The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-11-15
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j. w. Blackstone is very sick with
pneumonia at the home of his daugh-
ter Mrs. j. L Maurer. Mr.. Black
stone has many friends here who re-
gret to learn this and hope that he
may recover.
After considerable difficulty the
blacksmith shop is now moved on to
the lot north of the school house and
Mr.. Stillson will remodel it into a
commodious dwelling house.
Mr.. Beno of Council Bluffs was in
Arion last Sunday.
Samuel Fox jr. is now living in
California and finds that climate very
agreeable. He moved from Arizona as
the climate there did not seem to be
favorable for Mrs. Fox.
Mrs. Maggie Talcott and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bonnie Talcott were visitors at
the Salem Town home in Denison.
DR.. L. M. Coon of Denison made
call here this week.
The ''Good Samaritan" exists to-
day as was shown one day last week
when number of business men of
Dow City and neighbors went with
several teams and picked corn for Mr..
Holcomb who has been sick for
several months. The ladies also went
and assisted with preparing the din
ner for them. Their act is worthy
of praise.
Samuel Fox and wife are visiting
their sons Hillas and Fleet. now Of
Clark. S. D. 1t is we'll enough for
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox to visit in Dakota
but we trust that they will have more
faith in Iowa than Dakota and not
decide to move there. ;A,is4sy.
L. C. Butler is away on hunting
tour. He went to Mondamin.
& The youngest child of E. Marks
{ has been quite sick but is improving
at present.
Daisy Glassburner was shopping in
Arion last Monday.
John Tranter and wife and John
Green and wife visited at the Cruise
home one day this week.
VIM. Curns and wife celebrated
their crystal wedding and invited a
number of friends to spend the day.
The young people were invited in the
evening. Several Of our Arion young
people accepted the invitation and
saw that it was one of the most
pleasant events Of the season.
Hillie Newman has been afflicted
with the quinsy.
Mrs. Carpenter of Buck Grove
spent a number of days here with
relatives.
A. j. Mackey was greeting former
neighbors and friends in Charter Oak
last week.
Cora Howorth spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home in Woodbine.
Cash Hammond OF Charter Oak
changed cars here last week and in
forms us that he has sold his farm and
expects to move to Baltimore.
Mrs. Davis of Panora, DR.. and
Mrs. Gannaway of Dow City attended
church services in Arion last Sunday.
Fern Butler was a guest at the
Kelly home last Sunday.
There is such demand for corn
huskers that the ladies have kindly
consented to assist. Strange that
some of them are able to husk more
\ bashels in a day than some of the
b men.
Mrs. Chas. Mackey, went to Sioux
City last Monday. after having spent
several weeks here with A. j.
Mackey.
Prof. Kies was a pleasant caller
here last Friday evening.
The Arion boys who attend the
Dow City high school were very much
elated over playing game of foot
ball in Dow City last Saturday with
the Dunlap high school boys. How
ever the anticipation was better thar
the participation for they were de-
feated. They are going to Dunlap
next Saturday and try to reclaim
their athletic honols.
Helen Schouten spent Sunday with
her Uncle DR.. Coon of Denison.
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