The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-06-14
De1oit.

De1oit.
Mr.. E. McNeal is loading gravel on
cars at this place.
I, eloit school closes last Friday for
the summer vacation.
Mrs. N. L. Hunt visited day or two
with relatives near town recently.
Mrs. Juliet johnson returns this
week to her home at Pierre, S. D.
Mrs. S. K. Dobson and Mrs. M. Hunt
enjoyed drive last Sunday afternoon.
The w. c. T. U. gave white ribbon
soclable at w T. Hucksteps last Fri
day evening.
Uncle" David McKim is spending
month at the home of his son. Scott
McKim in Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mitchell and Mrs.
Lentz visited Sunday at the home OF
Willis Lentz and wife.
On next Saturday evening June 18th
ball Will be given at the Halbergs
nall. Every body invited.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet at
Mrs. G. N. Tnwlngs next Friday after
noon and will serve supper as usual.
Miss Nina SUI eeter went to Creigh-
TOD, Neb. last week to visit her sister
Mrs. Sadie Tyler for few weeks.
Elder c. j. Hunt was called to Ian
esooro last Saturday and took the
afternoon train at Denlson for that
place.
The new iron bridge recently put
is fine and safely ahove high water
marx.
Miss Edna Myers returned home
about week ago for vacation from
West Side where -ne has been attend
4ng school.
Mr.. E. w. Pitcher of Vermillion, S.
ID. arrived Saturday TO see his wife
VINO is i'll at ner fathers home, Mr., GO.
| Wlnans, Improvement seems slow.
Mrs. Ellen Duckett of Glidden who
| has been visiting at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Z. j. Hunt the past ten
Jays returned to ner home Monday.
Several people took advantage of the
excursion 10 Wall Lake week before
last to attend the Flremans Tourna-
ment all report pleasant day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Miller started
last Thursday for Seattle, Wash. to
visit the young man they brought up
from childhood Clay McMinnimee and
his wife.
Mrs. Winnie Brown is clerking in j.
A. Halbergs store. MIR. Brown taught
last week TO finish out her term OF
school, having finished his own term
the week before.
Mrs. j. B. Worley received visit
from her aunt Miss Enright OF Denison
d few days ago, she was on her way to
Sulphur Springs, Iowa TO take care of
Mrs. Lewis who is sick.
| c. N. Thwing and wife have return
ed from their vacation trip and Mr..
at l. G. depot. MIR. H. H. Youell the
The Deloit second nine went to XII
ron to play ball Sunday. We believe
Kiron beat Deloit to 6. Jessie John :
son got hit by the ball quite severe
blow over the eye.
j. r. Newcom went to Marshalltown
last week to have his eyes treated but
returned as they could not help him.
On Monday morning he went to Omaha
to see specialist We hope he will
meet with better success.
Vim. Morley had very lucky run
away while returning from Kiron the
team got way from him about five
miles from Deloit it came through
town and was found over to N. V.
Johnson's place east of town with only
a tug broken.
A gentleman from Schleswig brought
the little boys over to play ball against
the Deloit third nine last Saturday.
There were only four of the Deloit
nine optainabie and they chose some
smaller boys to assist. Schleswig won
the game.
Children's day exercises were appro-
priately carried out at both churches
last Sunday The church were nicely
decorated for the occasion and d large
crowd listened to the chi!drens efforts
to entertain in recitatons and songs
Those who had charge of the program
should be congratulated for their un-
firing zeal in teaching the children.
We understand ll6 tickets were sold
to Denison last Saturday morning at
tine |. c.. depot and many went by team
and others by train later in the day
to view the circus. We had the pleas
ure of seeing them unload q great many
wagons from the train and raise the
large tent. Although raining Ia the
morning the day was pleasant and all