The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-01-24
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also visit their son Delbert who is
now in Dakota.
The gentlemen and their wives
Of the Improvement Association met
at the home of D. J.. Butler last Fri
day evening and spent the evening
very pleasantly with music and
games. An oyster supper was served
and it was very pleasant occasion
the ladies will meet soon and COM
plete their organization which will be
an auxillery to the Citizens I'm
provement Association.
The ladies' aid society met with
Mrs. Rankin last Thursday.
Revival services will continue
each night this week. Rev. Walcott
will be assisted by his father of ALI
son. who has just closed very sue
cessful revival service. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
! seYeIal1 Farmers are busy putting
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citation met Vast week, officers were
elected and five new members were
added to the association. This asso-
citation is making an effort to build up
the town. to bring such class of
business men here that it will furnish
more employment for people and the
means of adding several more citi-
zens. Let each one feel an interest,"
in all such efforts.
w. w. Coon and M. B. Nelson of
this place were pail bearers at the
funeral of Geo. Rae. Several of our
citizens were also present. Mr.. Rae
has been a true friend and neighbor
to many of our Arion people who
honored, loved and respected him for
his noble Christian character and
kindly advice and sympathy for all.
His influence has always been for good
and many have been influenced thru
his efforts to lead a better life. May
his sorrowing relatives be comforted
with the thought that he has gone to
has reward to join the loved ones
gone before.
F. w. Meyers. of Denison. was a
pleasant caller here Monday evening.
Ella Norine of Council Bluffs is
visiting with her friend Mrs. Larson.
Mrs. John Kepford fell. owing to
the ice on the walk. and sprained her
back. A physician was called and she
is now able to be about again.
Skating has been good on our CO.
ment walks. those who are not pro-
vided with skates found it more con-
venient to keep in the middle of the
road.
7. ). Henry has his large ice house
nearly filled with good ice, this will
be very much appreciated by our citi-
zens. Last summer we experienced
an ice famine.
Henry Cummings received car
load of hay. The light winter has
seemed to reduce the price of hay as
it was much cheaper than in the
early part of the season.
DIR. Evans and L. G.. Butler were
in Buck Grove Monday.
Mayor Maurer went to Omaha
Tuesday.
Chas Saul. formerly of Paradise
township. was here last week.
Ida Davis was a guest of Nettie
Rule Monday night.
Damon's Colored Musical Comedy
Co. changed cars here for the Mil
waukee Railroad and stopped over
night at Greene's hotel.
N. F. Stillson has moved to his
house that was moved on the lots just
north Of the school house. When the
house is completed it will be very
cosy and comfortable.
Mr.. Beno. of Council Bluffs was
here last Wednesday looking over his
department store here and is we'll
pleased with the patronage they are
now receiving.
A. j. Mackey has recently beer
appointed to the Office of constable
Mr.. Mackey will make good officer
Mrs. l. A. Underhill of Sioux Cit,
remained in Arion few days ant
went to Denison Saturday. where {
very pleasant gathering was held a
Mr.. Dan Swanson in honor of Grand
ma Craft who celebrated her 85tl
birthday. This lady had the pleasur,
of seeing all of her children together
May she live to celebrate many more
birthday anniversaries.
Cha mberIain's Cough Remedy a SAT-
Medicine for Children.
In buying cough medicine fo
children. never be afraid to by
Chamberalain's Cough Remey. Their.