The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-25

Omaha are VlSltlng tneln many IrleHNS
in Arion.
Mrs. Cummings was in Dow City
Friday evening.
DR.. Evans attended the medical as,
sociation in Denison Friday.
De Los Marcy is numbered with the
sick.
Ralph Clark experienced an attack
of the grippe Friday and secured John
bridge to take his place in the lumber
and coal business.
While assisting with unloading coal
Mr.. VIM. Dodge had the misfortune
to receive quite an injury by a large
piece of coal falling on his foot.
Mr.. Geo. Tripp is among the sick
this week.
Margaret Mullin and Grace Butler
were shopping in Denison Saturday.
Frank Howerth of Dow City was a
pleasant caller here Thursday eve
ming.
Mr.. Geo. Moore's mother has come
from Wisconsin and will remain for
the winter, her friends are sorry to
learn that her health is not good.
Rev. Douglass of Dunlap made sew
eral calls here Tuesday His is very
pleasant gentleman and all enjoyed
the calls.
The usual preparation for the Christ
mas exercises are going on. The
teachers in our schools are very help
full with the work.
Miss Mary Barbour of Los Angeles
ist for the w. c. 7. U. gave good
lecture in the church last Tuesday eve
ming, she gave a good view of the
work that is being done aong the line
of temperance.
/ Hillas Fox and wife of Clark. S.
D. came to spend the holidays will
relatives. They have many friends
who are glad to see them.
Jack Walburn is very sick,
Chas, Underhill, wife and daughte
Hazel went to Defiance Monday an,
will remain with Mrs. Underhills'
mother. Mrs. Jas Wilson until Tues
day when they w.... return to thei
home IN Omaha.
Word has been received atcm Col
fax that D. j. Butler is bettsr ane
Mrs. Butler will return Tuesday.
A. A. Conrad and wife visited witt
the Frank Michel family last Sunday
j. l.. Mourer returned to his HON,
Sunday morning and will remain unit
after Christmas.
Carl Kepford is very sick and is
threatened with pneumonia.
The Arion people are grateful t.
Mrs. Thos. Pearson of Denison who i.
Dist. Pres. for the w. C. T. u. fo]
sending such an able temperance lee
turer. He spoke in very pleasing
manner in the church Tuesday even
I ing.
Miss Helen Bell spent SATURDAY.
with her friend Stella Butler.
John Eggers shipped cattle to ON
aha Monday.
1t is with sincere regret that W.
learn of the death of Francis Frown
felter she just recently left Arion anc
was here for several months and en-
deared herself to many of our young
people, To see young life crushed
out at the glad Xmas time when it is
the time for rejoicing with all makes
it more sad. The sympathy of all is
extended to the sorrowing relatives.
Earl Chase. who is attending schuo
in. Denison changed cars here Friday
evening and will spend the holidays a,
his home.
Rev Douglas of Dunlap preached
an excellent Christmas sermon Sunday
afternoon. His text was found in
Luke 2:7. Some thoughts were beaut-
fully brought out as follows: Each
year we see in the story of the birth
of Jesus new meaning. There is
great significance in the thought that
when Christ was born there was NO
room found him in the inn. In every
plane of life from the lowest material
to the highest spiritual the value of
Gods richest gifts are often hidden
by their commences and familiarity.
Russell Conwell told of man who
lived in California in 1s47 and owned
a ranch and sold it when he heard that
gold had been discovered in the north
ern California. The man who pur-
chased the farm built small mill on
the stream. and his little daughters
fl,oroI