The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-22
De1oit

of Storm Lake, visited friends and
relatives here the past week.
Elder w. A. Smith administered
baptismal sevices Sunday afternoon
and Tuesday afternoon and on Wednes-
day ten more parties, swelling the
list of baptized members in the L. D.
S. church to 43 in three weeks. The
Deloit branch now numbers two humid
red and one members.
Mrs. Geo. Winans went to Ida
Grove last Thursday to visit few
days at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. E. w. Pitcher.
Mrs. Anna Winans received her
fine robe Tuesday made from the hide
of one of her old sorrel mares which
had been such favorite with the
family, on account of old age. Her
memory is thus preserved. They say
the robe is a thing of beauty. The
writer was shown fine rug made
from the hide of a pug dog Tuedsay
Mrs. Ray Winans had knowing little
pug dog of which she thought great
deal. The dog got killed and Mrs.
Winans sent the skin to a tannery.
The skin is now made into a fine ing
and looks very natural.
j. b. Morley who has been work
ing for the Creamery Co. few years
had a narrow escape from a serious
injury last Thursday. While return
ing from gathering cream his horse
became frightened just above N. II.
Brogden's house and ran against a
large tree. IIe threw John cut and
broke loose from the buggy and caisle
on to Deloit. Mr.. Worley received a
bad injury to one arm and limb, bat
we are glad to state hei able to be
around again. His rig was all broken
to pieces but luckily no cream was lost.
Among those who attended the
teachers exercises in Denison, Friday
night and Saturday We're, ennie and
Vivian Jordan, Eunice Dobson, Florence
! and Bertha Nixon, Carrie WedlucS
ana >. Browne.
Mrs. Foster of Omaha, niece of G.:
S. Jordan came up Friday to see her
uncle who is very i'll.
Miss Ava McKim returned from
Tacoma, Washington, Sunday morning,
after nearly years absence. Her
health is greatly improved and her
many friends are glad to welcome her
back. Her father VIM. McKim went
to Omaha to meet her Saturday after
noon.
Mansel Keith of the Boston store
at Omaha, was up Saturday evening
and spent Sunday with relatives. y
Miss Winnie Rudd of Dow City,
spent Sunday with relative at Deloit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. McKim have
been visiting relatives at Ida Grove
the past week.
James Anderson returned from
Chicago, Tuesday morning where he
had been with a car Of cattle and also
one Of hogs. He was very much
pleased with the prices receiged.
Mrs. Il. A. Mckim went to Deni
son, Saturday, to spend few day
with her daughter, Mrs. H. Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott McKim spent
few days the first of the week at tn
home of her father, G. S. Jordan.
John Lentz and family moved Mon
day to the house vacated by j. E.
q Mitchell.
Juliet johnson returned to her hon
: near Fort Pierre, South Dakota, q
~ Wednesday.
l. Mrs. Sarah K. Dobson received I'll
ar sad news Monday of the death of h,
elder sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Ar
at Criddle of Kaysville, Utah. She w;
" in her eighty fifth year.
Clair McKim has been spending
en few days with his aunt, Mrs. j.
I'D Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rigglem,
drove to Denison on Wednesday.
al Russell Newcom and Lorn Patch
ar of Jackson, Minnesota, came in on t
or afternoon train Wednesday as ST
d, prise on their relatives and friends.
" A skating rink has been opened
he in Halberg's hall.
to A. G. Myers spent couple of da
re at Deloit this week.
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