The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-17
BURGLARS ! BUSY
UP AT DEL0II
Safe in Meat Market Blown Open or
Wednesday Nigkt-Jewelry TAX
en- From Mauck's Store.
LADIES' AID SOCIETY MEETS
Afternoon Devoted to Work for the
Red Cross-Short Business Ses-
sion HeId-Visitors Present

Afternoon Devoted to Work for thu
Red Cross-Short Business Ses-
sion HeId-Visitors Present
Deloit did not have enough excite
ment at the fire SO there were some
thieves broke into Mauck's building
taking some jewelry. The safe was
tempered with. At the meat market
the safe was blown open and Jim's
buffalo nickels were all taken. The
theft occurred "Wednesday night wher
all were dead tired after the fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hicks, Of Mon
tezuma, cousins of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Hutchinson, are here for visit. They
all autoed over to the George Holds
worth home near Manning for a visit.
George Storm, of Chicago, son-in
law Of Mrs. George Hutchinson, has
been them and transacting business
here.
Hannes Mumsen and Fred Petersen
went to Omaha for cattle Tuesday The
cattle were shipped here Wednesday
Mrs. Chas. Evers, of Denison, spent
few days with her brother Broder
Boysen.
Fred and Joe True were Kiron visit.
ors Saturday.
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their married daughter, Mrs. knuth
and children visited the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Broder Boysen.
They autoed through from Princeton
and expects to make many more visits
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yankee and babe
visited at the John Dewitt home Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Naslund were
pleasant visitors in Deloit Tuesday.
The Red Cross have been working
in the bank these cool days.
Miss Mary Fink, Of Denison, is Wis
iting with her friend, Miss Hester
Lingle.
Mrs. Fred True and Miss Ella Mar
tin We're Denison shoppers Monday.
Don't miss the attraction at the Grill
hall, THE Girl and the Tramp" on
October 18th. A sure cure for the
blues.
DR.. Rosburg, of Dcnison, was on our
streets Friday.
Dr. Graham is spending a few days
in Deloit invoicing his goods. The new
doctor, we understand, is busy looking
over the location and if satisfactory
will buy Dr.. Graham's practice.
Friday the Ladies Aid met on its re-
gular meeting day with Mrs. Helen Zea
and seventeen ladies' were present.
The afternoon was spent doing fancy
work and Red Cross knitting. The
ladies enjoyed good social afternoon
They held a short business session for
the reports and discussion of bazaar
and other entertainments in the near
future. Miss Lucy Flint read chap
ter from st. John. Prayer was given
by Mrs; Newton and after singing
What a friend we have in Jesus"
delicious lunch was served by; Mes
DANES Riggleman, Landon, Hickman
and Zea. Next meeting will be held
Friday, Oct 10. Supper Csc, served
from to g. Everybody come. No
where can you be served so good Il
supper at that price. The visitors were
Miss Emelie lessen. of Whittier Cali,
and Mrs. Annie Winans
James Abbott has purchased Uncle
George LandOn's pop corn outfit and
had it put in his meat market.
Miss Solinger and Miss Cole, of Den
ison, were week end visitors with Miss
Nathalie Allen at the NJ. e. parsonage.
Miss Ardath Cose spent the week end
at home.
The boy scouts received medals Sat
urday night at the Grill hall. DR.. V.
X. Graham, their old scout master, was
present and presented them to the
boys who were very much pleased to
see their old scout master and also to
receive their medals.
Mrs. Murray Woolsoncroft. who has
been ill, was able to be out to church
Sunday.
The teachers, Prof Kuhn, Mrs.
Brown, Miss Dobson. Miss Greenwood,
Miss Hester Lingle and Miss Mason
were Denison visitors last week, at
tending the teachers institute.
Rev. kemphOefner, the Ida Grove
district superintendent, was in Deloit
Sunday and gave the people at the M.
e. church fine sermon. Special
music by the choir was enjoyed by
the music lovers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Woolsoncroft
and family attended NJ. T.. services
Sunday evening in Deloit.
Mr.. Miller is visiting his wife and
babe at the parsonage over Sunday.
Raymond Conner and Mr. Caswell
Mr.. and Mrs. Tempest. of Vail, were
calling on old friends in Deloit last
Thursday.
stock hog weighing around 800 pounds.
Ben Patrick is wearing a smiling
face, all on account of the finding of
his pocketbook by Murray Hemple We
understand it contained something over
$4,000. We congratulate.
Mrs. Will Morrison was in Denison
Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Newcom visited at the
home of her parents Tuesday while
Mr.. Newcom was in Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs James Mckim were
pleasant visitors in Denison Tuesday.
Harry Mauck and wife are busy get
ting their goods on the shelves in the
Brogden building west of the meat mar
kct.
The manager of the Bloomer Cold
Storage company was here getting
Earls Winans located in the Abbott
Office near the livery barn, SO the
farmers were not put out'~and their
cream was cared for; andalso their
chickens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Johnson left on
NNrI,o.J,,, Anthem IN visit bic