The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-08-06
NEWS. ABOUT DELOIT.

turned home from. their Dakota and
Minnesota visit, Tuesday Of last week,
and Mr., Stowell IS made happy.
Mrs. ALFRED Brogden and daughters
visited at Mrs. Nellie Rounds on Tues
day last.
Mrs. Grace Driscoll visited few
days the past week with Mrs. Stella
Taylor.
Mrs John Mason and Mrs. Juliet
JOHNSON spent Tuesday OF last week at
their brothers home. Charles Iaughery.
Mrs Cash Newcom and her two
youngest children arrived Tuesday
evening from South Dakota for visit
with relatives and frienss. ~
N. H. Brogdon and wife drove to
Denison, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Pearee we're ,iInl
Denison, Wednesday. .,.,,..,
Mrs. E T.. and Celnda j ohnsoutvisi-3
ted Thursday at Mrs; a. Richardson's i';i disc
in Vail. spN
Mrs. e. A. McKim and Aleatha
Tucker spent a couple OF days last
week at Mr. and Mrs. Geo. NeWcona's3
at Odebolt.
James Jordon is working in j. E.
Schuler's blacksmith shop while he is
threshing.
Mrs. Mike Copps drove over from
Charter Oak, Wednesday. to visit rela-
tives.
T G. Dobson had a runaway while
stacking grain Tuesday, which smash
ed up the wagon generally.
Mr.. L Randall, of Denison, comes up
to Deloit twice each week with fresh
meat. which is greatly appreciated.
Mr.. A.. E. Stowell Bowman &
Krantz's lumberman, dropped large
timber on his foot while working in
the yards Wednesday, which crippled
him up a few days.
81. H. Westcott was an early morn
ing passenger to Denlson Thursday
morning. returning at $50 a. m.
Chas. R. Sundstrom attended the
Winquist-Almgren wedding Wednes-
day evening. About 200 we're present.
Some Indians passed through town
Thursday afternoon. They stated they
were on their way to Tama City to at
tend a dance.
A party of young people gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Dob
son. Wednesday evening, in honor of
Miss Eupice Dobson, and enjoyed a
very pleasant evening.
One of "The Boys clerks in DEM
son came up Wednesday to assist in
haio e,{p Ict
was away. returning Thursday after
noon.
F. H. Brogdon went to Omaha.
Thursday, with a car load of cattle
from Denison.
Mr.. mud yrs, A. L. Darling drove
down from Ellis, Friday. for briet visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Roark and two daughters went
to Oiebe1t, Friday, for visit with
friends, returning Saturday.
Mrs. Juliet Johnson took the early
train Saturday morning for Woodbine,
where she will spend week o" two
with her sister. Mrs. Mary Moor.
Miss Anna Darling, of Ellis. came
down Friday to work for Mrs. Winrie
Brown.
Mr. Christensen and three daughters
of Denison, were in town few hours
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. M. A Horn. of Odebolt. is
visiting at the home Of Mr.. John Lewis
and the family of Mrs. S. Horn this
week.
S Horn, G. F. Prinsice and Eugene
Brogdon started Monday for Minnesota
to take look at the country.
Bruce and Robbie Roark went to
work on the Adams ranch near Ode.
bolt; one day last week.
Mrs. Margaret Richardson, Clara
Richardson and Tracy Chapman, q
Vail, were at Deloit, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mort McKim we're in
Denison, Monday. Their son, Wallace,
went down with them to attend normal.
Deloit school teachers are spending
this week and the next at the normal
in Denison.
E. D. Albright and Clarence Brog.
don start this week for Minnesota to
see the country.
VII. duQ MF5. y. J.. NSWCOIn anu son,
Herman, went to Lake View Saturday
to stay over Sunday.
The children of Mr. and Mrs. VIM
Cose gathered at their home Saturday
evening in honor of their mothers
birthday. Ice cream was served.
G. G. Howard was down from Els
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Slater and Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Griffin spent Sunday with
relatives in Deloit.
Born, to Mr., and Mrs. J. L. Riggle.
man on Monday, August 9Th, a son.
F. e. johnson, of Jacksonville, was
Q business visitor at Deloit, Monday.
James McKim was Smelling corn Mon
day
Clarence Brogdon's team got scared
3 at bicycle Monday and ran away
breaking up the buggy considerable.
M. E. CHURCH NOTES.
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