The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-07-08
NEWS ABOUT DELOIT..|
Mrs. Horr. Correspondent.

NEWS AbUOI DELUlIs
Mrs. Horr, Correspondent.
Mr. Jas. Hobbs went to Omaha
Thursday to celebrate the 4th
David Whey got hurt last week from
fall from horse.
Berton McKim came home from
Trip, S Oak to spend the 4th.
Nancy Wilcox, of Storm Lake, cele
brated at De)oit.
Mrs Mary Moore of Woodbine, came
in Wednesday to celebrate at Deloit and
visit relatives and friends.
Miss Aleatha Tucker was passenger
to Denison Thursday afternoon.
Eugene Schiller and wife and two
children OF Laurel. Neb., are visiting
relatives at Deloit, and celebrated at
Deloit Mr. and Mrs. Schiller should
have taken the prize for the largest
baby on the grounds. He is year old
and weighs 81 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. F.Chaney and fami-
ly have been entertaining three of Mrs.
Chaney's neices from Neb, the past
week.
Miss Lora Duckett returned home
Monday to spend the summer vacation
at home she will return to teach in the
fall
Miss Mile Duckettis spending few
weeks at the home of her sister Mrs. c.
j, Hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houlihan spent the 4th
in Dow City.
Eli johnson and son, Charley Myers
Morris johnson and Tracy johnson Of
Laurel, Neb., surprised their folks by
coming on the train the Sd. They re-
turned the 18th
Mrs. Grace Driscoll, of Boone, is
visiting relatives at this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Raub McKim, of Lake
City, celebrated at Deloit.
Mrs G. M. Schooley was called to OF
tumwa by a telegram announcing the
death of her sister, Mrs Rebecca Head
man. Mrs. Schooley was detained in
getting started by there being no trains
on Sunday and when she arrived found
that her sister had been buried on Mon
day. Mrs. Schooley returned home
Sunday morning
Mr. Ozias Gardner. wife and little
daughter, of Arthur, celebrated here.
Miss Fay Winans spent the Fourth at
Ida Grove.
County attorny S. V. OHare made
one of the best speeches ever delivered
on the 4th of July at Deloit Friday.
Kiron band is to be congratulated
upon their excellent service in giving
us plenty of good music on the 4th.
Mrs. B. E McKim returned from the
visit to her mo hers at Hastings Neb.,
Saturday.
Mrs. Jane Knowles of near Glidden
visited relatives near Deloit the past
week.
Mrs. George Newcom and daughter
Margie, of Odebolt, spent the 4th at
Deloit Mrs Newcome returned home
Saturday morning, while Margie re.
manned a few days with her grand
mother, Mrs. E A. McKim.
Mrs. S. w. Granthun, of Gladstone
Manitoba, Canada, has been visiting Al
Mrs. M. Ainsworth's, her grandmother
the past week, and others of the family
Mrs. Hester McKim served supper tt
few invited guests, Tuesday evening
of last week.
: Miss Alice Schiller returned HON,
last week from her visit to Schaller.
| Mrs. VIM Steele and youngest child
rem visited relatives here over the 18th
Mr.. A. G Price, Bakers medicin
agent, is again canvassing our vicinity
Little Charlotte Phillips celebrate,
her 9th birthday Tuesday afternoon o
last week by inviting in dozen of he
little friends. Supper was served at
p. M and a treat of oranges. banana
and candies We're given them. Char
lotte deceived some very nice little gifts
May she live to spend many such happ
birthdays.
The young folks had party at Nj
and Mrs E L. Johnson's Monday ever
| ing.
The Boyer river was perhaps I'll
highest Sunday morning it has been fl
twelve or fifteen years, being out {
banks in several places.
NJ. E. CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. ] j. Lace will preach for us {
| Wednesday evening. Let all turn OF
land hear him
4 Many were kept from attendir
church Sunday morning on account
the excessive rain of Saturday mig
which washed out fences, etc.
A large congregation was present
Boyer in spite of mud and bad roads
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