The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-04-30
NEWS ABOUT DELOIT.

into the Jake Morley house on the
farm Tuesday of last week.
! Mrs. A. E. Stowell and daughter re-
| turned home Thursday night. Mr..
Stowell is the happiest man in town.
The mail was an hour and a half late
Friday morning.
A dance was held in Hunts hall
Thursday night.
Joseph Brogden of Denison made a
visit to Deloit Friday.
Hugo Gebert was up from Denison
again Friday.
Fred and Frank Landon started out
on business tour of the country gath
ering up old rubber and copper, last
week.
Elder N. V. Sheldon of Cherokee
was in Deloit Thursday night. We
understand he is looking up location
for his family while he shall devote his
time to the ministry.
Mrs. E. A. McKim purchased fine
horse and buggy Thursday in Denison.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. John Cose were over
to N. V. Johnson's Thursday
Mrs. r. H. Childress and niece, Miss
Florence, were in Deloit Friday night.
N. F. CLANCY moved his family and
household effects to his home recently
purchased and vacated by j. T. Turner.
Burton McKim returned home from
South Dakota Saturday morning. He
says he doesn't like the country up
there.
Charley Wiley was down from Boyer
Friday night.
Chas. Sundstrom and Gus Kaufman
OF the Deloit Mercantile Co. Sundayed
in Denison.
G. G. Howard will move his stock of
merchandise to ELS the first of this
week. He will take charge of the post
office there also.
Bert Darling and Bert McKim went
to Ellis Monday morning. They will
build an addition to the store building
to be used as a dwelling apartment.
Mr.. Towards family will occupy it as
soon as it is finished.
Mrs. Chadwick received a visit from
her beother over Sunday, Mr. Woodland
of SaliX, la.
Our constable, Lawrence Winans.
located span of horses Sunday which
strayed away from farmer at Newell,
Ia They had been taken up by All
johnson.
We are glad to note that Mrs. M.
Hunt is able to get out around town
again since the weather has turned
pleasant.
Ye correspondent had the pleasure
of enjoying a fine drive Monday even.
ing with Miss Aleatha fuckers horse
and buggy.
E L. Johnson's team got away from
his son Guy over in the timber Monday,
and demoralized things generally.
Mrs. George Winans had little ex-
perience with fire Sunday night. In
lighting the parlor lamp the stand
cover in some way caught fire. In try
ing to extinguish that her clothes
caught fire and the flames were going
up over her head when her husband
tore away the blazing garments. carry
ing them and the stand cover out into
the kitchen away from the carpets.
He received some very bad burns on
his fingers thereby.
w. j. Hucksteps house caught fire
Monday spark from the chimney was
the probable cause, the roof on the
kitchen burned about 6 foot square
Water was not very handy but by the
timely use of what milk was in the
house and water carried it was ex-
tinguished. The wind was high and it
got under pretty good Roadway and it
was almost remarkable that they es-
capped being burned out.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Newcom was
Denison Monday. Mrs. Isabel return
ed with them for visit this week.
NJ E. CHURCH NOTES.
Sunday May IL. will be the 18th
anniversary of the Epworth League as
al organization The League at Deloit
will celebrate the occasion by render
ing one of the regular programs printed
by the publishing house An interest
ing and profitable time is anticipated.
More than the usual number remain
ed to class meeting last Sunday. This
is encouraging TO class leader and pas
tor.
The Sunday evening meeting at
Boyer is proving helpful.
The following is a partial program
for the entertainment at Boyer on
Friday evening May Bird:
Song BY the Choir
Rec The Rising of I776 S. c. Olds
Rec.-The Old Patriot S. &C. Olds
Quaraette
Misses Maynard and Richardson
Rec. Our Travelled Parson S. G. Olds
Rec.-Death Bridge of the Tay
C. Olds
sung --SuOlf
Rec. The Schoolmaster's Guests
y. OldS
Rec. -Four Feet on the Fender
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