The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-03-15
Hrion


Hrion
David Walters is having tussle with
la grippe.
Hon. WA. Davey was in town on
Wednesday.
Jim Tranter;was greeting old friends
in Arion Monday.
Grandma Rule has been quite sick,
but is getting better.
o. NJ. Underhill and wife returned
to Omaha on Tuesday.
Roy Williamson returned to his
home at Ute on Saturday,
Will Corey and wife spent Sunday at
the home Of John Thompson,
j. L. Maurer made q land trip to
western Kansas last week.
Revivals were concluded at the Con-
gregational church Sunday evening
Roy Williamson went to Ute Satur-
day where he will stay for some time.
N. P. Underhill and J. L. Maurer
were Denison business visitors Friday.
j. L. Maurer went to Healey. Kan.
on business with j. B. Johnson of
Denison.
Mrs. Jacob Kepford, who has been
very sick for four weeks. is little
better.
Mrs. Fred Downs and children went
to their new home at Crofton. Nebras-
ka, last week.
Mrs. o. w. Nelson came from Will
ton Junction Friday, to join her hus-
band here.
j. L. Maurer returned on Saturday
from western Kansas where he pur-
chased a section of land.
Mrs. Paul Bennett was up from
Missouri Valley last week visiting her
sister, Mrs. Stilson.
Rev. Bentley preached his first SER
mon in the Baptist church here on Sun
day to fair sized audience.
Ellie Downs is visiting his brother
Hudson this week but expects te 90
back to his home in Illinois next week
DIR. Beatty was called from Dunlap
T.,
Coon in the case of Nelson Wingrove.
Mrs. Wise took her departure for
Council Bluffs on Monday evening
where they expect to make their future
home.
School election passed off quietly on
lon Monday, and our popular city mar
shall Andy Mackey was elected school
, director Of the Arion high school.
Hilly Newman is the most lonesome
man in town and looks with longing
eyes to the northward. He says he is
going to get carpenter some of these
days and build him house.
Benson Smith had the misfortune on
Friday to get piece Of steel into one
OF his ewes, penetrating the cornea.
The steel was successfully removed,
and the eye is doing nicely.
| Mrs ] L. Larson stopped over Sun
day night with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Green on her way to Council
Bluffs where she will visit her sister
Mrs. AL Talcott
Geo. Williamson of Platt, s. D.
brought his son Merritt to DIR. Coon for
treatment on Thursday. A cot was
used and the sufferer made the journey
in good shape and is already improving.
Glen Bernev departed for Gordon,
Nebraska on Monday where he has
secured job with Mr.. Hull of Dunlap
on his ranch. Mr.. Burney will take
homestead and Mrs. Burney will go
out on April first to join her husband.
Geo. Talcott took sudden depart
ure from Arion on Sunday night, no
one seems to know where he has gone,
but the fact that he owed no one, had
done no wrong to anyone 80 far as is
known leaves us to wonder why he
should leave town 30 unceremoniously.
Geo. Williamson brought his son
Merritt down from Platte, South Da-
kota, last week. He will make his
home with his sister, Mrs Deane Tai
colt. and receive treatment of DIR.
Coon. He is in very poor health, but
the change of climate has helped him
some. Mr.. Williamson returned as far
as Ute Saturday. expecting to go home
Monday.