R R..
Go. will establish a section foreman and
force of hands at this place again this
week.
Si.as Wedlock and c. j. Newcom ar
e rived home Sunday night from MINI.
, j. @. Newcom has rented a farm near
: Jackson for three years.
Raymond lines is again attending
Q college in Denison.
d T. G. Dobson got his left arm quite
badly bruised Friday afternoon by one
q of his horses falling on it.
Mrs. G. M. Dabson and children ar.
rived Sunday morning from Guilford.
y Mo-, for a visit with relatives here.
: Clay Miller Visited at his home in
: Deloit, Sunday
: Mrs. John Worley vent to Kenwood,
e Saturday, to visit with relatives over
n Sunday.
: Charles Westcott and Willard Turner
: drove over to Schleswig, Saturday
: evening.
II Henry Ehlers returned Saturday
from his farm in South Dakota. He re-.
ports crops good, and since making the
purchase some two years ago, he refus-
ed an increase of half more than it COST
n him.
Mr.. Frank Nixon marketed hogs in
v Delolt, Monday, at SIX cents per pound.
n Mrs. TIC. Dobson was passenger to
Denison, Monday afternoon.
81 NJ. E. CHURCH NOTES.
y The fourth and last quarterly meet
1t ing will be held at Boyer next Sun
day and Monday. The sacramental
service will be held in the evening on
: Sunday. The quarterly conference
, will convene at l0a m sharp Mon
day. All are invited.
n A bright baby girl came to gladen
d the parsonage home last Thursday
evening.
One week from next Sunday will be
k the last Sunday of the conference year.
q NEWS.
Mrs. Minnie Jessen is in Denison at
present doctoring with Miss Davis