The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25
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George Myers of Denison is batch
ing at his vacan house in Deloit while
his is teaching near town.
Mrs. S. w. Streeter and family are
enjoying a visit with her nephew and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Tyer of Creigton,
Neb.
A very light snow fell first of the
week and the ground was partially
covered on Tuesday evening the
sound of slcighbells We're heard on
our streets which attracted the at
tention of the people, a gentleman
with fine team and sleigh seemed to
have business north of town, as we
heard the bells on the return trip
later in the evening.
John Dobson is proprietor of the
hotel. Mrs. Dobson and daughter,
Edith are kept quite busy in addition
to other boarders. They have the c.
& N. w. bridge crew.
The Deloit Dramatic company are
preparing for play to be given about
the fourth of January
Mrs. Olive Griffin and son arrived
from Sanbernardino, CAL. the first of
the week. Mrs. Griffin is a sister of
at her home. She is in very poor
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. McKim, Mrs. S.
Horn, Mrs. A. Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. B. Howard, c. E. Churchill, Frank
Landon and Ray Wimans spent We'd
nesday evening in Denison.
Mrs. Geo. Wimans returned from
her visit to Oklahoma Wednesday eve
ming. She stopped Tuesday night at
the home of her brother, William Nc
Kim at Independence, Mo- She was
suffering from severe attack of as
thma which fastened her home.
The many friends of Arthur McKim
will regret to hear that he is belfast
with rheumatism at independents, we
hope to hear of his recovery soon.
The Anderson boys We're Smelling
corn for Mr.. Banerkemper the first of
the week. We understand he had a
good crop this year which will be
appreciated as last year his crop was
entirely destroyed by hail.
Platt Moore and Lloyd Wimans We're
among those that attended the sale
Tuesday.
Mrs. J. L. Riggleman was shopping
in kiron Tuesday
Bert Daring went to Boyer Wednes-
day to attend a sale near his fathers
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Howard visited
in Woodbine Monday evening between
trains.
Mrs S. D. Newton has been stay
ing with her daughter Mrs. Geo.Ne
com who is i'll, near Cedar Falls the
past three weeks.
c. ]. Cose, one of Deloit's merchants
was in Denison Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Enos Lentz of Lake City is
visiting her sons, Sam and John
Lentz and families at present.
j. T. Spence and F. NJ Rhoades are
still section foremen on the l. C. and
c. & N. w. railroad at this place.
Bertha Munsey eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NIunsey staying at
S. Brownies and attending school in
Deloit this winter.
Miss Flora Robertson is kept busy
at her photograph studio Our people
appreciate having studio at our home
town.
Mr.. S. w. Streeter is the only black
smith in town and can do anything
in his line of business.
j. P. Nestlebush spent few days
the past week at home.
Mr. e. w. Gibson put in monn-
ment last week at the grave of j. T.
Turner. We have several fine monu.
ments in our cemetery and our citi.
zens are trying to solve the problem
vi ilOW W SO W WOIk 10 nave our
cemetery kept in better order and we
expect something done this spring
toward that end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mearl Myers spent
most of their time during her mothers
absence at her fathers home Mr. Geo
Wiman's.
George Landon, Jacob Morley. H II
Westcott, S. w. Streeter and S. G
Laughery are the old soldiers residing
at Deloit.
A. N. Gallant is still employed b,
the Nye Schneider Fowler Co., and i!
always at his post of duty.
B. F. Galand aged sc years was OF
the sick list a few days the past week
Chas e. Churchill gave out invita-
tons for a party to be held at hi!
neutrality-suspicious.