The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-07-08

homes III Kansas City after "a Yer.
pleasant visit among relatives here.
Messrs. John Mcintosh and Der
Hunt. Of Denison, attended service
) in Deloit Sunday forenoon.
J. A. Halberg and family, of Anthem
autoed to Deloit Saturday morning t.
spend the fourth with friends and rel
atives, returning Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Cose and daugh
ter, Lillian, and husband, Lemue
Dobson, and Margaret Johnson, O
Sac City, autoed to Deloit to celebrate
with friends and relatives, returning
Sunday.
Mrs. j. b. Morley, OF Sac City, was
greeting old friends and visiting rela,
tives here Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Nancy Dunbar visited at the
home OF her brother, Geo Zea, a few
days the past week, returning Sunday.
There We're several from Denison
celebrated in Deloit, among whom
we noticed, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Brog-
den and daughter, Emma, Mrs. Mary
Tucker and daughter, Lois, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Prentice and B. f. Lesher.
John Anderson has been hObbling
around the past few days, the result
Of a load of hay tipping over with him,
injuring his leg and almost breaking
some ribs. He will be laid up for a
time so he cannot do heavy farm
work.
Crystal Newcom, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Firman NewcOm, got badly
hurt about the mouth by a tall while
playing around the home.
Alton Cose, son of Mrs. Matte
Cose, got his eye quite badly burned
shooting a fire cracker the fourth.
No other accidents that we have heard
Of
Mr.. DilliVan, an old gentleman, was
Frustrated with heat while watching
the races the fourth and had to be car
ried inside the post office. then take/
to the home Of his daughter. Mrs.
Lucy Cose. He recovered before eve
ming, we are glad to note, and was
able to go to his home on the farm.
Mrs. T. c. Dobson and daughters,
Eunice and Matte, and granddaush-
ter, Ada Riggleman, and Guy John
son took dinner Sunday at the home |
Of C. j. Newcom and family and sup
per with the j. l.. Riggleman family.
There were several people from Hi I
ron and Vail attended the celebration |
1T DelOit.
James Fleming and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Newcom, OF Boyer, cell
ebrated at Deloit
The chautauQua was well advertised \
n Deloit Saturday and people are
planning already to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice WinanS and
title boys. of Mallard. spent a few
lays here among friends and relatives
md attended the celebration.
Orval McKim and wife and little d
10Y, of Grant City, celebrated in De- \
oft.
An apology is due the band boys, n
Who rendered us music during the
lay for the celebration, which was \
ppreciated SO much, in their name \
icing omitted in the program last
week, through an oversight on the
art of the publishers.
Born, on July Sd, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Iillard Turner, son.
MIS-. MdtllS hlSSlSHdH anu uduSh II
er. Ada, of Hartford, N. d., came on 4
friday to visit relatives and friends. n
Irs. Riggleman is daughter OF Mrs.
:, c. Dobson. They were met at Ari-
n by her mother and sister and went
o Dow City to visit her sister, Mrs.
!. II. Rudd, and family a few hours.
Rev. Ralston returned home Friday
fter a very pleasant visit at the pa
entail home in Nebraska. We under
tand Mrs. Ralston went to visit a
rend at VilliSca and will not return NJ
Or about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dewitt enter
aimed their friends, John Smith, wife
nd little boy, of West Side, couple
f days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Shives and Mrs.
la Dean, of Herring. were among
nose who celebrated in Deloit.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles WestcOtt and
amily, of Nemaha. autoed to Deloit n
} attend the celebration and visit N
elatives.
The Misses Fay and Eilene Nestle
ush, of Omaha, visited relatives in
)eloit the past week and attended the Il
Celebration.