The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-02-14
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Miss Nettie Green is home from her /
short stay in DenisOn.
Miss Lou Downs and Emory Wild
does are on the sick list.
30 degrees below is the lowest the
mercury can go in Arion.
p. D. Mcmahon and Miss Mcmahon
were in our city Saturday.
| ID. j. Butler has sold his home place
to the R'y. Co., and will move the
buildings.
The Ladies' Christian Aid society
met on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
4 V. Talcott.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Frank Rich on
Satnl dav, bouncing girl of the STAN
dard weight.
A debate is being arranged between
Arion and Dow City to take place in
the near future.
o. M. Underhill led the Christian
Endeavor last Sunday evening. Agood
Interest was manifest.
Mrs. Fatherlngham and Mrs. Green,
of Buck Grove, were visiting with the
latter's parents of this place.
Miss Terry of Denison and Miss
Brown of Manila were in town Satur
day and Sunday the guests of Miss
Ruth Richards.
Chas. McHenry and S. j. Woodruff
were in town Monday looking up mat
tiers relative to the Republican Banquet
,Of Union township.
| VIM. C. McHenry was in town on
Monday on business. His wife has
been sex in bed for nearly two weeks
past, but is little improved now
Ed. Downs purchased the buildings
formerly used as the pop factory, and
will move them onto his farm south of
town. He bought them of the Central.
i A number of the Arion young people
attended party given by Miss Blanche
Wise at her home IN Dow City Satur-
day evening, February 4. All report
having spent very pleasant evening
Arion and Dow City had little coal
} famine last week, but a car was receiv
from the car in the course of about
J three hours.
J Fred Butcher, who had his hand and
foot amputated. is so much improved
} as to go home to Minnesota. The rail.
J road company have gwen a pass for his
brother to come and take him.
The debate was we'll attended on
Saturday evening Quite number OF
\ young people from Dow City we're pres
ent and took part in the discussion
Jay Bell. Ed. Green and Chas. Booth
! we're among the number.
! A number of Arion young people at
: tended a very novel party at the home
of E. III. Swasey at Dow City. 1t was
! known as poverty party and the cos
Z tunes fully kept up the name. Mr.
} Guy Whaley of Dow City and Miss
! Dele Marshall of DenisOn carried of
the prizes.
Itseems to be settled now that the
: Central and the G. M & ST. p. Ry
lcompanies will build new depot al
4 the junction of the two roads. This
y will allow passengers to transfer here
without expense for baggage or 3
, change of depots.
, Mr.. Jacob Kepford. ST., died at hi.
\ home mile and half south of Arior
Wednesday afternoon at A p. M. at the
age of 70 years. He moved to thi.
: country from Oxford Junction, Iowa
about ten wears ago. He was a soldier
, in the late war where he contracted
! diseases from which he has been con
slant sufferer ever since, yet he has
} borne his suffering with patience and
Z has proven good husband and father
and an upright. honorable citizen. A
D wife and nine children are left to mourn
Z their loss.
The following program was rendered
D at the literary in the school house Last
\ Saturday evening:
Instrumental Music ................ ............
4 Recitation. Observation-Disclosures. Myrtle COT
: Song. ...... Arion Ladies' Quartet,
. Recitation, .............. Miss Anna Talcot
4 Debate-Resolved that the Annexation of Ou
\ New Territory Would be Detrimental to Amer
! lean Interests. ........... Affirmative
G. M. Justice, Don Durrant. Frank Howarth
Negative-W. W. Coon, Fred Butler and Dol
Talcott
Duet........ ..............Mi Misses Scott and COT
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