The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-05-17
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Services for next Sunday will be as
follows Sunday School at 10 A. M.
Sermon at II A. M. Subject The
Value of the Soul. Junior Endeavor
at P. M. Y. P. G. E. at P. NJ.
Sermon at P. M, subject 1.-THE
Blessings of Old Age Duet next
Sunday entitled, Don't Forget the
old Folks. You are invited to these
services. j. H. Freedline, Pastor.
Base ball is now the game of the
season. Last Saturday Dow City's
second nine played Arion' second nine
which resulted 6 to 9 in favor of
Arion. On Tuesday the married men
played the single men, which resulted
p to in favor of the single men.
Saturday afternoon May 10th, the
Denison high school will play the
Dow City high school which will de-
eide who is the champion team.
Raymond Rule is quite sick. Ray
mond is a good and Industrious boy
and his many friends wish for speedy
recovery.
Walter Wilson and daughter from
near Charter Oak was in Arion Tues
day.
Thos. Rule lost two valuable horses.
This is quite financial loss as Tom
always has good horses.
John BuNka, section foreman on
the Milwaukee has purchased the old
drug store building and will fit it up
nicely for residence.
Peter Barr lost horse, it. seemed
to be all right in the morning and
after dragging in the field a few hours
it dropped dead.
Mrs. John Drilling went to Deni-
son to visit her mother Mrs. Reed
and will in short time move to
Omaha where her husband is working
with the electrical company.
Mrs. Freedline, Mrs. Evans and
Stella Butler were appointed commit
tee to arrange for children's Day
exercises.
Mrs. JAS. Sprague returned from
South Dakota and expects to locate
in new town that is just being built
on the Milwaukee r. R. that is be-
ing completed.
Farmers are finishing planting
corn this week.
VERNE Roberts is on the sick list.
Mrs. Raynor received news of the
death of her father. who lived in
Cotton, CAL, she was separated from
him twenty-four years ago and did not
know of his residence until she learn
ed of his death.
Daniel Cruise and wife of Buck
Grove spent day very pleasantly at
the home of Antoine Bast.
The Congregational Aid Society
met with Mrs. M. B. Nelson. Sup
per was served and everyone enjoyed
themselves hugely.
The young people gathered at the
home of j. S. Sprague and celebrated
Miss Ethel's 18th birthday. Ice cream
and cake was served and after engag.
ing in several games the young PEG.
pie babe Ethel, good night and many
more happy birthday anniversaries.
Miss Lewis, the popular clerk ii
the Arion Mercantile store is spend.
ing few days at her home in Gray.
Miss Lewis is deserving of a vacation
as she has worked for several month.
with but little recreation.
Mr.. Maurer went to Omaha Tues
day.
Paul Sydow purchased N. P. Under
hills favorite driving team.
Mrs. VIM. Dodge visited he
daughter Maggie Anderson who live
near Coon Grove. The bridge over tn
creek near the house was not in
condition to drive over. The bugg
was left standing near the creek an
when Mrs. Dodge was ready to com
home she found the buggy had blow
off a steep bank in the creek. For
tunately the buggy was not badl
broken but she lost her pocket boo
that contained about three dollars.
j. B. Davis who formerly live
three miles south of here but now {
London Canada was pleasant Gale
here last Saturday. Mr. Davis We
prosperous farmer who retired s
early in life that he found it mono
onous and when asked what he ha
been doing SAID, he had been attent
ing business college and four
several of his classmates to be child
ren of his boyhood class mates, bu
he enjoyed the work for pastim
; One of the unpleasant customs
found there was the bar room in II
hotels and it is impossible to chang
their ideas along this line, neverth
less all the hotels are inferior to tho
found in the United States.