The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25


Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Munsey were
shopping in Denison Friday.
Chas. Campbell is nursing very
sore finger the result of felon.
Mrs. Edna Cook and her husbands
brother was in town Friday afternoon.
Mike Myers the barber has his new
house in Deloit about completed and
we hope to have his family numbered
in our town soon.
Miss Edith Williams the nurse and
her sister, Maud, was passengers to
Denison Wednesday evening.
A. j. Mason is cutting and hauling
wood to Denison.
Orval McKim is working with the
C. & N. w. bridge gang.
Esther Malone visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Wiman's q
few days last week.
Robert Lee of Galland's Grove has
been digging we'll for R. H. Houli-
han in Deloit.
Mrs. Ann Turner is expecting her
son home from the war now most any
day.
j. ID. Hatterys children were sick
with colds last week, but are all bet.
ter at present.
Harry Dobscn was at Charter Oak
Friday of last week.
Floyd Patchin and his father, Milo
Patchin are busy looking after the
wants of the people in the dray line.
j. A. Halberg and his two clerks,
j. N. Turner and William Morley are
kept quite busy in his store these days
S. Browne and wife are seen driving
out to their schools each morning
through the week
Elder C. j. Hunt returned home
Thursday. The family expects to
spend Christmas at Lanesboro with
Mrs. Hunts mother.
Miss Eunice Dobson is teacher of
the primary department of our school
and has 2S pupils enrolled. Miss Ell.
sic Grey is teacher of the higher de
partment and has % pupils enrolled.
Each teacher is giving good satisfac.
ton.
Miss Schneckloth of Denison comes
to Deloit Wednesday and Thursday
of each week to give lessons to II
music pupils.
Rev. Bruce will begin revival meet
ings at the M. E. church on Thurs
day evening this week.
Ralph Jordan, eldest son of James
Jordan of Laurel, Neb., came Thurs
day for a visit with relatives. He is a
grandson of Mrs. NJ. L. Jordan and
Mrs. Nancy Dunbar.
James McKim, mayor of Deloit, and
his wife drove to Denison Thursday.
Miss Ethel Huckstep was at Wall
Lake between trains Wednesday after
noon.
F. Hess is janitor of the NJ. E.
church and e. K Patchin of the l.. ID.
S. church. Sunday school is held at
10 a. m. Services at II a. M and in
the evening on Sunday, and on Thurs.
day evening each week at both
churches.
Religio is held at the l.. d. c. church
N,1nc1ov 1o
on Friday evening each week.
John Sander and wife have fixed up
a comfortable little home in Deloi,
where Mrs. NJ. Hunt lived and are
prepared to enjoy life.
p. l.. johnson took his gun on his
shoulder Friday morning and said The
was going out collecting" He will nc
doubt spend part of the time by hunt
ing on the way
Mrs. G. w. Landon, wife of oul
marshall fell one day last week and
got quite badly hurt.
Chas. Cose is working on the sec
ton at present.
Uncle" Noah Johnson is over tt
town nearly every day and loves t.
talk on the early settlement of thi:
country.
Mr. TORY visited his daughter ant
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Howard
last week.
Willard Turner was digging a wei
last week for Sam Newcom near Ellie
Iowa.
Fireman Newcom and his neice
Beulah Newton visited at the Chas
Brogden home last week. His wife l.
there visiting and trying to regain he
strength after an attach of typhoi
fever.
j. ID. Newcom and wife accompan
led by their little girl and Anna Lack
man drove to Denison Thursday.