The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-05-26
DELoIr ITEMS.

Mrs. Z. Fl. Houlihan was called tc
Silver City a couple of weeks ago b,
the death of her brother, John Mack
He had been in Mexico for scvera
months hoping the change would prove
beneficial, but he continued to grow
worse and he returned home onl,
three weeks before death came. Mrs
Houlihan has the sympathy of friends
in her bereavement
Mrs. Wilson, OF Dunlap, visited q
Few days at the home of her son
Blaine Wilson.
Mrs. James Estes was surprised Z
few evenings ago, when several Of
the relatives gathered one evening tc
help her celebrate ller birthday.
Mrs. G. S. GOrdan visited a few days
recently at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Jennie Barrett and husband near
DenisOn.
j. l.. Miller has been very sick the
past week but is better at present. We
understand lie will so to the sanitar
1um. ut Independence, Mo-, as soon as
he can arrange his business.
Dale Newcom, youngest brother OF
John D.. Newcom, OF Nebraska, has
been here a few weeks making a new
barn on his farm.
Mrs. Blanche Crandall and little
daughter, of California, and Nellie
Perry and husband and little daughter
OF Mason City, visited the fore part
of the week with their uncle, ]. Now.
com, and their cousins, Mrs. Beatrice
Rjru1nupo,
Winans and family. Mrs. Crandall
had been called from California by
the serious illness of her father, Rich.
ard Newcom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mearl Myers spent o
few days the past week at the home
OF her brother Ray Winans and wife
at Percival the past week.
The Willing Workers met with Mrs.
S. Horr last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Smah Newcom, of Odebolt,
came Friday to visit her mother, Mrs.
%. A. Mckim and attend to some bus
mess matters pertaining to her farm.
They went to Denison Saturday and
remained over Sunday at the G. w.
Tucker home with relatives.
The entertainment given last Fri.
WY SSShiHSo WAC NClk dIlCNuCu illN
greatly enjoyed. The program was
given by Miss Sara Ruth Bates Reader
and Miss Edna Childress. Soprano: i
The program consisted of humorous
readings, dialect work, soprano solo,
and costume sketches by reader and
soprano. Miss Raine, of Denson pre-.
sided at the piano.
Elder d. +. Chambers preached at
the l.. d. S., church Sunday morning
and evening.
Clifford Browne commenced college
in Denison last Monday.
Lorin Patchin was week end Wis
itor ut the parental c. p. Newcom
home
Mrs. Blair Richardson and baby. of,
Ricketts,, was visiting relatives over
Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Cose spent a few days
the last of the week with her father
Walter Dillivan. The old gentleman
has been in poor health lately.
Mrs. Jcrusha Nelson and husband,
of California, arrived the middle Of
the week to visit her sister Mrs./ Eliza
Morley and her brother Abram Gal
land and family and other relatives.
The Deloit schools closed last Fri
day and the children will now enjoy
their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. P.sB. Taylor and fam
lily attended services in Dcloit Sunday
and visited at the James Estes home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Prentice, Of
Denison, visited Sunday at her moth
er's home, Mrs. Eliza Worley's, with
her aunt Mrs. Nelson and husband.
Lacy Myers lost fine COW last
week with clover bloat.
Mrs. Prentice, the post mistress, is
still improving and may be able to
return home the last OF the week. Her
many friends will be glad to welcome
her safe return.
An Epworth League social will be
held next Friday evening at Hannibal
Fink's. The bapd will furnish some
good music which will greatly hell
the entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. True and little
boys Joe and Allen went Monday morn
ing to Avoca to4svfsit Mrs. fTue's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs .Iittsforth. The
little boys will probably spend thci1