The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-08-09
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at the M. E. church Friday evening at
Is o'clock.
Rev. e. Lewis Wallis subject for
next Sunday morning will be this one
word, Difference" The preaching
!services begin promptly at 11:OO a. m.
Come early so as to get seats.
Superintendent Walter TOrbet, who
held the fourth quarterly conference
on August Sd, was highly elated ovef
the prospect of this charge. Each de-
partment is now in a fOurishing con-
ditiOn. The congregations are the larg-
est in the history of the church. Surely
the future looks bright to the Meth
odists of Deloit.
Mrs. Ann Turner entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Winans Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nelson were
the guests of Ray Shives Sunday.
Rev. Walter Torbet, Norman lngh-
ram, William Cook and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Shives and Mrs. Josiah
Inghram were guests at the Methodist
parsonage last Thursday.
E. X. Patchin finished his work for
N. P. Larson last week. He had been
there three weeks building some fine
cattle sheds.
Milo Patchin, who has been i'll so
long, is still confined to his bed with
out much improvement.
A new kind of incubator in the shape
of an egg case was accidently discoV-
cred by the peeping of three fine
chicks at the True Mercantile store
Monday morning of last week. The
case of eggs had been purchased on
Saturday and the change to their new
quarters did not interfere with their
Matching. Buying eggs and poultry by
the egg case is not profitable for buyer
or seller.
B. Il. Mckim returned from Smith
land the first of last week, where he
spent a few days with his cousin, Roy
Lee, and family.
The Vail ball boys played ball with
the .Deloit team Thursday afternoon.
the score resulting IL to Z, in favor OF
Vail.
Miss Ethel Edwards, of Corning, a
cousin of John Anderson, visited at
his home a couple of days last week.
Miss Edwards is an accomplished
school teacher and pleasing young
lady and makes friends wherever she
goes.
j. W. True returned home from
Avoca Saturday his wife remaining
for longer visit.
Mrs. Bert McKim and two youngest
boys returned Friday with her moth
err, Mrs. Jesse, to Hastings, Neb., to
visit her brothers and sisters and also
friends at her old home for a couple
of weeks. She stopped off at Lincoln
to visit sister Friday night and wit
messed the burning of the cars struck
by lightning at the car barn that night
just few blocks away.
Mrs. John Anderson and children
and Mrs. j. G. Williams drove over to
visit their friend, Mrs. Alice Bolts, last
Friday.
Rob Mckim and wife, of Des Moines,
visited his aged father, David McKim,
and sisters, Mrs. j. l.. Miller and Mrs.
Geo. Winans, and husbands about
two weeks ago.
Mrs. Rose Darling and youngest son,
Earl of near Ellis, came down Satur-
day afternoon to visit her son, Bert
Darling, and family. She called on her
old friends, Mrs. Williams and Mrs.
Horr Sunday afternoon, accompanied
| by Mrs. Bert Darling, and returned
home Monday morning.
| Miss Mabel Zea, who has been at
flicted by nearly losing the use OF her
limbs, was very much pleased last
week to get a new wheel chair, which
she enjoys in getting around to the
lneighbors now.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Nestlebush, OF
Omaha, are entertaining fine baby
girl at their home. They formerly
Lived at Deloit, and will receive the
congratulations OF friends here.
Mrs. VIM. Spence and her sister,
Mrs. Henry Roy, of Dow City, visited
at the home of James Spence Friday.
Mrs. Juliet Johnson, of Denison,
spent the past week visiting friends
at Deloit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wilkinson We're
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Robertson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Dell Richardson are
caring for baby girl nearly two
months old, which they took from the
orphans home in Omaha. We under
stand it was brought to their home
on Mrs. Richardson's fiftieth birthday.
Messrs. Hickman and WOrley and j.
w. True have had wells dug recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen, OF Deni-
son, were guests at the James NC
Kim home part Of last week.
we were pledSeu " HOlc luc Ai6h
compliment given to our Deloit ball
team Jpn their god department by
our neighboring town in the Kiron
News.
Miss Cruzan, who resided near here
la few years ago, has been visiting at
the Nixon home and attended the NJ.
e. church with them Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Myers and Mrs. j. Spence
took drive Monday morning and will
probably visit at the home of Mrs.
Myers children.
Mrs Chas. Campbell has been bav-
ing another attack of appendicitis, but
is better at present.
Mrs. l.. N. Fear and husband have
been enjoying visit from her moth
er, Mrs. Edgington.
Irene Johnson spent Sunday after
noon with her Grandmother and
Grandfather Cose.
A very large crowd gathered Thurs
day afternoon to see the horseshoe |
contest and ball game.
Mrs. Juliet Johnson took dinner
Monday with her friend Mrs HOrr