The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-03-01
ARION NEWS LETTER

Arion wants an experienced timer to
put in a hardware and implement store
in the building now vacated by the
Maurer stock Mr.. Maurerhas decided
to devote all his time to the banking
business and weare glad of this change.
Mr.. Maurer has ample capital and has
proven himself to be an honest and con-
sentative business man.
A gentleman with twelve years ex-
perience in steam laundry work, con-
templates establishing a plant in our
city.
Claus Hofeldt returned to the sheep
ranch in Montana, Sunday.
C. H Martens attended the birthday
celebration of his uncle, Mr. Thomp-
son of Charter Oak, Wednesday and
Thursday.
The children of the Arion schools
are being vaccinated in compliance
with the orders of the health officer.
Miss Simpson and Miss Hartick. of
Council Bluffs, visited at the Green
home over Friday and Saturday. and
attended the Woodman ball at Dow
City.
Pearl Green is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs Guy Reynor we're
greeting Arion friends, Saturday.
L. Love has moved his family to the
north room of his store, to make room
for Mr.. McVey, who will move his
presses and family to our village, Tues
day.
Many of our people attended the con-
cert in Dow City on Saturday evening,
al report a very enjoyable tire in
deed
w. H. Corey, our popular barber,
has purchased home in Arion.
March 1st is keeping up the usual
moving record. Several families are
maving.
Would it not be we'll to adopt some
of the laws of our sister nations by en-
forcing a law compelling children to
attend the public schools? There, eare
many children of a school age that are
allowed to remain away from school, If
the parent and child would realize thai
a missing link in the chain of educa.
tion is a disadvantage throughout life,
it seems that this would occur less FREE
quently and our teachers who are do
ing good work throughout the country
would feel better paid for efforts.
Mrs. Geo. Rae is sick with pneumon-
ia. Her many friends are anxious for
a speedy recovery.
Attorney |. V. jackson was a pleas
ant caller here THURSDAY. .AMt
Il. T. Cochran was seen here looking
after his property in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mari are the
proud parents of little daughter born
Feb. 9th.
Mr.. McVey is now pleasantly located
among us. Mrs. McVey and children
arriving Thursday. They will occupy
the residence formerly occupied by W.
w. Coon.
Mr.. Martins attended the masquer
ade ball at Charter Oak. He thinks it
just the place to be nicely entertained.
DR.. Beatty was calledin consultation
for Mrs. Geo. Rae.
Rev A. G. Martyr, of Denison,
preached an excellent sermon last Sun
day.
The editor OF the Bulletin will find
that it was not policy for him to sling
mud at our village in the way he did
regarding a party coming in our midst
to make his home. There is more than
one editor who needs guardian and
who had better keep the Golden Rule
in mind to insure future prosperity.
The genial deputy sheriff made a
grave mistake in this place by serving
papers on the wrong man. He was will.
ing. however. to furnish the treats and
N. p. Underhill considered the Joke on
the deputy instead OF himself and, the
results were not serious and it only af
fords considerable amusement for the
people, and none think it necessary for
him to have guardian
( SCHOOL NOTES
/ On account of much sickness the at
tendance for the past week has moi
been so good.
Next Friday closes the winter term
Miss Sela and Hazel and Harold I'm
derhill leave next Saturday for Lincoln
where they will make their future
home. We are sorry that they will nc
longer be enrolled in our schools.
School election next Monday.
The high school pupils are busy with
theirreviews. q
Maud Boham re-entered school On
Monday.
Belle Conrey visited US Wednesday.