The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-06

Mr.. and Mrs j. b Morley were at
Denison Tuesday of last week MIR.
Worley returned to Sac City Wednes-
day and his wife remained in Deloit
to visit until Saturday
Dell Richardson was a business
visitor at Deloit part of last week.
Several attended MIR. Strong's sale
Tuesday of last week. Mr.. Strong
loaded a car at Deloit the latter part
of the week, but had to wait longer
for the second car, which probably
came Monday. They will soon be To-
Gated in their South Dakota home.
MIR Hollis moved last week on the
farm purchased from Mrs Ann Winans.
Mrs. r. H Houlihan returned home
Wednesday from Silver City, where
she had been attending the funeral of
her mother. Her father was very poor
ly when she left: they were both real
aged and have heretofore been quite
hearty for their years. Upon her re-
turn home she found her daughter
Esther sick with the measles.
Twenty. two teams followed the re-
mains of Mr.. Groneberg's little child
to its last resting place in the Deloit
cemetery last Wednesday. The sym
pathy of all is extended to them.
]. L. Riggleman and son Johnnie
went to Denison Wednesday with two
teams and brought out two loads of
brick He intends to move his tene
ment house over to his home and make
an addition to his dwelling house this
spring.
We had quite rain one day and
night last week 1t seems that the
ground hogs seeing its shadow this
year is not going to bring the usual
six weeks of bad weather, as February
has been an exceptionally good month.
Miss Myrtle Howern of Missouri is
the guest of her friend Mrs. j. d.
Newcom.
On account of being unable to secure
cars, Harry Childress and family were
detained in Deloit few days. They
spent the time visiting among relatives
They remove to Virgil. S. ID.
I. S. Corey and children went to
Ellis Saturday to visit at Mr.. and
Mrs. A. e Darlings. Mr.. Corey
returned home Sunday eve to attend
to his business The children remained
few days longer
Miss Ava McKim and brother Arthur
attended the musical at Denison friday
eve Ava spent the night with her
friend Miss Schnecloth. She reports
the musical to have been very nice and
she enjoyed it greatly.
Mr.. Halberg was in Omaha a few
days ago purchasing goods for his
store
Jay Myers and wife were the recip-
tents of fine new couch, presented
them ON his birthday, last Friday,
which made them pleasant surprise
At last accounts they were still guess
ing where it came from.
Mrs. Dillivan was seriously i'll last
week and recovery is doubtful at the
present time.
William McKim and wife received a
dispatch Saturday morning that their
daughter and family, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
G. Hagen. had safely arrived in New
York upon their return trip from Nor
way.
James McKim and wife went to Den
ison Friday eve.
Miss Lottie Williams came down
from Wall Lake last week and spent u
few days here with her parents, MIR
and Mrs. j Y. Williams.
Preparations are being made for
Easter services at each church on
Easter Sunday.
William Ford of Lake City was
down to see his mother, Mrs. Dillivan,
who was very i'll, over Sunday.
Miss Bee Myers is teaching this
week in her sister Edna's place. Miss
Edna, having been exposed to the
measles, is awaiting development as
she did not wish to come down at
school and expose her pupils.
j. D. Newcom purchased two fine
young Scotch Collie dogs which were
shipped here last week. to be raised
and trained for use on the farm
| Jay Myers and family are occupying
the Z. A. Laughery place since last
week, which they have rented. Mr..
Laughery will soon go to South Dako
ia to visit his sisters, Mrs. Juliet
johnson aa1slA4lpssHorace Dean.
La grippe is an unwelcome visitor at
several of our homes.
Earl Winans had the misfortune to
get two fingers bitten by FL. M. Chill.
dress dog when they were moving
his belongings from the farm to Deloi1
to ship. The dog objected to leaving
the farm and after acting in such bad
humor about it they decided to let hin
remain in lowa-but dead dog The
fingers required medical attention but
are getting along quite we'll.
Mearl Myers and wife began house
keeping on the farm near Deloit this
week.
j. d. Hattery went to Sac City las
week to deliver horse sold to j. b
Morley, returning Sunday evening.
| S. G. Laughery purchased a hous,
in the south part OF town last week anc
John Lentz and family moved in it OF
Monday OF this week. He will prob
ably board with them.
i Sam T,entZ and family moved Mon