The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-08-02
DELolT NEWS.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. True were at
4 Omaha Tuesday on business.
/. VIM. Jepsen, the saloonkeeper, gave
| Tuesday evening in honor of his birth
day. A very large crowd was in at
tendance.
| her friends Tuesday afternoon. She
reports her son, Russell, we'll again.
This is good news to his friends.
Earl Galland, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. N. Galland, who grew to manhood
here, was married Wednesday, July
10Th, to Miss Crandall, of Moorhead,
at the home of her parents. They
went to Arlington, Neb., to visit his
parents and returned to their home
at Moorhead by the way of Deloit on
Wednesday, calling on relatives and
some OF his many friends, as their
stay was very short. They purchased
their furniture in Omaha and had their
house ready to furnish upon their re-
turn. Earl has been working for the
elevator company for about two years
and they find him an honest, industri-
Gus young man, which always speaks
for position anywhere. His wife is
la stranger here, but has the appear
ance Of fine young lady, who will
make Earl a good companion through
life. May Joy and prosperity be theirs
to enjoy.
The Anderson boys have been fit
ting up their threshing machine sep,
arator and on Monday unloaded from
the cars new engine some larger
than their old one with canopy top,
which they purchased this season.
They expect to begin threshing this
week.
Arlo Hunt accompanied Carl Whey
to Omaha last Thursday where he met |
his father, c. j. Hunt, and enjoyed
the ride and Omaha scenery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Christie and
her mother Mrs. l. Zea, and sister,
Mabel, drove up to the P. Nashlund
home one day last week for visit
Mrs. J. C. Williams accepted the in
vitation of her friend, Miss Lovicie |
Morris, to spend her birthday last |
Wednesday at her home, it being her |
fathers birthday also. Mrs. Hess also
enjoyed the day with them.
Thursday at l O'clock p. M, the day
the Review arrives, will occur the |
horseshoe pitching contest in our lit
tie town. Quite little interest will
be taken.
Mrs. 4. D. Darling and her three
Oldest children were among those who
enjoyed the chautauqua Friday.
Mrs. H. H. Ellis, of Livingston,
Mont, came Tuesday of last week for
a visit with her sister, Mrs. S. F..
Wedlock, and family. They were res
idents here about ten years ago. We
regret her stay here was so short as
her time was mostly devoted with rel
atives. She called on the writer Sun
day evening. accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. S. WedlOck, and took her depart
ure Monday.
James Williams and son, Artie, and
his sister, LOttie, and lady friend
drove up from Denison Sunday after
noon to visit his mother, Mrs. J. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Robertson and
little son, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rob-
ertson and children. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Cose and children were enter
tanned Sunday at the h0spitable home
of r. H. Childress and wife. Every
Dne knows how day spent with
Uncle Rob and Aunt Sally means. Just
3 jolly good time.
B. E. McKim, the rural mail carrier, J
has been taking his fifteen day vaca-
ton.
James Mckim returned from Deni-
son Friday sick with erysipelas.
! The Deloit ball team drove t. kiron
afternoon and played ball
with the Klron boys, the score result
ing II to 10, in favor OF Deloit.
Mrs. J. NJ. Woolsoncroft took din
ner one day last week with her friend,
Mrs. VIM. Worley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Prentice, of
Boyer, visited relatives at Deloit Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Wanless and children
visited a couple Of weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. Mary Slater, returning Sat
urdRy evening.
Mr.. and Mrs: j.. ". True and sons
started Sunday afternoon for Avoca,
where her parents reside. We under |
stand hey sister. Miss Bertha Tits
WORTHY will be married about Wednes-
dNS 81 this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Worley enter
tanned her sister, Miss Bertha krahl
and her lady friend from Vail and two
gentlemen friends from West Side on
Sunday They came in an auto.
Chautauqua is now over. There was
a good representation from Deloit and
vicinity all through.
Mrs. Hess has her house completed
and ready for occupancy this week.
She now has very neat little cottage
which she will enjoy.
The Junior league was entertained
Tuesday afternoon of last week on the
parsonage lawn by the president, Mrs.