The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-02-28
NEWS ABOUT DELOIT.
Mrs. Horr. correspondent.

Mrs. Horn. Correspondent.
j. Fl. Ruberg and family moved out
OF Deloit Wednesday.
We are glad to report that the little
son of MIR. and Mrs Nj. F. Clancy who
came so near being dragged to death by
the COW is rapidly recovering at present.
: Mrs. Ethel McKim entertained her
cousin, Mrs Myrtle Larson and hus-
band Tuesday. We understand they
will soon move to Washington.
| Mr.. j. A. Webb returned Tuesday ac-
companied by his wife. They are
looking up a location and expect to re-
side here.
Charles Campbell purchased the
house and lots of the Esau McKim es-
tate this week, where he has resided
some time
B, T. Nixon began hauling his farm
machinery to the depot the first of the
week and will begin loading on cars
about Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Nixon and
family are old residents o. this place
and will be missed by their many
friends. We heartily recommend them
/ to the people of their new home near
Armour, S. Oak
An interesting description of the
Logging camp of Aitkin county, Mimi,
was sent to Mr.. and Mrs. S. Horn.
written on Birch bark which we send to
the columns of the REVIEW for publ
cation
Mr. and Mrs. Hildreth Tucker visited
at Mrs. b. A. McKim's Tuesday.
j. w. Wallace went to Vail Iowa,
Tuesday evening TO visit at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Winans.
School meeting is called for next
Monday evening at $50 p. N. for the
purpose of electing a Director and trans
acting such other business as may come
up before the meeting.
Justice of the Peace Jay Myers was
called upon to do official work last
Monday but the difficulty was settled
before it came to trial.
John Cose bought John Lewis place
this week Mr.. Lewis and family will
probably move to Scranton next week.
Mrs. M. A. Horr, of Odebolt~is visit
ing with her father, Mr.. j. H. Lewis,
this week.
John Sanders and family move to
north of Armour S. Oak. the first of
next week. Oliver Fink and wife will
move on the farm vacated by him which
Mr. Fink purchased
There was dime Jack Horner socia-
BILE at the M. E. Parsonage Wednesday
eve.
Resolutions Of Coincidence.
Whereas, a great and overshadowing
sorrow now rests like pail over the
home OF our most esteemed neighbor
A. N. Galland in the loss of his child
Lawrence whom death has removed
from the bosom of his family and from
the arms of his parents in the midst of
the very spring time of life. There
fore be it
RESOLVED, by Deloit Camp No.
5Sel M. w. A., that our hearts are
wrung and bleeding in fellow feeling
for the irreparable loss of our dear
neighbor, and that our souls go out in
sympathy to the weeping mother,
father and children, and as in broken
hearted grief they behold the vacant
chair around the family board we can
but commend them to that hope that
takes from death it's sting and robs
the grave OF all its terrors.
That we feel that only those who
have passed under the rod" may
know the awful desolation of q home
from which loved one has gone never
ito return and that where the family
chain has been by death so ruthlesslY
snapped asunder, words are wholly in
adequate to picture the burden of sor-
row which bow down the heads of the
sorrowing ones who are left behind.
So we may only point our Neighbor
and his family to that bright star of
Hope that thrills the breasts of all and
which whispers ''you shall see him
again.
That a copy of these resolutions be
mailed to our Neighbor, be spread
upon the minutes of this cam and pub
lished in the REVIEW and Bulletin.
STANLEY BROWNE,
j. N. TURNER,