The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-10-14
ARION NEWS LETTER

AKRON NEWS LETTER
Arlon was blessed this week with two
marriages, the first being wednesday
evening at the home of Levi Green, The
contracting parties being Mr.. Nj. Tai.
colt and Miss Nettie Green, Rev. A w.
Mcneil officiating The groom is a
trusted employee of the Illinois Central
and the bride is the accomplished
daughter of Levi Green Both are
highly esteemed and have a host of
friends who wish them success in life
Thursday morning at st. Patrick's
church at Denison occurred the happy
marriage of Mr. Clyde Rose and Miss
Julia Henry, by Rev Father Farrelly
After the ceremony they retired to the
brides home where, after an elegant
wedding dinner was served. they re.
ceived CONGRATULATIONS from the many
friends. The bride is one of Arion's
society ladies, who has a circle of
friends and is highly esteemed by all.
The groom is the we'll known operator
in the interlocking station at this point
and is well thought of both by the rail
road company and by the city as we'll.
They start house keeping with the best
wishes of the community.
DR.. Bonney. of Buck Grove, was a
visitor here Saturday.
A. j. Mackey went to Charter Oak
Saturday on business.
DR. L M. Coon returned home on
Monday night from Minnesota where
going an operation. He is looking well
and speaks highly of his physicians who
performed the operation.
Dave Kepford. of Charter Oak, was in
town on business Thursday.
Pat Hedderman and Perry Underhill
attended the sale at willow township
Tuesday.
Mr.. Jacaes Fadden, of Omaha, is a
visitor at the home of Mr.. M. A. Par.
menteir.
Mr.. Thos. Gibbons. accompanied by
Mrs. Thos McGrinn, went to Kenwood
Monday to visit with Mrs. Mahonev.
Mrs. Brady Stewart left for Council
Bluffs Friday to visit her parents over
Sunday, returning home Monday after
noon.
j. Maurer, WIN. Eggers, G. V. Jor-
don and Thos. Rae went to Manila
Thursday on business.
MIS-. N. f. Stilson and Mrs. T.. E..
Bennett went to dunlap Saturday to
visit their parents.
W. A. Chauncey and wife, of wood
bine, were in town on business Satur-
day.
L. E. Goodwin, the happy Charter
Oak lawyer, was in town Saturday.
Lewis Knoll, of Chatter, Oak, was a
visitor Sunday.
w. G. johnson and j. Fl. Doyle, of
Charter Oak, were in town Friday on
business.
W Lewis, of Kenwood, was a visitor
Monday.
The Ladies' Aid Society held a bas-
ket social at the home of DR.. Evans
Thursday night A large crowd turned
out to do Justice to the baskets as some
of them sold as high as three dollars
apiece. Music was furnished by Miss
McAlpine who rendered some very fine
solos which We're appreciated by the
people. During the evening games
were INDUCED in and a royal good time
was had all around and the ladies de-
serves great credit.
Sunday night at II o'clock the life of
Mrs. Margaret Samantha Hewlett passed
away to the land where there is no care
She was conscious to the end and was
ready 10 meet her God. She was a
member Of the Christian church. was a
devout. religious woman and a devoted
mother, was a friend to everyone and
never had an enemy. The deceased
was born Feb. 26, 1871. Age 81 wears,
Z months and II days. She was mar
ried to Chas Hewlett in the year 1860
They lived happily together until
death claimed her husband who died
Sept. 6, 1895. The deceased was the
mother of IL children of whom eight
survive her, also four brothers One
son and daughter live in Washington,
two m in Colorado, one in South
Dakota, n in Pennsylvania and two in
Arion. They are all married with the
exception Of Thos. and Harry who re
side here. The funeral took place on
Tuesday, Oct. IA, at 10 O'Clock from the
house. The services We're conducted by
Rev. A w. McNeel and were very i'm
pressive. The floral offerings were fine
and a large and sympathising concourse
of people followed the remains to their
last resting place. The remains were
inferred in the Denison cemetery.
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