The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-10-28
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The following items We're overlook
ed from last weeks news Mr.. ant
Mrs. Alfred Halberg and baby cir
and attended Sunday school and serv
ices at the l.. ID. S. church in the fore
noon and took dinner with severa
other relatives at the Stanley Browne
home, returning after 4 in the after
noon. The day was fine and they en-
joyed pleasant ride. Their many
friends here are always glad to see
them.
Mrs. F. A. True and sister, Miss
Anna Bordner. returned to Deloit one
day last week.
Albert, Ward and Vernon Spence
returned from Omaha Saturday. AL
bert is section foreman at LeMars and
Ward at Edna. They Went on to then
for work Monday morning. They re-
ported their brother. Albert, somewhat
better, but the doctors did not give
them much encouragement yet.
Mrs. j. G. Williams went to Brogan
Monday to see her great grandson
who was very sick.
Mrs. ]. w. True and little boys Wis
tied few days last week at the home
of her parents in Avoca. Mr.. True
went down and accompanied them
home. The little boys, Joe and Allen
are quite elated over a couple of pom
les they received from their grand
parents and which will be shipped to
them soon.
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Saturday for Rochester stopping off
at Herring to visit his sister, Mrs.
Harry Weed, and family. Mr. Cook
goes to Rochester to consult a spe-
cialist in regard to his health, as it
has been very poor for several
months.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Huckstep and
Mrs. Rose TruesdaIe were in town
Saturday.
Miss Iva Mason closed her fall term
Of school last Friday. She will start
to college in Denison in about two
weeks.
Miss Hazel Winans visited her
cousin, Miss Georgia Nicewanner at
the week before last. Miss Georgia
is taking up nurse training and likes
her work and is getting along finely.
The new school house was not
quite ready for occupancy Monday.
therefore there was no school as the
stoves were to be put up and finish
getting it ready for school on Tues
day morning. The teachers and pu-
pills will be very glad to get located
and in working order in their new
rooms as tnev have been working
under great disadvantages being so
crowded The furnace will not be
put in this winter.
We understand that n. II. Brogden
will move the old school house this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Richardson and
children drove TO Ricketts, Saturday
evening to visit their son, Blair. and
family. returning Sunday evening.
This has been a remarkable fall.
Gardens have come up from seed
falling that grew ready for use the
second time. On Friday night, Oct.
20, occurred the first heavy frost and
it froze to kill Vegetation.
Doctor Smith and wife took his
mother to their new home at Blairs-
town last Wednesday evening. His
mother had been in failing health
the past few months and was ser
iously i'll when they left. They re-
moved her on a cot. The old lady
made many friends while she was
here. Mr.. Smith remained for the
furniture sale Saturday afternoon and
left in the evening.
There was a large crowd in attend
ance at the Cloak sale at True's store
Saturday. They also attended the
Smith sale.
Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Miller are spend
ing few days at Des Moines with
relatives.
Mrs William Cook entertained the
Ladies Aid society last Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Robertson and
little son. OF Dunlap, accompanied by
friends. autoed to Deloit Sunday to
visit at the parental r. Robertson
home.
Mrs. Benjie Winans visited at the
home OF a cousin at Estherville few
day last week.
Deloit has put in several street
lamps which make a fine light. We
understand that more lamps have
been ordered and when placed in po-
sition we can boast of we'll lighted
town. On dark nights this will lessen
the fear of automobiles. buggies and
people getting run into and hurt.
On Tuesday evening, October q
will occur the golden wedding of two
Of the most prominent people Of our
neighborhood, that OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Schiller. who have lived here