The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-12-06
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the evening from z o'clock to z: 80,
preaching services begin at Z 80. All
are cordially invited to attend these
services.
Chas. Horn took the train east
Wednesday. He undoubtedly had q
very pleasant time.
M. B. Nelson and family dined at
the Kelly home last Sunday.
A. A. Conrad was in Webster City
last week assisting with invoicing a
stock of dry goods purchased by j.
L. Maurer.
Mr.. Rankin and wife spent Sunday
at the home of Mr.. Fern.
Mrs. Lou Simpson went to Jeffer-
son to spend Thanksgiving with her
sister Mrs. Elsie Winters.
Mrs. Stilwell is enjoying visit
from her sister who resides at Anthem.
Chas. Trip enjoyed visit from
his daughter Mrs. Frank Bolton of
Denison.
Oscar Goodrich and wife called in
Arion on their way home from the
funeral of Mrs. Howorth.
VIM. Mari and son Fred spent
Thanksgiving at home. The are now
working in Wisconsin.
Several Of the young people attend
ed the play in Denison last Friday
evening. All speak very highly of
the entertainment.
Mrs. Geo. Reynolds spent Tuesday
with her mother Mrs. Roberts.
VIM. Huffman and wife and Maude
Quade were guests of Mrs. Florence
Huffman's Sunday.
Mrs. E. L. Hammond of Ogden is
welcome visitor among friends and
neighbors. !.
VIM. Steller spent Thanksgiving
with Hillie Newman.
John Tranter had the misfortune to
sprain his ankle.
Thanksgiving day was very gloomy
with drizzling rain during almost
the entire day but the gloom was dis
PEELED by many pleasant gatherings,
among friends and relatives.
Mrs. Newt Wilson is visiting with
her parents, M. Fritz and wife. Mr..
Wilson has a good position with the
Northwestern Railroad Company as
brakeman.
Byron Glow and wife of Omaha
spent several days with relatives anG
friends in Arion.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick and wife were
here Wednesday evening to meet
friends from Omaha.
Thos. Henry has at last completed
his large ice house and is now wait
ing patiently for the river to freeze,
On Saturday evening the board Of
health held meeting and decided t,
prohibit any children from Arion at
tending the school in Dow City unless
they remain away from Arion. l
was thought best to guard against an.
risk Of spreading the scarlet fever
Several of the pupils will board il
Dow City until the Xmas vacation.
The school was closed in this plac
for two weeks and as there has bee
no new cases of scarlet fever. tn
school opened last Monday.
Miss Davis spent her vacation q
her home in Panora.
w. Blackstone is still very sick.
Mr.. Brace of Dunlap was her
Tuesday. He is very much intereste
in the Congregational church hel
and does much to encourage and ASST
in the work.
A man from Dakota is here with
car load of hogs. He says they al
from part of Dakota where corn
not raised and he has brought them
Crawford county. which is famous fl
the large corn crop just harvested.
A great many from this place a
tended the Dow and Howorth funera
in Dow City. Both ladies had maj
warm friends here and all sympathi
with those who are left to moul
the loss of the departed ones.
Benjamin Talcott is now in a no
pital in Omaha and his friends a
glad to know that he his IMPROVE
rapidly.
Earl Chambers returned from ON
ha where he was called by telegral
owing to the sickness Of sister. S
is now out of danger. Riley Talco1
Jr.. took his place in the work
the Arion mill in his absence.
Asa Talcott returned to Denise
Monday after spending Thanksgivi
at his home.
Andrew and Henry Bell are Pile;
ed with the D. N. school. TIL
spent Thanksgiving at their hon
and do not expect to be home aga
till the Xmas vacation.
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