The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-01-03
NEWS ABOUT DELOIT.
Mrs S. Rorr, Correspondent.

train Wednesday afternoon for Omaha,
where they will spend few days in
sight seeing
Mr.. and Mrs B F. Galland returned
home from Webb, Iowa. a couple of
weeks ago
Mr.. q. Tucker and family of Denison
ate Xmas dinner at Mrs. E. A. McKim's
Miss Jennie Newcom went to Jack
SOD, MINI on Tuesday before Christ
mas to spend the holidays with her
brother. c. T. Newcom, and family.
Mrs Newcom has been very sick and
her many friends are always glad to
learn of any improvements her health.
Mr.. Boysen shipped carload of cat
tie first of last week and received the
highest market price in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. T. Nixon visited in
Kansas recently.
| Mr.. Frank Nixon returned from his
| visit in Kansas week before last.
Aunt Lizzie McKim has been on the
sick list of late.
The home of Broder Boysen is under
quarantine for smallpox, the hired man
having had an attack of it.
A Christmas dance was held in Hunts
hall Wednesday night.
| Lawrence Galland who has been seri
ously ill with infamatory rheumatism
for six weeks, is improving slowly. He
was remembered on Christmas eve by
many small presents which were placed
on little Christmas tree in his room,
which greatly pleased him.
| Mrs. Roark and family spent Christ
mas at the home of Mr.. and Mrs A. E.
Stowell A Christmas tree laden with
! presents for the families was one of
the enjoyable features of the day and
evening.
Raymond lines who has been attend
ing college in Denison spent the holi-
days by taking trip to Plankinton S.
D. to see his farm which Mr.. and Mrs
j. D. Eewcom gave him on his 2lst
birthday.
| We understand the Bowman and
Kranz Lumber Co. sold out to the Nye
Snyder Co. last week and the yards
will be united on the Bowman Kranz
grounds. Mr.. Stowell will move his
family soon to Canton S. D. where he
will still be in the companys employ
We shall hate to see this estlmable
family move away but what will be
our loss will be their gain
| Miss Francis Enright and her brothers
Maurice and Waiter spent Christmas
with their sister Mrs. John Worley
Mr.. and Mrs John Judy who We're
recently married will remain with Mr..
and Mrs j. d. Newcom for the year
1909.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Chadwick are
entertaining his mother land little
brother of Salix Iowa during the holi-
days.
Mrs Sarah McKim of Odebolt visited
her mother Mrs. E. A. Mckim last week.
A family reunion occurred at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Brogdon on
Christmas day where children with
their husbands and wives and their
families to the number of twenty four
gathered at an early hour to do justice
to the already prepared rich Christmas
dinner which Mrs. Brogdon is capable
of giving. MIR. Brogdon laid in large
supply of CANDY and nuts for the grand
greatly enjoyed. With MI and Mrs
made gathering of twenty eight al
the home all we'll and hearty.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Hunt and sons
of Denison, spent Christmas with Mrs
NJ. Hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. James Horr, of Odebolt
spent Christmas at Deloit with relatives
and friends. Mrs Horr brought som,
lovely flowers she had made to hell
!, decorate the l.. D. S. church on Christ
mas eve which were sold at auction a
the close of the exercises and the none,
donated to the Sunday school.
Mr. F. Fisher had their household
goods shipped back to South Omaht
Thursday where they will reside.
Bent Altman started Christmas nigh
for Oklahoma to visit an uncle.
Mrs. E. A, McKim was agreeabl,
surprised Sunday morning by visi
! from her son John r. McKim and hi
I daughter Elizabeth, of Pittsburg, Kan
They took their departure on Monda
afternoon for home.
, Mrs. Eabitha Anderson returned ;
few days ago from visit to her sister
homo at Webb, Iowa. One of he
: nieces returned with her.
Mrs. Anna Nicewanner, of Council
Bluffs, is visiting at her mothers home
Mrs. Lou Myers was down from Wal
Lake Christmas the guest of Mr.. ant
, Mrs. VIM. Noakes.
Rev. Odds was presented with FIN
lap robe at the Boyer Xmas tree.
Mrs. Eliza Worley is able to be GU
after being confined to the house severa
days with an injured limb caused by
, fall.
, Mrs. Geo. Winans went to.Lake Cit,
, Thursday eve to spend couple Of day
at her brothers home. Mr. r. McKim's
) Christmas passed pleasantly at tn
Deloit NJ f. church. The following
program was rendered. Songs of tn.
Century" being the book used
Song OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. i9
pYpVep II. X, SDol