The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-07-23
NEWS ABOUT DELOlT.
Mrs. S. Horr. Correspondent.

MIR. E. P. Craig OF Council Bluffs. Ia,
on Tuesday afternoon OF last week.
DR.. Ed. Darling was over from Vail
on Tuesday of last week.
j. Z, Judy was on the sick list a few
days the past week.
Robert Darling went to Ellis Tuesday
evening of last week to do some car
penter work for Mr.. Wultf.
Mrs. Mile Laughery and sister,
Minnie. were calling on friends in De-
loit. Tuesday afternoon.
6. w. Simmons and two daughters.
we're in Denison. Tuesday.
Miss Daisy Morley visited with Ella
Richardson, Tuesday afternoon,
Mrs. VIM. Campbell and sister. Miss
Alice Schuler, were in Denison, Tues
| day.
MIR. and Mrs. James McKim drove to
Odebolt on Wednesday.
r. McKim and two sons, of Lake
City. were down Sunday Of last week.
j. l. Miller went to Lake City, Wed,
nesday.
Mrs. Milo Patchin was called to Vail
Tuesday night by. the serious illness of
her sister. Clara. We understand she
is getting better.
N. H. Brogden and son, Eugene,
were in Denison, Tuesday.
Clarence Cose was down at the
ty capital on Wednesday afternoon.
Francis Enright and her little
nephew of Kenwood, and Maurice En-
right of Schleswig, came to visit rela-
tives and friends herr. Wednesday.
j. L. Riggleman was in Denison.
Wednesday, on business.
MIR. Len Lowery, a former school
teacher of this place. came in Wednes-
day from St. Joseph, Mo. He is a
salesman for a st. Joseph house.
Mrs. A. H. Rudd and children, of
Dow City, visited relatives at Deloit,
Monday and Tuesday.
Married, on Wednesday, July 18th,
MIR. Harry Dobson and Miss Lilly Cose
of Deloit, at Omaha, Nebr. They re-
turned to Deloit on Wednesday even
ing and stayed over mig hit with his
parents, going from here to West Side
Thursday morning, where he has work
on a farm near by. This young couple
has grown up in this neighborhood and
have the respect and esteem of many
who will wish them a happy and pros
porous journey through life.
Mr.. VIM. Noakes and wife moved
Saturday to their new home in Deloit
recently purchased from David Nc.
Kim.
Dennis Gallivan has secured a posi-.
tion with the G. & NV. r. r. Co. a,
Carroll, la.
Mrs. N. v. johnson, Milton, Celinda
and Ward johnson spent Wednesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. John Cose.
Ice cream was served.
Ellis L%aughery is working with his
brother in-law, Mr.. Brown, at the
coopers trade at Storm Lake.
Mrs. G. j. Hunt and two boys return
ed home from Benan, Iowa, last Friday
after a two weeks visit with hel
parents.
Ethel Newton returned home from
for a few days. She had an abscess or
tlCl CSC duo q w hupC al OpCl dUlOl
performed and came home to rest up
but returned to school Monday morn
ing.
Miss Florence Nixon and Miss Rile,
are attending the summer of college il
Denison.
MIR. and Mrs. S. T. Wedlocks littl
boy has been quite sickfo a few weeks
His illness has developed into som
kind of fever. We hope for a speed.
( recovery.
Mrs. Sarah Newcom, of Odebolt
came down Saturday evening and stay
ed over Sunday with her mother, Mrs
4 A. p. McKim, returning on Monda
morning.
: A new house is being erected on th
old section farm for the Anderso
family.
Mr.. Peter Peterson, living west {
Deloit, is building a new house.
N. H. Brogden was at Kiron, Monda
g of last week.
j. o. Booth and Mr.. Chiles can
n down from Kiron, Saturday %evenin!
e and remained over Sunday at Deloit.
T. G. Dobson. Jay Myers and j.
t. Booth drove to Denison, Sunday ate
l.. noon, to attend services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher from Oman
- are occupying the James Turner res
dence
Miss Anna Darling, who has bee
spending a few weeks at the home
= MI. and Mrs. G. D. McKim, returnt
- to her home at Ellis. Saturday.
Geo. Lee was over and spent a fe
n. hours Sunday with relatives.
ty Mrs. T. G. Dobson, Mrs. S. Horn al
er Mrs. b. E. McKim spent Saturd,
Or afternoon with Mr.. ana Mrs. j.
Myers.
,e M. e. CHURCH NOTES.
n The Ladies' Aid Society will me
with Mrs. Olds On Wednesday afte
n noon.
" Small congregations were prese
Sunday, on account of the extren