The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-06-13
AN ARI0N LETTER

w. W. Coon is treating his residence
to fresh coat of paint.
Miss Moore of Arcadia is visiting at
the home of Ed Westerman.
Mr. Barsby stopped for 4 short visit
with his daughter, Mrs. Stilson, ON his
wav home from the reunion.
MIR Antrim had car of horses in
town Saturday for sale. He sold some
forty animals we understand
Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. More OF Dow
City we're in town on Saturday calling
at the home of Mrs. L. M. Coon.
Mrs. Chas. Moorehead is spending
the week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Bond. of Hotel Arion.
Miss Anna Quinby gave reading in
the church on Saturday evening to an
appreciative but small audience.
Mrs. Nelson of Charter Oak is visit
ing her daughters, Mrs. John Thompson
and Miss Maggie Regan of our city.
Ira Underhill moved to Denison
Monday and will occupy one of the
Meyers cottages on south Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. McHenry. Mrs.
G. F. Cassaday and Mr.. l.. Platts, an
uncle of Mrs. Cassadays, drove to Arion
on Sunday visiting relatives.
Mr.. Dell Cummings is soon to start a
paper in our city. We hope he may be
more successful in the undertaking
than his predecessors have been.
On Thursday afternoon four young
ladies from Denison, the Misses Terry,
Miss Mclaughlin and Miss Lillian Gar
rison drove down and spent the after.
noon returning home in the evening.
Still the moving of buildings con-
tinues; the drug store is placed on the
second corner north of Hotel Arion,
the long store building in front of the
hotel is moved to State street north of
the gallery.
Mrs. Joseph Larson and her sister,
Miss Nettie Green, took their departure
for Council Bluffs on Monday where
the former will visit relatives for a
week and the latter expects to spend
the next nine months with her uncle
and take much needed rest.
The building formerly occupied by
Chas. Volkerts will be moved to the
north side of second street by the side
OF A. A. Conrad's market and grocery.
g. N. Copeland is moving his lumber
yard to the lots south of the public
school building and will have a fine
location.
We were in attendance at the reun.
ion and we congratulate the people of
Denison, first upon their hospitality
and thoughtful and unsel6sh kindness,
and secondly on the possession of such
splendid cornet band. Denison is
o. K. and so are her most excellent
people.
On Sunday morning Mr.. Fitzgerald
one of the railroad contractors at Sid
ing x cut his hand quite severely while
trying to cut off chickens head. DR..
Coon was hurriedly called by tele-
gram and soon had the wound dressed
and bleeding stopped. The wound
was not serious although quite an
amount of blood was lost.
On Wednesday at II a. ne. Mr.. Bells
and Miss Anna Talcott were married
at the home of the brides sister. Mrs.
G. w. Underhill. Mr.. Bells is operator
at the G. q N. w. depot, and a splendid
young gentleman. favorite with all.
Miss Talcott is young lady of talent.
who has worked hard to gain an educa-
ton both as an artist and scholar.
The worthy young couple are beginning
life well qualified and we bespeak for
them a bright and happy future. After
The wedding ceremony they took the
fast mail for Omaha where they will
purchase furniture for their little home
in our city where they Expect to begin |