The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-03-28
NEWS ABOUT DELOIT.
Mrs. Horr, Correspondent.

Mrs. Horr, Correspondent.
Mrs. N, F. CLANCY has been on the
sick list the past few weeks.
Bruce Roark secured a job of work
with a farmer at Canton, S. Oak at
$40 per month for nine months, through
the kindness of his friend, Mr.. A. E.
Stowell. Bruce took the train Thurs
day for his work
Robbie Roark is working on the
Adams ranch
Hans Sibbert expects to start to Mon
tana this week.
The 1. c. freight ran car off the
track just above the depot last Friday
night.
Mr.. G. Montgomery of Penn. nephew
of j. Phillips arrived last Thursday for
few days visit at the home of his
uncle. Mr.. Montgomery will take a
| tour through the west before his return
home.
MI. and Mrs. S. Langhery took the
train Thursday eve to look up a new
/ cation for home.
Miss Blanche Shupiter took the after
noon train on Wednesday to visit her
her sister Mrs. Bundt near Carroll la.
| she will remain about two weeks.
G. j. Hunt bought the old frame
school house and is having it torn down
this week he will work part of it in
coal house and a part he has sold.
Mrs Nash was a guest of Mrs J. L.
Miller between trains Saturday even
| ing.
Mrs c. F. Prentice and mother. Mrs
Brogdon and her two daughters Minnie
and Myrtle took the train Sunday even
Wis. ~
MIR. Harry Childress and Miss Josie
Winans were married at the home of
the brides mother. Mrs Ann Winans,
on last Sunday evening, March %, 1902,
her uncle, Elder VIM McKim officiat-
ing. Harry is the second son of Mr..
and Mrs j. M. Childress, and Josie the
only daughter of Mrs. Ann Winans.
Both have been raised in this neighbor-
hood and are we'll and favorably
known. They have host of friends
that wish them happiness and success
through the journey of life.
"Cashus Newcom on last Friday,
March A. 1902, planked down S4lOO 90
spot cash for Ludwig Horns farm
about two miles northwest of Bone
steel, S. Oak. The steady and sure ad
vance of land values in Gregory coun
ty is illustrated by this sale, Mr.. Horn
having bought this quarter only little
over two years ago for $1,000 A So, 900
profit besides the proceeds of two sea-
sons good crops in the short space of
30 months is pretty good for section
of the country that eastern papers de.
light in saying is arid, unproductive
and beastly. Blessed be the ignorant -
Copied from the Gregory county
newspaper. Cash Newcom was a pros-
porous farmer of Deloit many years and
has many friends who will be glad 10
learn of his future prosperity. His
daughters, Cassie and Mae have lust
closed their winter terms of school near
Bonesteel in districts IL and ID with in
} teresting exercises. The paper says of
them, ''The Misses Newcom are popu-
lar and successful teachers" Cassie
and Mae were educated at Deloit and
attended the Denison Normal school
J awhile. They have been teaching ever
since they moved away. Cassie also
taught in our county the year before
she moved away. Their friends here
will be glad to note their continued sue
cess.
MIR. Frank Messinbrink and wife re
ceived visit from his mother Monday
Miss Myrtle Scott, of salix, Iowa, ii
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs
j. B. Chadwick.
M. e. CHURCH NOTES.
Easter will be celebrated in Deloi1
next Sunday. The program has beer
we'll prepared and a good time is an
ticipated. The school at Boyer will
render a program one week from Sun
day On account of bad roads anG
weather they have not been able tc
practice.
A new carpet has been placed on tn.
pulpit platform at Boyer. The ladies
purchased the same, and propose soor
to put in pulpit set.
Rev. J. L. Gillier will preach in the
Deloit church next Sunday evening and
administer the Sacrement of the Lord s
SUPPER, assisted by the pastor. Bro.
| Gillier is pastor of our church at Char.
ter OAK and is an able preacher. All
should hear him.
| Quarterly Conference will convene al
10 q. M, Tuesday, April 1st. All official
members urged to be present.