The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-22
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Again, after few weeks severe ILL.,
ness, have been able to write for your
columns. Several changes have taken
place in and around Deloit in that
length of time, among them are those
who have moved on different farms
and into town. Mearl Myers moved
on the Pete Larson place and Clar-
ence lines the farm adjoining. Harry
Childress on the farm he purchased of
his father, J. M. Childress. Mr.. Fear
the l. C. depot agent into the William
McKim place east side of town. James
Estes moved into the house vacated
by Mr.. Fear, which Mr.. Estes pur-
chased of R. B. Johnston. Maurice
Winans moved onto the Anderson
farm, known as the B. F. Wicks place.
Firman Newcom moved back from Sell
by, S. D., to his farm, vacated by Clar-
ence lines, east of Deloit.. P. B.
Hendricksen moved from the Flint
house in Deloit to near Charter Oak
sen to South Dakota, Blaine Wilson to
the Houlihan farm, Mr.. Gould, the new
blacksmith, to the Houlihan house in
the northern part of town, B. F. Wor-
ley into the A. G. Myers house, Elmer
Thrapp, the drayman, into B. F. Wor-
leys house, known as the B. F. Gal
land home, north side of town.
Dale Cose and wife have moved to
the N. H. Brogden tenant house Dale
and his wife have been keeping house
for N. H. Brogden, but recently Mr..
Brogden was married in Omaha and
so now has a housekeeper.
John Anderson presented his wife
with fine two-seated carriage as
birthday present.
Ray Shives is now postmaster at De-
lott, Clarence Cose having resigned
Mr.. Gould is now blacksmith at De-
lott, succeeding Mr.. Christensen.
James McKim has purchased &C.
ment machine and is prepared to make
cement blocks for building purposes
on his lots just west of the True store.
Ray Shives and Huldah Anderson
were married at the NJ. E. parsonage
by Rev. VAIL Wednesday, March 15
1911. The best wishes of the COM
munity go with this worthy young
couple through life. They will go to
housekeeping in the Flint house on
Main street on the west side of town
The funeral of Clay Armour, of
Rock Island, ILL.,, who was brought
here for burial, took place at the NJ
E. church on Tuesday afternoon. His
wife, mother and relatives have the
sympathy OF friends.
Mrs. Laura Noakes has purchased
four lots of B. F. Worley, north of the
VIM. Mckim place, known as the Mrs.
Jordan lots, and will move her house
up there from her lot where she now
resides and soon as possible. Mrs.
Noakes is very energetic widow and
Is preparing more room to make her
living easier than heretofore.
Sam Anderson and Earl Winans
were elected on the independent
school board to fill vacancy last week.
The Willing Workers met with Mrs.
5. w. Streeter Wednesday OF last
week.
The L. A. S. met at the home of
Mrs. James McKim last Friday. A st.
Patrick party was given, which re-
quired quite little work to prepare.
All present had Jolly good time.
The writer was presented with some
tnlngs that helped to carry out the
pleasure OF the afternoon. including
st! Patrick card with bill of fare on
one side and conundrums on the other
side, together with list of the prize
winners.
The Anderson boys shelled corn for
Lacy Myers one day last week.
S. Horn was breaking span of colts
last week.
Mrs. j. G. Williams was a business
visitor at Deloit Tuesday of last week.
She is planning on moving back to
Deloit
Carl Whey has purchased the Esau
Mckim farm adjoining Deloit on the
west and the residence properly in De-
lott.
James Estes has rented Mrs. r. C.
Dobson's farm for this season.
Mrs. Helen Hess returned home last
week from her winter trip and will be
at home to her many friends this sum
mer.
Some of our young people enjoyed a
very pleasant evening at the home of
j. B. Taylor near Denison Thursday, |
it being surprise on their son, Earl. |
on account of his fourteenth birthday.
Elder G. J. Hunt took the train Fri |
day morning and was at Auburn over
Sunday, returning Monday.
Some OF the school children are hav-
ing the humps, but they have been in |
a very light form
We have not noticed any mention of
the death and funeral of Miss Mile
Williams. Her death occurred at Wall
Lake March 4th, and the remains were
brought to Deloit on Tuesday, March
Ith, their former home. The funeral |
was held at the NJ. E. church by Rev.
VAIL. The remains We're accompan-
led by the ladies of the Rebekah and
Woman lodges, of which she was
besides those of the family.