The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-07-07
DELoIT ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Winans and
family made final proof on their home
stead recently at Lemmen. s. D.. and
returned to Deloit Thursday. July lst.
He reports crops looking we'll.
Mesdames Hawkins and Williams
were passengers Thursday morning to
Denison.
Mrs. L. c. Dobson spent Thursday
with her daughter, Mrs. A. II. Rudd.
at Dow City.
Bert Darling is doing some carpsn-
ter work for b. F. Ellis at Ellis sta
ton.
Miss Edith Williams, the nurse, has
been staying two or three weeks with
her sister. Mrs. Chas. Robertson.
Mrs. John Anderson drove to Deni-
son Saturday forenoon.
Postmaster Horr closed the post
Office Monday, July 5th, except mail
hours.
G. W. Landon. j. w. Hickman.
Jacob Worley. s. w. Streeter. S. G.
Laughery and 81. H. Westcott are the
surviving soldiers at Deloit who came
before the notary to get their pension
vouchers made out Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delaney is tearing
down the old house on the Mrs. Estes
property they purchased recently and
are doing lots of work on their block
which already has quite changed
appearance.
John Mason and son. Harvey. moved
last week into the Koenekamp house
back of the saloon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Galland and
family were in Denison Monday fore
noon.
Rev. Howe has been doing some
painting and papering on the inside Of
the M. E. church.
r. Il. Houlihan is still gathering
cream for the Fairmont Creamery Co.
4 LII Morris has been having hi
house painted inside and out.
j, R. E. Wedlock has been helping a
the elevator for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Landon cele
brated at the home of their son, Ere,
Landon, Monday.
], Elmer johnson is kept busy thi
J summer with his team at truck patche
for the town people.
j. T. Spence, I. {. section fore
J man. and his men were kept busy las
week clearing up the track after tn
heavy rain Saturday night previous
Bert McKim, the rural carrier
Z made all trips the past month regard
less Of so much rain and bad roads.
d Miss Robertson is kept quite bus
It at the studio and the people appre
ciate having a photographer in tn
d town.
n Milo Patchin assisted by his sor
! Floyd, are kept busy in the dray bus
ness. Although he has had bad healr
: for some time he has been better til
last few weeks and has been able I
IS look after his business.
ell T.. K. Patchin has been on the sic
list the past week.
) Dell Richardson, who has the stree
n work this summer, was moving tn
l. streets Friday forenoon and on th
e cemetery in the afternoon assisted b
# George Winans.
Charles Campbell painted the L.
i. Morris house last week,
a ]. w. True has charge of the grt
d Gerry and hardware department in til
e True Mercantile store. F. A. Tru.
n wife and their clerks are kept busy
Q They have added q large line of furn
k ture to their large stock of goods an
d are having large trade.
James McKim and wife spent Nor
f day in Denison.
g Mrs. S. Browne. Mrs. Bessi
r Meyers, Mrs. G. lines. Mrs. Ra
Winans and Mrs. S. F. Wedlock wer
r among the passengers to Denison Nor
n day afternoon.
81 Mrs. Ann Winans has been maxim
her home with her son, Earl Winans
v this summer.
The school board of the independer
D district met Thursday evening 40
settled up their business for the pa.
e year. c. ]. Hunt was chosen secre
e tary of the board. We have nc
It learned Of any other changes.
e Mrs. M. L. Jordan is confined I
her home by affection.
ii The Sunday School picnic was quit
!. we'll attended and children aud parent
{. enjoyed an outing in the grove. III
% picnic dinner, ice cold lemonade an
swings were pleasing features.
. Mr. and Mira. Lacy Myers sper
i Monday in Deloit.
Mrs. j. L. Miller entertained he
# nephew. Clair McKim, Of Omaha Sal
it urday.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Streeter q,
enjoying visit with their daughts
/. and huahand- Mr. and Mra n,