The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-08-20
NEWS ABOUT DELOIT.

W. T. Huckstep and j. B. Dawson
drove to Odebolt and back Monday of
last week. ~,
A. j. Mason was an early morning
passenger to Omaha last Tuesday, re-
turning in the evening.
Rev. A. Modig, of Kiron, was in town
last Tuesday posting sale bills for his
sale, preparatory to moving to Nebras-
ka in the near future.
Miss Lovina Wedlock went to Boyer
on Wednesday to visit with Mrs. c..
Wiley.
Mrs. Hannibal Fink has been visit
ing her brother at Marion the past
week.
Deloit and vicinity were quite we'll
represented at the Catholic picnic at
Vail Thursday.
Remember the old settlers picnic at
Denison next Thursday The old set
tiers of this place should make special
effort to be present.
Mrs. S. Dunbar, who has been spend
ing couple Of weeks at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs j. L. Riggleman, return
ed home on Saturday. F..
Mrs G. NJ Schooley is visiting at
Ottumwa, her former home.
Mrs. Emma Wolf and three children
and Miss Daisy Darling were passen-
gers to Deloit from Ellis Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sales and child
rem from Missouri Valley, stopped at
Deloit Saturday morning to visit with
A. N. Galland and family.
More than car load of hogs were
brought into town early Saturday.
George zea and family, OF Ida Grove,
was visiting at Deloit the past week.
F. L. johnson called at Deioit on
Saturday on his way to Dow City to
attend the holiness meeting.
The school houseis being reshingled
A social dance will be heldin Hunts
hall on Thursday evening, the 22d.
Mrs. c. D. McKim and Miss Abbie
Lee were guests at A. E, Darling home
near Ellis few days the past week.
The Misses Jorgensen. of near Vail,
were visiting at the home of Frank
Nixon for few days.
j. L. Butterworth of Dow City, and
Elder w. A. Carroll, of Auburn, were
in town Saturday. Elder Carroll re-
naming over Sunday and preaching
twice at the L. D. S. church.
Mr.. M. Sibbert was in S. Dakota the
past week looking at the country. He
was much pleased with his trip.
Frank Lesher was up from Denison
Tuesday looking after his ice business.
Jacob Worley and wife and two chill
dren arrived home Saturday evening
They did not go as far into Minnesota
as anticipated.
Jimmie Turner and wife arrived from
Peabody, Kansas, Saturday evening
They moved into the Mcmillan build
ing.
James McKim and wife started on
Monday to attend the Buffalo exposi-
ton. They will visit relatives and take
in other places of interest before their
return home.
Uncle David McKim spent last week
with friends at Vail and Mr. SolSlaters.
Mrs. j. T. Newcom, Miss Jennie and
Mrs. G. j. Newcom were in Denison
Monday,
Mrs. E. A. McKim and Miss Aleatha
Tucker attended services in Denison
on Sunday last.
The people of this vicinity were
grieved to learn of the illness and sud
den death of Uncle Joseph Brogden
who was so we'll and Familiarity known.
They extend sympathy to the bereaved
family in this their hour of sorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Cook, of Denison
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W
T. Huckstep on Sunday.
Elder G. j. Hunt arrived home from
Auburn on Monday.
T. C. Dobson was business visitor
at Denison on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hildreth Tucker came
up from Denison Monday. Mr.. AND
Mrs. j. B. Dawson who have been Wis
iting here returned with them.
A. J. Mason goes to S. Dakota this
week to look after land interests.
N. II. Brogdon. F. II. Brogden anc
Mrs. G. Cose, children, of Joseph Brog
den, received the sad news of 'theil
fathers death Monday by telephone
and all went down as soon as possible
H. Fink went iuto Chicago with cat
tie Saturday.
G. w. Simmons took out load Of
lumber for new barn Monday.
Rev. Olds being in attendance at the
district conference the Sunday even
ing services were in charge of the w
G. I. U. ladies, and gospel temper
ance meeting was held An addition
| of six new members was secured.