The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-05-19
DELoIT ITEMS.

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Mrs. E. r. Ellis, mother Of Mrs.
S. F. Wedlock, at whose home she
lives. celebrated her s7th birthday
Tuesday of last week by post card
shower. She received post cards
from relatives and friends as token
of remembrance, which gladdened her
heart.
Mrs. j. W. Wilkinson and son.
Don, drove up to Deloit Monday after
noon of last week.
H. Mrs. G. w. Newcom and little
daughter, Eunice, Of Bonesteel, S. D..
arrived Monday evening last week to
visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Mae Winans, and her parents
home. MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Cose, and
other relatives and friends who were
glad to welcome her back to her old
home, but regret her stay among US
is to be so short.
Ono Of the largest charivaris ever
held in Deloit occurred Monday even
ing last week when married ladies.
Misses. married men and young men
turned out to show Floyd Patchin
and bride good time. A great
deal Of sport was had and Floyd and
wife we're presented with nice rock
or. set of silver knives and forks,
lamp and other smaller articles.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Montgomery
of Denison were up to Deloit Monday
afternoon last week. Mrs. A. j.
Mason spent couple of days in Deni-
son last week.
II. II. Waldron and brother pur-
chased the Streeter blacksmith shop
and residence and are now occupying
same and are busy doing blacksmith
ing.
The True Mercantile Co. changed
their groceries over in the west part
of the store and made quite a general
change in the dry goods department
last week. so they have the store
more handily arranged now.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Miller were at
Denison Saturday afternoon. Her
sister. Mrs. Ann Winans. spent the
afternoon with their aged father in
Mrs. Miller's absence.
B. F. Galland. who has been i'll for
nearly three months is seemingly
nearing the end and little hopes are
entertained of his being with US but
q short time.
Rev. Howe invited the little boys
to his home Saturday afternoon, where
he entertained them and showed them
La good time, which they enjoyed
greatly.
! j. B. Jordan of Kansas City visit
ed relatives Saturday and Sunday TAX
ing his departure Monday morning.
i Mrs. Alma Prentice visited Satur-
day evening and Sunday at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Childress.
1 The boys went to Denison Saturday
afternoon and played game of ball
! with the college boys, although de-
. feated they were not discouraged and
all returned jolly and in good humor.
Mrs. Ray Winans is receiving a
. visit from her sister, Mrs. Donnie
Bowman, of Ardmore, Okla.
Il Rev. Howe spent Monday forenoon
i at the county seat.
Willie Rounds got his nose broker
: recently playing ball.
Mrs. M. L. Jordan is recovering
g nicely from her severe burns.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Winans anc
IS baby. Mrs. c. W. Newcom and littl,
daughter. and Mr.. and Mrs. Dial.
Cose and baby took dinner Sunda,
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Cose ant
. spent the afternoon.
: James McKim went to Brogdel
!, Sunday t do some carpenter work TO
T. Rrogden.
:. Mrs Geo Landon has SO far re
g covered from her long illness az TO b
:. able to walk about half mile 10 visi
her daughter. Mrs. Fred Landon
where she spent couple of days.
= Mrs. Ann Winans visited Monda
with her sister, Mrs. Bina Winans.
We are glad to note that A. |
Winans is recovering from his recel
In illness ard is able to be around agar
The Anderson Bros. shelled 6,l(
Oh hundred bush4l of corn at the ell vat
ng in a little less than three days ar
was hindered some by very high viii
Nc aud some rain. They used their el
m CINE Oh the shelter and find itquite ;
improvement.
IN Bad Attack Of Dysentery Cured,
ay can honored citizen of this TOW
an was suffering from severe attack
" dusenteru He told a friend. if