The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-09-12
MAKES TOUR OF
NORTH MINNESOTA
Mrs. W. c. Lee, Former Teacher,
Tells Of Auto Trip to Duluth, Su-
perior and Other Points
VISIT TO THE AERIAL BRIDGE
Boat Trip on St. Louis River and 4
Visit to Old Indian Village Of
Fond du Lac, Wis.

GOODRICH TOWNSHIP, Sept. II
Special
The following is a letter from Mrs.
w. c. Lee, daughter of l.. F.. Morris,
and former Crawford county teach
er who was born and reared at De.
lott. She is the wife of w. c.. Lee at
st. Cloud, Mimi, and their, many
friends will be glad to hear from them
through the Review which they take:
Dear Home Folks: We received
your good letter some time ago. When
we arrived home from our trip to
Glenville, Wells and Vest, Concord
and the other towns, where we stop
ped to call on friends. p Then Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lee and DR.. and Mrs. Blair
and two children arrived from Me-
braska by way of Lake OkOb0ji In a
six cylinder Buick and trailer. They
spent several days with us and took
us to the cities to see the state capi-
tol. Ft. Smelling and Minnehaha Falls
and we drove around and through the
cities then on for four day trip to
Duluth and Lake Superior by the
way of Lake Mills Laos, through the
pine and tamarack swamps where the
fire ragged so long last spring and We
had a II mile ride on the St. Louis
river to the old Indian village Of Fon
du Lac On the steamer Chicora. We
also rode on the aerial bridge over
the ship canal. Only one more like
it in the world, that is in France. Saw
lots of Indians. We also saw the $20,-
000, 900 steel plant. Also saw them
building government ship at Superb, !,
or, and many more sights too numer-
Gus to mention. So must stop and
get busy as there is much to do. Love
to all Mrs. w. c. Lee" %s
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Winey and fam
lily took dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. 9.
D. Newton Sunday. s,-;l ri .s.;s3
Mrs. and Mrs. Geo. Newcom
autoed down from Boyer and were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, a. D. Win.
ey at supper Sunday sTsxing ~
F. Don Wilkinson loeg41. ~.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. leases took III
the picture show Saturday evening. II
Willie Hyde shipped q car load Of
hogs Monday. Il" NJ
Hugo. lessen hauled hogs to Deloit
for w. Hyde and took home a small
gasoline engine.
John Fink was in town Monday.
Gene Fink and wife are the proud
parents of a bouncing baby boy. We
congratulate. We think that's why
they are driving new Saxon car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers Hanson were
Denison callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Buffinton have
returned from their trip UP near Sioux
Falls, where they visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Brogden. Guy reports that Joe
has a tract Of land comprising 40O
acres which he farms. He has his
oats, wheat and barley threshed and
the yield is as fine as Crawford couA.
ty land does and fine tract of 100
acres in corn out of the way Of frost.
Joe and wife are old Crawford grown.
up children and last spring their many
friends were sorry to part with them,
but are glad to hear of their prosper.
ity.
Mrs. Rosburs and children are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Brown.
Asa Brown and Mrs. Rosburg autoed
over to Deloit Monday to do some
shopping. 4f4na
Verne Wilkinson is driving a new
seven passenger Buick and took Mrs.
J. w. Wilkinson, Donald Wilkinson
and Mr.. and Mrs. James McKim to
the Arion fair Thursday.
l.. +. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Winey and children attended the fair
Thursday.
Sam Anderson was a KirOn visitor
Thursday and reports q big rain.
The plumbers are at work on the
house on A. D. Winey's farm. They
have the house all piped and are put
ting in furnace. -~E,.,
The telephone men have been out
resetting poles north of Deloit out of
the way of the road graders. II any
one wants to see sight, take trip
to Kiron on the new road north OF
Deloit that the grading gang have
been working at the past few months.
Hills have been taken down so that
it is nearly level from the, L. F. Nor
ris home to the Ludwig farm, once
owned by the Nixons. You will not
recognize the road and now no conf
plaint can be made regarding the
hills. gts NJ