The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-11-27
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Mrs. T. c. Dobson took the train
for Meadow Grove, Neb., Thursday
morning, stopping between trains at
Dow City with her daughter Mrs. A.
H. Rudd. She went to visit her moth
er, Mrs. H. Ward, and help to make
pleasant her S1st birthday the day fol-
lowing. Mrs. Ward and husband, with
their family, were among the early
settlers of Deloit. She is now an in
valid and blind, but enjoys visiting
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. l. Tea and daughter, Mabel,
returned last week from pleasant
visit in the country at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. Amanda Justice.
J. M. Childress was in Denison on
business last Monday He is solicit
ing in the interests of the Bulletin
these days.
The board of supervisors were up
last week and had the bridge near ;.
D. Newton's put out of commission
for further crossing. Therefore the
road across the bridge is abandoned.
C. J. Newcom drove to Denison on
last Tuesday.
Will Anderson, of Denison, came up
to Deloit Thursday afternoon and
helped his brother, John, about his
threshing.
Willard Turner recovered from his
recent illness enough to be out last
Wednesday. He has always been
strong and hearty and this was his
first sick spell. He was very for
tunate in getting around so soon.
S. Browne got his house moved
last week and when completed he will
have plenty of room for his family.
Mrs. ]. C. Williams went to Ode
bolt one day last week to, visit he1
sister, who is in very poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs Harlan Blanchard
went to Enid, OKLA, last Friday, Where
they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Firman NeWcom Wen
to Denison last Thursday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. VIM Spence, OF dow
City. came up to Deloit Tuesday II
response to the news of the illness o
their son, James wife, and will sta!
several days to keep house for the
boys while at work on the section
Mrs. ]. T. Spence, their sons wife
ranidlv grew worse and on Friday i
was found that all that could be done
had been done without an operation
lmUlCuldLcly. "A opOSAAAAoI AASAAA 1890
Gil Bluffs was called, who came, &C
companied by her son, Arthur, on thf
$40 train. Preparations were at once
made to carry her to the depot an(
she was taken on the O'Clock trall
to the Council Bluffs hospital. he
husband and son, Arthur, her slstel
and the doctor accompanied her. Al
operation was performed Saturda!
morning and word was received sun
day evening that she was doing well
winch was good news for her man!
friends. We hope she will recover u
enjoy better health than for the pas
few years.
Rev. Eddy and wife visited in Deni
son a couple of days last week.
Mrs. R. H. Childress visited one da!
last week with Mrs. Ann Turner While
Mr.. Childress hauled wood to the min
lister. The day following he brough
his sister, Mrs. Turner, load OF WOOD
Fuel this time of year is much appre
ciated.
Two sisters of Mrs. J. T. Spence
came to Denison Friday evening, nav
ing missed the train earlier IN the
evening to get to Deloit. They phonet
nm and upon being told that thel
sister had just been taken to the nos
pital they stayed over night IN DEM
son and returned to the BUNS the
next morning.
Miss Lucy Flint, in company Will
her uncle, Henry Morris, and cousin
started Saturday for Oklahoma u
spend the winter. We understand
they stopped over Sunday with Free
Davis and wife at Charter Oak.
The two Misses Wilson, OF DEM
son, were guests of Miss Iva Maso1
Sunday. They are college mates o.
hers The students will have the priv
ilege of enjoying Thanksgiving al
home, alos the rest of the week.