The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-01
DELo1T ITEMS.
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DELOlT ITEMS.
To late for last ISSUE
Mrs. S. Horr returned home from
Lennon, S. d. Wednesday last week
Mrs. T. G. Dobson and Mrs. S. F.
Wedlocll visited the school Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Lawler gave her pupils a pic.
mic dinner and treated them to ice
cream the last day of school,
Miss Eunice Dobson closed her term
of school with fine program which
we send for publication.
The item of the M. w. A. Memorial
exercises which was sent in the Deloit
correspondence last week was print.
ed among the Denison locals by mis-.
take.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Yea and the
four younger children visited couple
of days in Deloit last week.
Mr.. N. H. Brogden and wife started
Sunday for Dale, Nebraska to visit
at the home of their daughter. Mrs.
John Taylor, a week. then to Laurel,
Nebraska to visit their other children.
Mrs. ]. Morley and daughter. Daisy
were at Denison Friday.
An ice cream social was held in
the M. r.. church Friday evening
Which was largely attended
l.. F. Morris and N. H. Brogden have
recently purchased new cream separ.
ators.
Miss Daisy Morley assisted in the
Post Office during Mrs. Horr's absence
New cement walk was added last
week in front of the Smell and Dallin
lots. We hope soon to have cement
walks all the way from the Post Office
to Mr.. Knights general store.
James McKim is still making i'm
provements to his home which not
only improves the appearance but
adds TO its value.
Miss CARRIER visited with her friend
Miss Lucy Flint between trains last
Wednesday,
Mrs. Nina McKim and brother. Ray
mond Streeter returned from Lennon
South Dakota last Saturday.
Miss Ethel Huckstep entertained he,
friend, Miss Baker over Sunday.
The Misses l.ottie and Mile Wsl
liams went to Brogan Saturday to Wis
it their sister, Mrs. Brogan
Nrc A,,po Snhyoc4. .,,,l
and sister, Mrs. Ida Dean visited rela.
tives al Deloit Saturday and Sunday
Miss Lucy Flint and her nephew
Morris Wilkinson starts Tuesday fol
a visit TO Middleton, Ohio, where hel
brother, Chas. Flint and wife reside
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Miller spent Sat
urday in Denison.
Clair Mckim. of Denison, who often
spends his Sundays with his aunt
Mrs. Miller at Deloit. has accepted a
position as clerk in Hayden Bros
store in Omaha. Clair is mode
young man and he will have the best
wishes of all his friends in his new
work.
Mrs. Anna Winans spent Saturday
with her father, Mr. David Mckim, a,
the Miller home. She expects to ge
before the Fourth of July to visit hel
children near Lennon. South Dakota
The Misses Eunice Dobson an6
Edna Myers commenced the summer
term of school at the College in Deni
son last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lee and Abbie
Lee visited Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs
b. E. McKims
Miss Daisy Morley went to Kenne
bee, Iowa, last Monday to attend the
wedding of her friend Miss MYRTLE
Simmons.
Presiding Elder, Rev. T.. S. John
son, will lecture in the M. E. church
next Saturday evening June 9th OF
'''The Recent General Conference"
Mrs. Nina McKim began work TO,
Mrs. Spence last Monday.
Fred Shirtcliff was the guest O
S. F. Wedlock and wife Saturday anG
Sunday.
John Lewis formerly of this place
died at his home twenty miles from
Lennon, South Dakota, where he had
taken up homestead. On Thursda.
morning June 18th he was brought
back for burial in the family GENE
terry near Glidden. He had been il
poor health a long time.
Mrs. Lucy Gardner and little daugh
ter Sarah spent few days the pas
week visiting friends at Odebolt.