The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-04-10

of Laurel, were present at the fun
eral. The discourse was preached by
Elder C. J. Hunt and the remains laid
to rest in the Deloit cemetery.
+ DELoiT ITEMS. ).
Mrs. L. M. Vincent visited friends
at Deloit last week, the guest of Mrs.
M. Patchin. 81
J. D. Newcom and S. Horr each re-
ceived car load of hay last week
and Mr.. NewcOm got his for his own
use and Mr.. Horn sold his car load.
Mrs. NJ. Hattery, who has been Sc
verely afflicted, went to the Denison
hospital last Tuesday and had an OPP.
GRAFTON performed the day following.
At present the reports are that she is
getting along as well as can be ex-
pected and will return home this week
if she continues to improve.
Eli Johnson and wife were still at
this place visiting when his father,
N. v. Johnson got so severely i'll, and
he was here to help care for him dur
ing his last sickness.
Among those from Denison to at
tend Uncle Noah's funeral Wednes-
day were N. l.. Hunt and wife and R.
B. Johnson and wife and j. Bond.
We neglected to mention last week
that on Saturday, March 10Th there
was born to Chas. Cose and wife a
little baby girl, who was only permit
ted to remain with them few short
hours when its spirit returned to Him
above. 1t was buried in the Deloit
cemetery the following day.
Mrs. Clarence Cose and children,
Lemuel and Margaret, stopped here
on their way to Sac City, where they
were moving their household effects.
Miss Lottie Williams came Tuesday
of last week to spend few weeks at
home with her mother They are con-
templating visit to Wyoming the
first of June.
r. w. Robertson drove to Kiron
last Wednesday.
Guy Johnson has charge of the
cream station at Deloit, succeeding
j. N. Turner. He also has been ap-
pointed town marshal.
Earl Winans was chosen town clerk
at the meeting of the board last week.
Henry Ehlers and family moved
from the restaurant building in Deloit
to the c. w. Whey vacant house just
across Otter Creek last Monday.
Roy Thompson, of Norfolk, Neb.,
visited friends here short time last
week.
We understand that Frank Landon
planted a patch of potatoes Good Fri
day. No doubt several gardens will be
plowed this week and probably some
grain sowed.
A letter from Bradley Lees at Ash
ton, S. D., states they had 40 acres
of wheat in and still working in the
field.
Arden Newcom, who had been at
tending schol where they lived in
Minnesota, finished his term and
came to Deloit last week to join the
family.
Mrs. J. C. Williams and daughter,
Lcttie, entertained Mrs. A. A. Prentice
and Mrs. Juliet Johnson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Miller went to
independence, Mo-, last Saturday to-
visit relatives.
Bessie Pitcher. of Ida Grove. is Wis
iting at the home of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Winans.
Uncle Dave Mckim, who is about
80 years of age, went the first of last
week from the home of his daughter.
Mrs J. L. Miller. to stay few months
with his daughter, Mrs. Geo. Winans.
Vernon Spence spent few days in
Omaha the past week.
VIM. Worley and wife went to Vail
Saturday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Krahl.
The NJ. f.. services were largely at
tended Sunday morning. The services
consisted of taking members recently
converted into the church. Ten were
baptized and several others taken in
on probation. Mrs. Kate CHM preach
ed in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Winans and
family took dinner Sunday with Mrs.
N. Patchin.
Mrs. Ann Turner was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Childress Sunday.
John Cose and wife took Easter
dinner with his son, Dale Cose, and
wife.
Miss Iva Mason visited Sunday with
her cousin, Miss Tessie Cose.
Ralph, Ruth and Willie Mckim
spent Easter at the J. l.. Riggleman
home with the children.
The wild snowdrops are being gath
cred in the timber. Their beauty and
fragrance is delightful and makes us