The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-02-05
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DELOIT ITEMS.

will relate to an important branch 0
Christian endeavOr. IN earnest inv
tatiOn to all who are not attendln!
elsewhere The pastor in cooperation
with the committees, is planning t
make Easter Sunday great day il
the interest of missions through thu
churches and Sunday schools.-Th'
Ladies' Aid meets this week will
Mrs. Charlie Robertson on Friday a
2 D. m. A special subject is an
nounced for the Epworth League
service next Sunday evening. We are
sure the leader will try hard to make
it one of exceeding interest. Look
out for questions inviting your study
and others of general discussion. l.
you are an Epworth Lacquer dom
miss the inspiration this meeting vii
give you, and if you are not a Lacquer
come and get enthused.- stereOp
ticon lecture, which was to have beer
given in the church Monday evening
of this week, will probably be giver
in the near future.
TIL L. A. S. will meet with Mrs
Chas. Robertson on Friday at p. m
to plan for their valentine supper tC
ing, February 18th.
The True Mercantile company is
having an implement building erected
and farmers can get their machinery
at Deloit this season.
Miss Eunice Dobson came home
from Omaha last Wednesday. She is
, having the second attack of mumps
having had them on one side of hel
face several years ago. She is now
entertaining the other side.
Homer Huckstep and wife came
from Usage, Kan, Saturday and are
visiting at the parental, w. T. Huck,
step, home.
Mr. Fosters family, living on the
J. D. Newcom farm, are sick with the
measles.
Miss Iva Landon went to Denison
last week for an operation for appen,
dicitis.
Mrs. J. L. Miller was very sick last
week, but is convalescing.
Mrs VIM Morley entertained her
mother, Mrs. A. Krahl, and her sister
Mrs. Bertha Sullivan, and husband
and baby last Thursday afternoon.
| Mr.. Fisher, the new blacksmith, had
measles in his family last week
VIM. Jepsen moved into the hote]
last week. They are not prepared to
open the hotel yet, but have opened
the meat market. Andy Barthman has
been employed to take charge.
Mrs. A. H. Rudd, OF Dow City, spent
Friday night at the home of her moth
er, Mrs. T. c. Dobson.
Mrc Ap6orcop rot,,rpo1 f,o,,,
Council Bluffs the first of the week.
w. T. Huckstep and wife were at
Denison Saturday and closed a deal
for their farm, having sold to John
Fritz. Their sale will occur February
Oath. We will hate to see Mr.. and
Mrs. Huckstep leave our vicinity.
They have been long residents and
will be greatly missed. Each of them
are on the decline of life and since
their boys are married and have
homes of their own they are not able
to carry on so much land without
help. He is thinking of buying 4
small farm which he can care for him
self. They will probably go down to
Kansas where their sons are and look
around We will be pleased if they
decide to come back and settle among
the home folks. We wish them pros
perty wherever they locate.
Elder G. T. Griffith, of Columbus,
Ohio, came Monday and delivered
some lectures on the Holy Land, it,
Illustrated by the use of the stereopti-
con Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings.
Albert Spence is attending college
at Denison.
Mrs. j. l.. Miller, who has been i'll
for fortnight, is slowly improving
and is able to sit up each day for a
few hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merl Meyers will
move this week into their new house
which is all in readiness for them.
Their many friends will welcome them
back to Deloit There is no place
like home
Those of the singing class who do
not attend regularly are the losers,
only. This is the opportunity of a
life time for the young men and wom-
en- to learn little music at very
meagre compensation and they cannot
afford to lose bit of it. Everyone
can sing little and by a bit of help
can learn to sing more You do not
know what you can do till you try.
Music is the life and inspiration of all
social and spiritual gatherings, and
dates back to the beginning, to the
birth of Christ, for you remember it
is recorded that "The hosts of heaven
sang at the glorious event. So please
all come if it is possible for the larger
the class the better the work, and be
there not later than p. m on Friday
evening, February 7th.
An opportunity is given all who wish
to aid the Children's home at Lamont
to do so by giving cents each month
to either Mrs. Anna Winans or Mrs.
Joe True. This is a small amount
for each one and will never be missed
and will be greatly appreciated by
the poor little orphans and homeless
children. Almost $500 has been paid
in now and we will wait a few days
for other willing helpers to make this
$1,000. This is not compulsory or
binding upon any individual, but just
an opportunity for free will Offering.
The w. w. S. were entertained at
the Mrs. c. J. Newcom home Wednes-
day.
The boys had little sport Satur-
day evening when they went to the