The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-06-27

sldyeu over ulSlC ana o the early
morning train Wednesday morning
for Creigl ton Neb, where she will
spend a few months with her sister.
Miss Edith Riley and brother return.
ed Monday from Charter Oak where
they spent a few days at the home of
theil uncle Fred Shirtcliff.
We had a soaking rain Tuesday night
but the sun shone out clear Wednesday
morning and the wind and sun made
the roads in better condition toward
Don
The Misses Fife Myers, Irene and
Helen CARRIER, also Vernon Myers, visi-
ted MIR. A G Myers school at Deloit
on Tuesday afternoon
Among those who attended the M.
w. A. Picnic at Vail Wednesday were
Jacob Morley, wife and daughter Daisy
Mrs. J. B. Morley, Clarence and
Clement Enright, Edith Dobson, Mrs.
M J.. Hattry, Lilly Hattery, Johnnie
and Lizzie Hopper, Aleatha Tucker. Fay
Winans, Mae Newcom, John Riggli-
man, John Anderson and Carl Winars,
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Winans.
Frank Landon marketed new pota-
toes in Denison Tuesday He has
plenty OF fine new ones ready for mark
ct.
Deloit schools close Friday this week.
We understand Mr.. J. T. Turner had
the misfortune to lose his gold watch
while at work on his farm n day this
week.
Thomas Lumlev returned from
Woodbine one day last week.
The large iron safe was taken out of
the old bank building Saturday fore
noon and placed in the depot for the
present, Mr.. N. T. Huckstep happened
to be in town with his large span of
mules and he offered their services to
take the wagon, with safe in to depot
which was done with no trouble for
them.
Chas. G. A. johnson who is carrying
mail from Johnsonville to Deloit Joined
the .excursionists from Kiron to Lake
view Tue day, his father A. P. johnson
carried the mail in his place.
George Johnston had blood poison in
his thumb the past week He has been
having it treated in Denison and is get
ting better.
Jocob Morley made the clothing
store, in Denison a visit Tuesday after
noon and presented himself with a new
suit of cloths and his faith -r-in.law B. F
Gallard a fine black dress coat, the old
gentleman is very proud of his present.
Mr.. and Mrs Abram Galland and
daughter Ethel visited the photogra.
er in Denison Monday afternoon.
A q. Myers has been improving his
spare moments out of school hours in
Improving and caring for his park.
he has a natural park which he is max.
ing very pretty and in a short time it
will be grand for holiday picnics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Christensen and
Mr. Iran Christensen attended the Wood
men picnic at Vail Wednesday.
Rev, A, E. seagrave who spent his
early boyhood school days at Deloit ar
rived in town Wednesday afternoon. Mr..
Fred Strong net him at the train.
Rev. seagrave now of Rangoon,
Burma India gave an illustrated lecture
on Burma the Land of the white ele-
phant' at the M. E. Church Wednesday
evening to an attentive audience.
Mr.. and Mrs P. H. Jensen and their
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
j. Y. Sachau, took the early train Sat
urday morning for Neville, Iowa. to
visit at the home of their daughter.
Mrs. Dickwieler, returning Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. W. E. Campbell has been Grip
pled up with the rheumatism the past
few weeks
August Schurke and wife and VIM
Ludwig and wife We're at Denison. trad
ing last Wednesday.
Miss Louie Riley, who has been a.,
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Shirt
cliffs, in Vail for some time, is at home
again.
Isaac zea was up from Denison Wed
nesday.
M. E. CHURCH NOTES
Rev. j. j. Lace was called suddenl,
to Colorado by the illness of his wife
and could not be present at the quarter
~ meeting. The quarterly conference
at Boyer on Saturday was we'll at
tended and reports showed the charge
to be in good condition. Rev. Olds, al
request of the presiding elder, took
charge of the services here and at West
Side Although the weather was
threatening the morning service was
quite we'll attended and the best of at
tention given to the m A large
number communed. On account of the
ain only a small audience were in at
tendance at West Side. Rev. Albrook
preached at Deloit Sunday evening.
Rev. S. G. Odds. S. D. Newton, j. %
Cruzan, Mrs. James McKim and Don
aid Wilkinson were in attendance al
the quarterly conference at Boyer from
Deloit. They are high in their praises
of the Boyer church
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Smith, of Bower.
attended quarterly meeting at Deloit
last Sunday Charles Shives and fam
lily and G A Selander and family. of
Milford Center attended quarterly
meeting on Sunday.
NEWS.