The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-31

Grace Avery who has been visiting
with her sister Mrs. Moore returned
to her home in Sibley, Ia.
r. j. Taylor. foreman in the An
Choir office will move his family from
Sioux City the first of next week and
will occupy the Dodge property
where Mr.. Rankin now lives. Mr..
Rankin will move into the new cot
tage just completed and owned by
Percy Dodge.
Mrs. A. A. Conrad visited Mrs. T..
M. Gibbons of Manning last Friday.
Saturday was a very busy day for
Arion merchants as both stores had
special sales on their goods, which
proved great attraction for the peo-
Pile.
Ethel Sprague was guest of Pearl
Wingrove last Sunday.
Mr.. Hummel is the night man in
the tower. Mr.. Hutson has secured
another place that is more desirable.
Geo. Binnal took dose of medi-
cine by mistake that had been put up
for external use, a pretty close call
but the result was not so serious as
was at first feared.
Three car loads of Arion flour was
shipped from Arion last week.
| Edward Wigg went to Quasqueton
and visited several days with re-
latives. He returned Saturday even
ing.
The family of Geo. Petit has been
quarantined for scarlet fever. but are
having it in mild form.
Frank Krumveide shipped a car
load Of stock and machinery to Crof-
ton. Neb.. where he and his father
have purchased farm.
Mrs. L. G. Butler visited at the
home of Dan Hemphill in Buck Grove.
Monday.
Several pretty school MANN $
changed cars here for Dow City to at
tend the teachers meeting last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Fred Gigax and children are
now at the home of her sister Mrs.
Hillie Newman. They expect to
soon move to Kansas City.
Mr.. jacobson of Denison was in
Arion Monday.
Mr.. Bradbury was In Arion between
trains Monday.
Vim. Staller's little boy has been
quite sick but is improving at pres
ent.
Three of Jacob Rieser's children
have beeu quite sick.
VIM Eeggers went to Omaha Tues.
day.
j. w. Vaughn is visiting with hi.
Igrand daughter Mrs. E. Wade.
| Lawrence Hagan was pleasan
caller here Monday.
| Rev. E. C. Walcott held services
in the church every evening las
week except Saturday. He preache
very forceful sermons that certainl,
sink deep in the hearts of the people
| His father came Monday and will as
sist with the meetings during tn.
week. All are cordially invited t,
attend and assist in the good work.
Chas. Horn and wife arrived il
Arion Monday from their trip t,
California. They brought orange
with them that they picked from tn
trees. They found decided contras
in weather on their arrival here
They expect to soon 20 to housekeep
, ing and thew are most cordially greet
ed by the Arion people who ar
pleased to know that they expect t
make Arion their home.
Mrs. E. o. Hoke and Gertrud
Talcott went to Denison Friday.
Rev. Walcott was very much dis
appointed and saddened to learn tina
his father was detained last week
from coming to assist in the revive
services owing to sickness.
! On January 23rd little daughte
was born and made welcome in tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Peter
son. Congratulations to the parents
: Mrs. j. A. Matson of Kiron visite
y with her niece Mrs Van Meter. Mrs
Matson is on her way to New Mes
= leo.
Frank Albee of Sioux City is no
ably assisting in the Anchor office.
Several of our people attended til
M. w. A. banquet in Dow City an
s report a fine time.
N. P. Underhill went to Dunla
> Saturday.
Jas. Tranter was a business call.
in Manila last Saturday.
J, The dance in the vacant hot