The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-30

ters came to Deloit Tuesday afternoon
in their auto, driven by one of the
girls, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs
Cornwell and Mrs. Cassaday, anG
called on Mrs. E. A. McKim.
Mrs. Spence and niece and her two
sons, Arthur and Maurice, returned
home from Storm Lake, where they
had visited her sOl, Ward, and wife 6
few days.
Lorenz Stubbe and sister, Eta
moved last week to the c. G. Cose
house on the east side Of town.
A new piano was placed in the
home of Mrs. w. A. Steuck one day
last week and Nina is enjoying some
music these days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Myers are the
grandparents of another fine grand
son in the home of their daughter
Mrs. Heman Newcom, the little Cir
coming to gladden. their home last
week.
Deloit is now prepared to give tc
the people two picture shows q
week, on Wednesday and Saturday
evenings. The first two were held las,
week aand all pronounced them good
Mrs. Stella lines and little daugh
ter, Opal, are here from their home al
Mallard visiting ner parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Myers
Joe True and Guy Martin went tc
Avoca Saturday afternoon and re
NAMED over Sunday.
Henry Slater and family visited
Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Lucy Dobson and daughter, Edith.
On Thursday, June gath. Aunt Jane
Johnson celebrated her S0th birthday
She was remembered by birthday
shower. At last report she had receiV
ed 1870 post cardstand more were ex
pected. Her sister, Mrs. Julia Brogd
en-, and her neices, Mrs. Flora Whey
Mrs. Edith Mesenbeink and Miss
clara Richardson were present to help
her celebrate the day Mrs. Jane John
son is among the earliest settlers OF
Mason's Grove, being the daughter OF
the early pioneer, Jesse Mason. for
whom the grove was named. The
grove does not look like it did in the
early sixties and seventies, as the Wri,
ter remembers it, heavy mass OF
timber, as now large fertile farms
spot the grove here and there. and the
native timber is secondary matter.
The many friends of Aunt Jane wish
her to live to see many more happy
The Ladies' Aid society will hold q
market day at the post Office. next
Saturday afternoont where the ladies
OF our home may replenish their bak-
ing and thus provide something for
Sunday dinner, and yet attend the
carnival Thursday, Friday, and Satur-
day. Remember, the time and place.
VIM. Hemer OF Arthur, accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Kate, and
Mrs. Alfred Dobson and husband and
their youngest daughter, Huldah,
motored to Deloit Friday to visit at
the Mrs. e. G. Dobson home. With her
son, Alma DObsOn, and wife and Miss
Eunice A pleasant time was had, as
the writer was present to know. AL.
fred Dobson and Mr.. WIN: Memer had
just returned from = North Dakota
where Alfred had purchased $40 acres
Of land near Minot, N. D. for $40 per
acre, and rented GAO acres more near
his place, which is all in wheat this
year excepting the building spot. He
will take his family the latter part OF
next month and move on the rented
place, where he and his three grown
SONS have been hired to cut the grain
and will remain until September
when the place he bought will be va
Gated. He and his sons will have
plenty to keep them out OF mischief ia
operate 1900 acres of land, but we
predict they will accomplish the. work
nicely, as Alfred knows something OF
farming OIL q large scale. The states
crops all look fine in that country.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morley enter
tanned at dinner Sunday his mother
Mrs. Eliza Morley and his sister, Mrs
Daisy Prentice and husband, and il
the, afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. John b
Worley autoed down from their home
in Sac City in their new car accompa
MED by Mr.. and Mrs. Bugsby and visi
ted the folks at the VIM. Worley
home. n,
The booster party of eight auto
mobiles and thirfy9fiye men started
out of town at 40 a. m, Thursda!
and went to thirteen towns, returning
about eight r. NJ. .n
Ben Fisher, sold his farm last weel
to Jacob Sackan.
Elder c. L. Butterworth. of Dow
City, held preaching services at thu
l.. D. S. church twice on Sunday.
N. II. Brogden and wife and James
Estes wife and Miss Iris visited a
the Alfred Brogden home near Deni
son Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brogden, o
Denison, visited Sunday at the J. B
Taylor home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Firman Newcom an,
Crystal and Miss Eunice DobsOn, Mrs
r C. Dobson, Alma Dobson and wifi
and Guy Johnson spent Sunday a
Wall Lake.
| Our physician accompanied Mrs
Johnson to Omaha Saturday to SET
her daughter who is in the hospita
there, returning Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel Bakers little boy hat
the misfortune to get his leg broker
last week. She was working at thu
II. Adams home near Vail when thu
accident happened. Her mother. Mrs
| w. r. Huckstep, went and stayed wit!
her couple of days then her mother
in-law, Mrs. Baker. went Saturday t.
help care for the little fellow. He il
getting along nicely.