The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-02-09
DELOIT YOUNG
COUPLE Welded
Miss Abbie Whey Becomes Mrs. ciar-
ence Hutchinson Last Thursday
Death Of Steuck Baby.
DEATH OF FORMER DELolrITEs
Mr.. Swanson Kicked by Horse Satur.
day--vaientine Supper Saturday
Eve at Broaden Building.

Eve at srosden Building.
The writer received a letter Friday
from her cousin, Mrs. Edith Putbrese,
stating that her sisters, Mrs. Marinda
Mason ana Mrs. Julia Wiley, had both
passed away. Their deaths occurred
the same day, January 9th. The eld-
est sister, Marinda, died at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Blanche Barnes,
of Los Angeles, Cali, at 4:30 p. m. on
Sunday. She had been ailing for over
She was the eldest child of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dobson. Mrs. Julia Wiley,
one Of their twin daughters, died TIE
same day at 5 o'clock at their home in
Orifino, Idaho, of jaundce and pneu-
monia Both Mrs Mason and Mrs.
Wiley were born and reared here and
resided at this place number Of
years with their families. Thus one
by one We are passing to the great be-
You'd. The widowed mother, Mrs. John
DObsOn, received the sad news with q
shock.
Mrs. ]. w. True entertained the w.
w, society last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. c. w. Whey and daughter, Miss
Abbie, were present. Miss Abbie be-
ing the honored guest, the society
hemrned tea towels and presented them
to her. She also received other Pres
ents, including a book with their fav-'
orite receipts written in, and their.
best wishes accompanied her as she
was soon to sail out upon the matri-
Gal Hf yystl, tl,1
panion of her choice. 4 nice supper
was served.
Mrs e. A. McKim accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. John Anderson and children
to Denison in sled Wednesday to at
tend the wedding of Mrs. Lois Brit.
tendal to VIM. Game, of Arthur, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Tucker. They will move
onto his farm near Tagus, N. d., in a
short time. Her friends here extend
congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Miller at
their home Saturday, where Mr.. Mill
er spent a very happy birthday.
j. w. True has had another very
severe attack of rheumatism during
the past week. We are glad to note
he is somewhat better
Mrs. A. NJ Galland is receiving a.
visit from her sister, Mrs. Susan Sales
OF Missouri Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ehlers' baby.
two years old has been very sick the
past few days with cholera infantum.
Miss Abbie Winey and Mr.. Clar-
ence Hutchinson we're married at Dow
City Thursday afternoon. This worthy
young couple are well and fayorably
known Dis they have resided here from
childhood. They will move onto a
farm east of Deloit, where the groom
has everything in readiness for his
bride. He is an energetic young
farmer 'sand starts out with bright
prospects for the future. They receive
the best wishes of host of friends!
A. N. Galland has bought two lots
Just south of b. E. Mckim's and will
soon begin the erection of his build
ings.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Steuck
on Monday morning, January 3lst, an
8 pound boy at the hospital in Deni-
son. The little one only remained a
very short time, being called home to
mingle with angels on Wednesday
morning. The baby was brought to-
their home in Deloit Wednesday at
ternoon, where a short service was
held, and burial was made in the De-
lott cemetery. The bereaved ones
have our sympathy.
C.. ]. NewcOm and Dank Fink ship
ped hogs to Omaha last week. Mr..
Newcom went to Omaha with them,
returning Wednesday,.
Blair Richardson was business WIS.,
itor in Sioux City Wednesday,.
Elder C. ]. Hunt went to Denison
Wednesday, returning Sunday evening
to preach at the l.. D. S. church.
Lloyd Winans and Ben Worley went
to Denison with sleds Wednesday tol
help move Mr.. Reimer and his family
to the j. L.. Riggleman farm, better
known as the G.. j. Cose place, where
he will live the coming year. We wei
come Mr.. Reimer and family among
us.
James Estes and John and Willie
Rounds were busy getting up wood
last week.
John Anderson was among those
who attended the .Johannsen sale on
Monday. Mrs. Anderson visited with
Mrs. A. Williams while he was gone.
The Woodman state deputy visited
his neighbor OF this lodge, S. Horr on
Wednesday afternoon. i
Miss Hazel McKim and Lester Al
bright, of Lennon, s. d., were married
at the latter place Wednesday, jan
uary 2Gth. Miss Hazel is niece of
b. F. McKim and Lester is the only
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dial Albright, who
resided here several years. They