The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-11-27
Arion Anchor
Local Briefs.

Mr. Arthur Rule went to Lemon
| North Dakota, and if the country looks
favorable to him he will take a home.
stead.
Mrs Mrs w. G. Larson went to Lo.
gan Saturday evening and remained
unit Sunday with relatives there
Mrs. Chas. Heavirland was calling
on her many fri ends and relatives dur
ing the week.
Joe Hollowell went to the football
game at Ames, Saturday.
Mrs. A. A. Conrad was having den
| tai work done in Denison last week.
Mr. 3 Mrs Fred Eggers of Denison
have been spending several days at
the home OF VIM Eggers,N Mr. Fred
Eggers has been renewing his former
skill in husking corn
Geo. Stilson s Loren Butler went to
Denison and received a nice little
sum of money given for the bounty on
gopher paws.
Mrs Clyde Rose returned from a
PtOebooAA0 VlSJV WlGu ucr 1Fl0QQ Mrs I
M Gibbons of Carroll.
DR.. w. B. Evans at ended the ALI
son meeting in Council Bluffs Mon
day evening.
Mr. Lee Cramer's baby has been
quite sick but is better at present.
Mrs Otis Nelson is enjoying visit
from her cousin Mrs Gramhow of Per-
STA Iowa.
Mrs Hillie Newman went to Ute last
Friday to visit her brother Lutte Car
penter.
Mrs Weber of Denison and Mrs Zeph
Felnholt were visitors at the Kelly
home last Sunday.
Fern Butler will go to Grinnell Wed
nesday morning where she will spend
Thanksgiving with her cousin Stella
Butler who is attending College at that
place.
Mrs j. L. Maurer entertained the
Friday Club last Friday, very plea
SAINT afternoon was spent after which
a two course luncheon was served, that
reflected much credit on Mrs Maurer's
culinary ability.
Percy & Milton Dodge accompanied
by two lady friends started to drive to
Denison last Saturday evening. They
had gone only short distance when
the buggy broke, which necessiated
the return to Arion for another con
veyance. this made the arrival at the
play little late.
Mr. Bundy went to his home in I'm
derwood and he does not expect to
continue his work any longer here.
with the Anchor Pub. Co.
Emil Schwartz is very busy and has
employed several to assist in getting
poultry ready to send to the City Of
Omaha.
Mrs j. S. Sprague and son Leo re.
turned from Dakota Saturday evening
and very much pleased with the coun-
try and Mrs Sprague may decide to eX
change her hotel property here for
Dakota land.
Rev. futile of Grinnell preached
two sermon here last Sunday that were
very much appreciated and enjoyed.
The Home Mission Society have pas
tor in view for this place who is ex.
pected to visit here soon. 1t is the de-
sire of all to secure!a resident pastor
soon as possible.
Rev. Douglas of Dunlap will preach
here next Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock. He is an able speaker and
many will remember hearing him speak
last Spring when he delivered one of
the best sermons ever delivered here,
this is a convenient time in the day and
it is expected that many will avail
themselves of this opportunity to again
hear this gifted man.
Jas. Tranter & son Guy purchased
from So. Omaha about seven hundred
soeep.
Mrs Milo Kelly enjoyed visit from
her brother Fred Eland of Carroll he
has good position with the N. w. r..
r. Co. as bridge carpenter.
DR.. W. B. Evans went to Omaha
Tuesday to see his little granddaugh-
ter that arrived at the home of Mr. &
Mrs Byron Glow, Nov. 2Uth.
Ed. Ahar', with several men and
teams are working on the road one
half mile East of here. The road is
being graded and worked in such
manner that they will try and dispense
with the water standing there for weeks.
Mr. Mrs Lat Roberts and daughter
Mrs Simpson went to Zion City last
Thursday. They will remain for sew
eral weeks with Mrs Arthur Brown.
Mr. s Mrs Rankin returned from Ute
Tuesday after few days visit with
relatives.
Miss Mary Talcott of Crofton Neb.
formerly of Arion was married Nov.
18th to Mr. Potter. The friends here
have never met the groom but the bride
is we'll and favorably known in this
community and all wish them much
happiness.
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