The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-30
DELo1T ITEMS.

A mistake occurred in corresponds
ence last week. should read: Earl
Galland celebrated his 23rd birthday
and his parents oath wedding an
niversary.
The reception at Rev. Bruce's home
Tuesday evening was we'll attended.
They were presented with silver
olive spoon and dish as reminder of
friends here. Rev. Bruce and wife
went to conference last Wednesday.
DR.. Wright had runaway down by
Carl Winey's on his return to Deni-
son Tuesday last week. The horses
were caught at Wall Johnston's. The
only damage was broken buggy
tongue. we understand.
S. Horn and wife were in Denison
Wednesday last week. Miss Daisy
Morley took charge of the postoffice
in their absence.
A few friends gathered at the home
of S. Hurr Wednesday evening and
helped him celebrate his 54th birth
day. Supper was served and good
social time enjoyed. He was present.
ed with a rocking chair as birthday
gift. Mr.. Horn resides within half
mile of where he was borne 81 years
ago.
On Thursday afternoon the
marshal was informed of conditions
at the saloon. Mrs. Koenekamp was
tending bar in her husbands absence
a couple of days and as it was con-
trary to the mulct law for woman to
, tend bar or enter a saloon she was
ordered to close the saloon and it was
not opened until her husbands return
in the evening. The mulct law
, should be strictly enforced in every
: particular.
e Mrs. John Sander got badly hurt
k by stepping off into the cellar
Wednesday evening. They had just
r stepped out of the door to go over to
Mr.. aorr's to the birthday party
J. and in the dark she made the mis-
it take, which carried her in the cellar
on her head and shoulders. Her
heavy weight made the fall more
severe. She had to keep her bed a
few days. We hope she will soon
in fully recover from the accident.
e. Perry Rutledge was in town
g couple of days last week.
O. L. c. Craven, agent for Baker,
A. medicines. was in town part of last
week, taking tour of our vicinit,
selling his goods.
APP Mr.. Tory of Woodbine came Thurs
r. day to visit his daughter, Mrs R. B
lie Howard. and husband, returnin,
Friday.
Mrs. Laura Turner and children &C
companied her mother, Mrs. Emm
; Smith. ITO her home at kennebec
Iowa, Thursday for visit of fe,
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brogden spen
Thursday at Deloit. We are gla
to learn that Mrs. Brogden's healt
is much improved.
Mrs. j. w. Wilkinson and Mrs. f
j. Brogden was at Deloit Thursday
Mrs. Comstock spent few days a
Dial Richardson of Deloit move
/ the weeds and grass along the railroa
track between Kiron and Boyer las
week.
, her sisters home. Mrs. Mar
; Streeter. last week keeping hous
for her while she was attending tn
trial in Denson.
Mrs. Sarah McKim was pleasant
surprised Tuesday afternoon when
few gathered at her home and helpe
her celebrated her birthday in III
afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Rudd of Dow City sper
few hours between trains Frida
at her mothers home. Mrs. F.
Dobson.
Elder c. p. Butterworth of Do
City occupied the l.. d. S. pulp
s Saturday night and twice on Sunda.
The Harvest Home social in til
Brogden building Friday evening We
e we'll attended.
Nurse Williams. who has bee
. waiting on Mrs. N. H. Btogden tn
k past few weeks was relieved Satul