The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-07-26

at the opportunity of meeting such
a pleasant young lady. Mrs. Nelson
proved herself an excellent entertain
er.
Thos. Mcclure of Buck Grove was
here Monday.
The Misses Inez Hollowell and
Nettie Rule, Fred Rule and Joe Hol-
lowell went to Wall Lake Friday and
returned Sunday. They enjoyed the
outing very much.
w. E. Walcot of Carlysle preached
in the Congregational church Sunday
morning and evening to an apprecia-
tive audience. He thinks favorably
of accepting the pastorate of this
place but will not find it possible to
come until about September LIST. An
effort will be made to hold evening
services in the mean time.
The Young Ladies G. H. C. club
met with Miss Gloe and report very
pleasant meeting. Miss Helen Burch
of Denison was present. Excellent
refreshments were served and were
very much enjoyed by the young
ladies. Miss Gloe proved herself a
good entertainer and the club will be
pleased when they have another OPP
portunity to meet at her pleasant
country home.
Mrs. E. o. Widdoes, now of
Omaha who formerly resided here,
was greeting old friends who are glad
to know that they are doing we'll
and like the city although it was
some time after leaving here that
she found the new friends to take the
place of the former friends of Arion.
She returned to her home last Fri
day.
Mrs. Stlltson went to Dunlap and
spent Sunday with her parents. Mrs.
Frank Davie returned with her Mon
day and will remain few days with
friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. Conrad and wife drove to Den
ison Sunday and were entertained at
the home of Fred Eggers.
M. D. Howorth and Jas. Scott are
quarantined for diptheria but the chill
dren of each family are doing nicely.
Mrs. Conroy and Mrs. Fee drove to
Kenwood, Monday and spent the day
with Mrs. Farrelly.
Jas. Hewlett of Dow City spent
Sunday with his brother Thos. How
lett.
Miss Nellie McWilliams of Charter
Oak visited at the home of Mrs.
Moore. Nellie is a fine musician and
does not hesitate to entertain her
friends with her excellent piano selec-
tions.
VIM. Rule is assisting with some
carpenter work on Mrs. Laura Maur-
ers farm.
Uncle Morris McHenry was survey
ing on the streets establishing
grade preparatory to cement walks
that are to be put in. Whatever
Uncle Morris does in that line of
work we know will be just rig hit.
Mrs. Fritz and Mrs. Ahart were
here Saturday in behalf of the Royal
Neighbors Lodge of Dow City.
VIM. Schouten and wife were doing
shopping here on Saturday.
Mrs. Edna Volquartz Moan was
here calling on old friends. She had
been to Omaha and was on her way
home. She now resides in Boone.
Leila and Lottie Underhill of Omaha
are expecting to remain in Arion two
weeks, visiting their grand parents
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Underhill.
A gang of railroad men are now
working on bridge on the switch ex-
tension.
L. c. Butler and family went to
Wall Lake Wednesday and expect to
remain about four weeks. This is
getting to be quite favorite resort.
A number of business men of
Arion and vicinity formed company
and purchased the Moore and Woolen-
berg, Arion Mills. Mr.. Moore will
leave for Dakota. This mill has al
ways produced good flour and there
will soon be another man to take Mr..
Moore's place. We wish Mr.. Moore
and his excellent family prosperity
in their new home.
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