The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1900-05-08
AN ARI0N LETTER.

AN ARI0N LET TER.
Town council met Monday evening.
Ed Green, of Dow City, was IN town
Friday.
VIM. Rnle was in town on business
Saturday.
Rev. Tibbett spent Wednesday at
Des Moines.
Supervisor Langley and wife were in
town Saturday.
Ira Golf was greeting old friends in
town Thursday.
Will Huffman was visiting at the old
home yesterday. &
Don Talcott made business trip to
Luton Saturday.
Ira Underhill spent Sunday with his
brother q. W.
Mrs 1. III. Scott was visiting in Arion
several days this week.
Chas. QUAD was shaking hands with
Arion friends Thursday.
G. s. N. W. Railroad Co. is having
their buildings painted.
A Baptist minister of Des Moines
will preach here next Sunday.
Mrs. G. W. Underhill visited in De-
lott for a few days last week.
Miss Williams went to Dow City yes
terday to help Mrs. R. A. Slocumb.
Miss Gala Richards returned on Sun.
day from Dow City where she has been
staying for few days.
Mrs. Joseph Larson, of Rodney, came
down to visit her parents. Levi Green
and wife. on Saturday.
Our band boys were marching and
playing on the streets Saturday and we
are growing proud of them.
Mr.. Corey is comfortably located in a
cozy shop two doors west of Hotel
Arion, which is good location.
s. WI Seymour, our hustling land
agent, is now nicely located in the
building vacated by Mr.. Corey.
Uncle Chas. Noble was in town Sat
urday and he is as spry as a cricket and
looks to be in fine health again.
Mr.. Dodge was at the state capital
for two days attending the democratic
state convention. returning Saturday
Mrs. Boham had the misfortune to
cut her foot quite badly on Friday, sew
ering small artery, from which blood
flowed freely.
Mr.. Boham and Mr.. Jackson have a
well machine and are engaged inrputting
down wells. They finished one for Ed
Downs Friday.
We are informed that the G. M. s.
| st. p. will build new depot in the
future, 900 feet east from the present
building, at the crossing. +
A number of farmers in this vicinity
are planting corn this week. The
ground is in excellent condition, all the
small grain and grass is flourishing,
We understand that L. G. Butler has
purchased the double store building and
will move it to the west side Of Main
street for Ed Green of Dow City, who
has bought the property of Mr.. Butler.
Mayor Coon has ordered all the streets
and alleys cleaned up and most of our
people have complied. The street COM
mittee will have the brick and stones
and other rubbish hauled off the vacant
lots this week and most of the new
walks will be built. Then our town
| will present a better appearance.
| While attempting to catch No. on
Sunday afternoon one of our Youths
made a misstep and fell between the
cars and the platform. He escaped
with nothing more serious than an ex-
tremely pale face. This habit of Jump
ing trains Is becoming quite prevalent
among the boys and shonld be stopped.
Rev. Wordsworth preached an excel
lent sermon last Sunday, at the close of
which he announced his services in two
weeks and said it was possible that this
would be his last service at this place
as he expects to leave Dow City about
June LIST. We regret to lose him from
this place as his work here has been
very successful and he has many
Friends.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
| Marriage licenses have been granted
by Clerk Kruger since May 1st as
follows:
May &c Carrie T. Barber. Manila.