The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-24
DELoIT NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor of Dale,
Nebraska came Monday last week in
response to the message of the SER
ious illness of her mother, Mrs. N. Fl. |
Brogden.
S. Horr was in Denison on business
Tuesday last week.
Mrs. Hess and Miss Lovicie Norris
were passengers to Denison last week
Tuesday.
Mr.. Koenakamp loaded his personal
effects on car Tuesday last week and
departed for their new home near
Pipestone, S. d.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robertson's
little son, Willie has been very sick
for several days.
M. J. Turner and Milton Johnson
drove to Kiron Tuesday last week.
Elder G. ]. Hunt went to Gallands
Grove Wednesday last week to preach
the funeral sermon of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Thompsons little boy. He re-
i UuTu0u III Iu0 0V0LluS.
Nurse Edith Williams has been help
ing care for her little nephew, Willie
Robertson during his illness
| Miss Burch spent Tuesday night at
her home in Denison returning the
next morning to her school duties.
Mrs. r. B. Howard spent part of last
week at Woodbine, her sister Opal,
Having been quite sick since her re-
turn home from her visit there.
| Mrs. w. G. Huckstep visited rela,
tives and friends at Woodbine part
of last week.
Miss Hulda Anderson returned from
Woodbine Wednesday of last week,
where she had been assisting her
aunt, Mrs. j. A. Halberg, move into
their new home residence. They
have now got nicely settled and like
their home very much, as the place
was occupied by renter last year,
they had only been temporary settled
since moving down there.
The Aid Society met with Mrs. Char
lie Campbell last week.
Mrs. ]. C. Williams spent last week
with her daughter and family at Bro.
gan. Her little granddaughter, Agnes
Brogan, returned home with her and
stayed over night, returning the next
morning.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brogden came
, to Deloit Monday to see Mrs. N. H
Brogden, who was very i'll. The train
; had bad luck and did not return that
night, SO they had to stay over night
we understand doctor and a travel
ing man walked to Denison.
Iva Mason who has been confined to
\ her home for about eight months, en-
!. |joyed the privilege of celebrating he
fourteenth birthday, last Wednesday
!. St. PatrickS day, at the home of he
neighbor, with Mrs. Jay Myers ans
). family. She looked forward severa
r days before her birthday to enjoy thi
2 pleasure which she most heartily en-
1 joyed. We hope her health may con
: tinue to improve and that she may b.
t able to get out and enjoy many hap
J. Ply days, this spring and summer, onl.
those who have been i'll and so closet.
i confined to the house appreciate thei
opportunities of being able to q
; when they want to.
Notice was received Friday that thu
M. B. A. claim of F. Hess, deceased
in behalf of his wife, Mrs. H. Hes
), had been allowed.
William Morley and Claude Brogde,
. drove to Schleswig and Boyer Wed
nesday.
Mrs. ]. L. Muller, Mrs. Geo. Winans
and Mrs. John Anderson spent Satur
day afternoon in Denison.
Prof. w. l.. Upper and Stanle,
Browne attended the teachers meet
ing in Denison Saturday.
F. Schiller returned from Nortl
Dakota Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Turner and daughter an
Myrtle Myers spent Saturday at tn
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Schulers.
Mrs. Kessler and two younges
daughters went to Pisgah Saturda,
and stayed over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Mensey entertain
ed Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Wingrov,
and Mrs. Gravis, the latter is moving
from South Dakota to Oklahoma an
stopped to visit her daughter, Mrs