The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-05-01


but like all boys cannot resist the
temptation to climb. A physician
soon arrived and the little fellow was
made comfortable as could be expect
ed under the circumstances.
Mrs. Alexander and little daughter
went to Denison Monday.
Mr.. Ainsworth was here transact
ing business Monday.
+. o. Hoke and wife went to Des
Moines Saturday and returned Sunday
evening. MIR. Hoke visited Highland
Park College of which institution he
attended a few years ago.
w A. Antrim changed cars here
for Charter Oak. last Monday.
Mrs. Fisher spent Sunday in Rodney
with friends.
L. C. Butler returned Saturday
evening from Crofton, Nebraska.
The families of Mr.. Larson and Mr..
Mullin are afflicted with measles.
Mrs. Stlllson. Fern Butler and Mrs.
Mary Butler were in Denison last Sat.
urday.
Attorney Swasey was in Arion Fri
day attending to business.
Sol Chase of Buck Grove spent
few days here last week.
The Friday Club met with Mrs. NJ.
b. Nelson last Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Nelson served nice lunch to the
ladies and it was one of their most
pleasant gatherings.
Ida Davis assisted her sister Mrs.
DR.. Gannaway with Entertaining Mrs.
Gannaway's Sunday School class of
young ladies last Saturday Afternoon.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Dodge
a boy of standard weight. They re-
Gently moved from here to Logan and
their friends here congratulate.
Word has been received from
Bonesteel. S. ID. that Mr.. and Mrs.
Delpert Lee are the proud parents of
a baby boy and Mr.. Lee is enjoying
the pleasure being called Grandpa.
The Nebraska ball team changed cars
here for Fit Dodge. They are quite
an improvement on the race that Wis
tied this settlement here fifty years
ago.
Atha Stllson came up from Logan
Friday and returned on Monday.
Jas. Nelson was assisting in handl-
ing the transfer mail and in some
way the mail sacks fell on him and
pushed him forcibly in such away that
his side and back were injured.
DR.. Beatty of Dunlap took the train
here for Chicago where he will spend
a few weeks attending medical lect-
urer. He spent the afternoon visiting
with his friend DR.. w. B. Evans.
The young men who went from here
last week returned Sunday morning.
finding that big wages with enormous
expense in the city is not what is
desirable and they came back satisfied
that Arion is all right for them.
Mr.. Knutsen has moved to Mis-
souri, Valley and his position will be
filled by Mr.. Rules brother.
Mr.. Balloon came up from Omaha
Monday and changed cars for Schles-
wig.
John Eggers lost a valuable colt
last week.
Joe Kepford had the misfortune to
lose valuable horse. The busy time
of the year and the high price of
horses makes it quite misfortune.
The family of Chas. Burnt are
quarantined for scarlet fever. They
reside about seven miles south of this
place.
Undertaken Wise took charge of
the funeral Of the Weiland boy that
took place last Sunday at the home of
the parents Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Weiland.
Ike Goodrich called here on friends
Monday. He was on his way to visit
his parents.
Thos. Rae attended the funeral of
Mr.. Bonsall that was held at Dunlap
last Sunday. Several years ago Mr..
Bonsall moved on farm few miles
southeast of here and was an indus
trious and upright citizen. His friends
were numbered by their acquaintance.
This world is made better by such men
having lived in it,
DIR. Anderson of Dunlap was in
Arion Monday.
Alex Alexander was in Omaha on
business last Thursday.
Some of the farmers think it may
be necessary to pillow up the oats to
prepare the ground for corn as the
several hard frosts it is feared has
injured the oats.
Rev. Grigsby preached two excel
lent sermons Sunday morning and
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