The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-11-13
DELOiT ITEMS.

Mrs. Susan Sales ana MIS-. 1nOmp-
son were guests at the A. N. Galland
home the first of last week.
Mrs. Helen Hess went to Otto to
spend several weeks at the H. P. Sim
mons home.
Mrs. Geo. Winans and Mrs. J. S.
Kessler spent Thursday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Cose at Sac City.
Mrs Geo. Tea returned last week
from her visit to South Dakota.
j. l.. Riggleman and Raymond New
com shipped hogs to Omaha the first
of last week.
The w. w. S. met with Mrs. G. j.
Hunt last Wednesday, There was a
good attendance Among the visitors
were Mrs. Mary Moore and Mrs. j. S.
Kessler. This Wednesday they meet
with Mrs. Mae Winans.
Mrs. Daisy Prentice visited in De-
lott last Wednesday,.
Ray Winans got piece Of steel III
his eye and it was quite painful until
he had it removed.
Mrs. !. Tea was passenger to Den
ison last Wednesday.
Elder Burton McKim came last week
and spent a few days at Delolt. He
occupied the l.. D. S. pulpit Sunday
morning.
N. H. Brogden and Chester Brogden
went to Omaha last week. Mr.. Brog-
den returned Saturday, accompanied
by his wife, who has been at the hos
pital. She is reported as feeling quite
we'll.
Last Tuesday Margaret Anderson in
vited her schoolmates and little friends
to the number of twenty-five to help
her celebrate her ninth birthday from
O'Clock until about 7. They had a
fine time. They were treated to ice
cream and cake, nuts and candy.
Mrs. 3. e. McKim, Mrs. F. A. True
and Mrs. J.. Anderson vert at Denl-
son Thursday.
Mrs. Kinds, of kiron, was an over
Sunday guest OF Mrs G. J. Hunt, and
attended services Sunday returning to
her home Monday.
Clair McKim and wife, OF Omaha,
came Saturday to visit his aunt, Mrs.
]. l.. Miller, and husband. Clair is
taking a we'll earned vacation from
his steady indoor work.
Elder C. j. Hunt came home for
election and remained over Sunday
and preached Sunday evening.
Lorin Patchin and Russell NeWcom
started to college at Denison Monday.
They have been working very hard to
get the corn out so they could get
started as soon as possible.
The band boys met at the home o..
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Horr Friday evening.
They are taking great interest,
which means success. They are learn
ing rapidly and will soon be so they
can play we'll.
The section men here on the &. q
N. w. were all laid off the latter part
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. J. Cose and children,
Lemuel and Margaret, were in town
Saturday.
Several ladies from town attended
the L. A. S. at Mrs. S. D. NeWton,s
last Wednesday afternoon.
], D. Newcom was having threshlng
done the latter part of the week. The
hum of the threshing machine was
heard on nearly all sides OF town last
week.
Miss Jessie Winans, of Charter Oak.
VlSllGQ d SllOII llllS N1OiuAy ~ Yin
home of her uncle, Earl Winans. She
is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Winans, who are deceased. She
lives with her aunt, Nellie Cops, and
is getting a good education. She has
fine musical talent, which is being de-
veloped. She has many friends here
who are interested in her success.
Elders c. J. Hunt and Burton NC
Kim went to Rockwell City Monday
for missionary work.
Ray Winans took his mother and
sister, Bessie, and husband, Mearl
Myers, to Ida Grove in his auto to see
little Bessie Pitcher at the home OF her
grandparents.
Clair McKim and wife visited Sun
day afternoon at the Lloyd Winans
home. They return home Tuesday.
F. H. Brogden and wife visited at
the Firman Newcom home Sunday.
Vern Wilkinson spent Sunday at De-
lott.
Miss Flora Robertson came up from
Denison Saturday to spend Sunday at
home.