The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-02-14
THE ARION ANSWER.
MRS. W. B. EVANS. Department Editor.
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VIM. Eggers shipped cattle to
South Omaha Sunday evening.
Mary Talcott went to Crofton Neb.
she has been visiting here with re-
latives for sometime. but is glad to
return to Crofton where she thinks
the young people know just how to
enjoy life.
Oscar Bennett of Council Bluffs
called on his old time friends. Chas
Trip and John Coon. they had not
met for forty years and enjoyed talk
| ing over old times.
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson
Downs entertained for dinner at their
pleasant farm residence. E. P. Wigg
and wife. Messrs Talcott and Evans.
Those who have previously partaken
of the hospitality of the worthy couple
will understand the appreciation of
the invited guests. Mrs. Down s
culinary ability is unsurpassed.
Two months ago DR.. w. B. Evans
resigned the Office of postmaster in
favor of M. w. Maxey. Sunday
morning he received his commission
and Monday evening the post office
was moved to Mr.. Maxey's drug
store. DR.. Evans will be at the
drug store for a short time until Mr..
Maxey is initiated into the work.
The former Office rooms will be fitted
up nicely as physicians Office for DR..
Evans. The post Office in connection
with the drug business will make a
nice business for Mr.. Maxey. and all
are confident that he will make a
good post master.
Hon. Thos. Rae. returned from
Chicago where he had been with fat
cattle for the market. on his journey
he caught severe cold and is quite
sick. his many friends hope for a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Mary Conroy spent several
days with her mother in Vail. She
returned home Saturday.
Bert Cruise of Jefferson is spending
a few days with his parents here.
The young people enjoyed social
time in the vacant Hotel Arion build
ing last Friday night. Dancing was
the enjoyment engaged in.
On Friday evening Liby Gibson and
Burton Evans were entertained at the
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Horn.
Mrs. Hudson was welcome visitor
here among her many friends and for
mer neighbors.
The Ladies Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs. VIM. MARI Thursday.
An unusual large number was present.
Rev. 3. G. Walcott returned from
Des Moines Thursday. He was invited
to open the Iowa Senate with prayer
on Tuesday morning and on Wednes-
day the House of Representatives
Senator Whiting attended the ordina-
tion service here last fall and became
convinced that Rev. Walcott was a
young man OF ability and it was
through him that he received the in
vitation. Senator Whiting is an active
member of the Congregational church.
Under the auspices of the Christian
Endeavor society the young people
will give hard time social at the
home of D. j. Buffers. A prize will
be given to the one who best repre-
sents. hard times. The admission will
be ten cents which will include sup
per. Ladies will be fined for wear
ing the following articles. diamond
rings. 2 cents. wool dress 5 cents,
breast pins. cents. gold trimmed
glasses. cents. patent leather shoes
5 cents. lace collar 2 cents. linen col
lar ! cent. The gentlemen's fines
will be as follows: Waxed mustache
cent. BACKED shoes cents. each
cigar cent, pipes not allowed. neck
tie 5 cents, stand up collar 5 cents.
curled hair 5 cents. Their social will
be Tuesday evening Feb. 10Th. All
are most cordially invited to attend.
Stella Butler will go to Omaha this
week to take in the great play "The
Prince of India
The genial farmer Mott McHenry
was pleasant caller in Arion last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Grandby of Indiana visited with
her niece Mrs. Frank Michels. She
was present at her brothers. wedding.
Milo Kelly informs us that his niece
Miss Maude Bicknell of Minneapolis
was recently married and now lives ir
Chicago. She will be remembered by
our. young people here who met he,
when she visited her Uncle.
DR.. Bonney of Buck Grove was &
welcome caller here Saturday.
Martin Conroy was in Dow City
Saturday to be present at TOWNSHIP
trustee meeting of which he is mem.
Der.
Earl Mackey of Sioux City is Wis
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