The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-08-08
NEWS ABOUT DEL0lT.


Dobson arrived home from Jackson,
MINI, Wednesday morning
Mrs T C. Dobson visited Tuesday of
last week at Mrs. A. 81 Rudd's at Dow
City.
Gertie and Myrtle Tucker visited at
j. D. Newcom's Wednesday aud Thurs
day.
Miss Marshall, of Denison. was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James McKim
last week
Mr.. James Wedlock and family re.
ceived visit from his grandson, Mr..
Thompson, last week.
Mr.. w A. Lidale is visiting at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. j. T. Newcom's
at present.
Elder c. j. Hunt departed Wednes-
day morning for Cherokee, where he
will remain over Sunday.
Miss Agnes Newman, who recently
returned from Hudson, Wis, stopped
in town Saturday afternoon and went
to Denison on the train in the evening.
Mrs Mary Moore and Mrs Juliet
johnson visited at Mrs. James Spence's
Friday afternoon.
Schiller and Campbell started up
their threshing machine in VIM Nc
Kim's field Saturday afternoon. A
great many farmers are anxious to
thresh out of the shock this year, on
account of the condition of the grain.
Mrs. Martha Cose got quite badly
hurt Thursday while hanging out
clothes. She had carried out clothes in
a large dish pan and her foot got
tangled in an unseen wire which tripped
her down falling with her breast across
the pan. tanning the pan and leaving
the impression on her breast and side.
Liniments We're applied and she is re
covering slowly, although bruised
severely.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy McKim came to
Deloit Thursday to visit among rela-
tives. Roy has been in poor health
again and will start the first of this
week for the west to try to recuperate
his health
Mrs. s. W. Streeter and two sons
visited relatives near Denison last week.
Mrs E. A. McKim and Miss Aleatha
Tucker were at Odebolt few days last
week, visiting at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Newcom.
James McKim is loading another car
with sand and gravel.
The ladies OF the W G T. U. served
ice cream and cake Friday evening at
the empty store building down town.
They report success.
Several attended Gollmar Bros. cir
Gus in Denison They passed through
Deloit overland to Denison Tuesday
last week. Thirty-six wagons, teams
and men, two elephants and three
camels
Abbie Whey returned last Friday
from visit of a week at her grand
fathers, MIR. R. R. Montgomery, in
Denison.
Miss Mabel Wagner, Of Odebolt,
spent last Thursday at the home of her
friend, Miss Eunice Dobson, Of this
place
The l. G. agent sold twenty-six tic
kets for the Omaha excursion Sunday.
The Misses Jennie Newcom, Matte
and Eunice Dobson and Stella Myers
and Mr. W, A. Liddle, G W. Riggle-
man, Firman and Herman Newcom
Sundayed at Lake View.
Stacking and threshing grain is now
the order of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Childress were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Turner Sunday.
Mrs Eliza Worley and Mrs Laura
Galland and daughter returned home
from Arion Monday morning, having
spent a couple of days at Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Galland's.
MIR and Mrs N. Fl. Brogdon were
among the excursionists to Omaha
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hildreth Tucker, o.
Denison, drove up to Deloit Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Emma Lee and children were
the guests of Mis-. R. E. McKim las
Sunday
N. L Hunt and wife accompanied by
Mrs. Alta Baker and husband, spen
Sunday at Mrs. M. Hunts.
Mrs. J. L. Miller received word from
Clay McMinimee recently that he ex
pected to sail for Australia.
Miss Florence Nixon and sister
Bertha were in town Monday after
noon. accompanied by their friend
| Miss Hunter and Miss Brink
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Winans and sons, O
Vail, visited Saturday at Mrs. M
Hattery's.
Mrs. j. A. Webb started Thursda
morning for Reinbeck, Iowa, to visit
sister. She will also visit at the PAL
entail home and other relatives an
friends before her return.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. j E. Judy
j Saturday, August 3 daughter.
w. A. Liddle took the train mornin
to visit his mother at Gilbert Station
Iowa.
Mrs. Lou Arnold came in Monda
evening from Mason City to visit he
brother. j. T. NeWcOm.