The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-07-19
Hrion

The G. H. C. Club consisting of
thirteen pretty girls who are resi-
dents of Dow City, Arion and sur
rounding country, met on Tuesday
evening at the home of D. j.
Butler, and were entertained by
Miss Stella who is member.
They were jolly crowd and were
out for good time. After music
and games, refreshments were served
and the young ladies returned to
their homes at an early hour, as
this is portion of their by laws
they are never to keep late hours.
Mr.. PETER brought his two daugh-
tiers here to take the afternoon train
for Dunlap where they will visit
with relatives.
Mrs. 3. O. Holse and mother
Mrs. Talcott went to Omaha Tues
day and will return to Woodbine
Thursday and spend some time
there with relatives.
A business meeting was held by
the members of the Congregational
church after service on last Sunday
evening. Rev. E. C. Walcot of
Carlysle, Ia, received unanimous
call to the passionate of this church
and he will be expected to occupy
the pulpit next Sunday July 2end.
Ed. Ahart of nenison and Jas.
Butler of this place started for
Harrington, Neb. with their teams
and will work for the new railroad
that is now being built there.
Arion's Commercial club met July
9Th in the bank parlors. w. C. Lar
son was elected chairman and A. A.
Conrad secretary. A committee of
five was appointed to submit bylaws
for next meeting. This should re-
ceive the hearty cooperation of the
business men. Where there is unity
there is strength, but house divid-
ed against itself cannot stand.
Mrs. Frank Bolton and children
of Denison were visiting at the
home of c. C. Trip last Sunday.
Walter Larson of the Beno store
spent Sunday in Council Bluffs.
Our genial drayman Mr.. Rankin
with his family went to Ute on
Saturday and remained over Sunday.
The hustling farmer Mr.. VIM. Egg
gers purchased a car load of nice
looking cattle that he will pasture
on his farm.
DR.. L. M. Coon of Denison was
here on Wednesday.
N. P. Underhill shipped a car load
of hogs to Chicago Thursday.
Mrs. Maude Carvall went to Deni-
son on Monday.
Harry Raynor of Sioux City is
spending few days greeting former
friends.
VIM. staller and family spent
Sunday at the pleasant home of
Hillie Newman.
Mrs. VIM. MARI visited at the
home of her Uncle John Dietz near
Charter Oak. 1t is very pleasant
place to visit and Mrs. MARI and
little daughters had a most en-
joyable time.
Mr.. scaggs purchased of Henry
Dodge the residence property that
Mr.. Scaggs now occupies. This is
a comfortable home for our editor
and we are glad to know that this
looks like he intends to be fixture
here.
Hon. Thos. Rae shipped a car
load of cattle to Chicago Monday.
The entertainment in the hall
given last Thursday evening under
the auspices of the Ladies Aid socie-
ty was very good and the ladies re-
ceived good compensation for their
efforts in securing good attend
ance, although the weather was
threatening. The Edison invention
in this as all his other inventions is
truly something marvellous and in
teresting.
Mrs. Cummings enjoyed a visit
last Sunday from relatives in South
Omaha.
Mr.. Matlock and wife returned to
their home in Loudon, having spent
two weeks with relatives here.
DR.. Breed of Grinnell preached
two excellent sermons in the Con-
gregational church Sunday morning
and evening. The text for the morn
ing was found in Mark 10 and stat
ed that this is not the Lords prayer
but prayer that the Lord gave to
the disciples, and the kingdom spoken
of was our own hearts and lives that
we as individuals lived out. He
also stated that the present time is
spoken of as the most prosperous
time this nation has ever known
but this prosperity is merely fnan-
cial prosp,...y and unless there
is q greater spiritual prosperity.