The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
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DELoIT ITEMS


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I'M Tho Red Cross has received the
@ supply of 1000 Christmas stamps t.
be sold for the tuberculosis fund fol
the soldiers Of Iowa. The Boy Scout:
OF Camp Fire girls, post office. drug
Il store, Miss Lovicie Morris or Mrs
81 Joe True will have them for sale. We
X: received them to sell and they must
II he sold We are not asked if We
would, but they were sent any way
They are selling thousands every
III place and Deloit is as industriously
4 patriotic as any place else so we will
cheerfully and eagerly do our duty
These stamps are placed on letters
& Christmas parcel post packages, news
4 papers, etc, and sell for | cent each
in envelopes Of rs.
Guy Prentice left for Omaha to en-
list Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Johnson were
DelOit visitors Monday.
Loren Patchin was here a few days
from Spirit Lake.
Mr. Pearsal, the chorister of the L..
Eunice DObson assistant chorister for
this district.
Uncle George Winans is able to be
about again.
Uncle George Landon took quite a
fall and had to be assisted to the
house.
Mrs. Amy Justice and children, Of
Fl Nebraska, are visiting relatives here.
Henry BOysen spent the week end
at the Bob Childress home.
BY the way, don't forget the Uncle
hob Childress sale December 9th.
His son autoed 1876 miles over the
county to put up bills.
John Justice and family have moved
( to Minnesota. Better go south.
James Abbott spent Monday in Ode
bolt. =. ="
The Ladies Aid will hold their an.
nual bazaar and supper Friday eve
ming at the opera house in Deloit. All
invited. Come and get an extra good
supper for IS cents.
By "A. Faul, of Denison, spent the week
end with his friend Leslie Childress.
They made the rabbits suffer
Mrs. Ed Smell and daughter have
gone east on visit.
Sf u. IS. Dunbar has sold his 100 acre
farm to Mr. VanVleet for $1S5 per
acre.
Alfred and Tom Hutchinson went to
Omaha with cattle Thursday and spent
u short time visiting relatives.
8. p. Newton went to Boyer on the
early train Tuesday morning.
Miss Eta Stubbe is able to be in the
store again.
/ Mrs. r.. G. Dobson received a nice
sbOx of goodies from Mr.. and Mrs. AL
ma DObson.
Mrs. Cyp Newcom, of Spirit Lake,
arrived III Deloit Saturday evening on
business, returning Monday.
Alfred Brogden, Eugene Brogden
and Mrs. Bessie Cose went to Lake
View Monday to have dental work
done. .
Mrs. Matte Cose visited at the Per-
~ sHuckstep home Sunday.
81 Mr.. and Mrs Schelldorf and family,
Of West Side, were pleasant visitors
W W Nxs SD. Newton went to Denison
Is spend the week end as
biyting her daughter, Mrs. Geo. New
com, to get settled in their new home.
s$ Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Huckstep at
feuded M. T.. church services in Deloit
Sunday evening.
Miss Jacobs is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Harry Mauck.
sE4 s. d. Newton was down to the coun
~ seat Monday.
Mrs. Allen returned from her visit
Eat Sioux City Friday z
The Ladies' Aid society met with
MRS. f. A. True Friday. There was
4 good attendance. Mrs. True served
1.-THE ladies with a lovely lunch at the
CLOSE of the busy afternoon. ~,
y Mrs. James entertained her children
a:st an oyster supper December 7th, in
shOnor Of her wedding anniversary.
x Wayne Smell bought several loads of
sfine stove wood of Uncle Bob Childress