The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-03-13
THE ARION ANSWER.
MRS. W. B. EVANS. Department Editor.

Mrs. o. Bicknell and daughter Mrs
Pence were calling on friends here
Friday and went to Sioux City Satur.
day.
Alta Mackey went to Charter OAK
to visit her brother Chas. Mackey.
The Board of Supervisors were
here Thursday investigating the bridge
that crosses the Boyer near Arion.
They were also Investigating tn.
roads and may make some changes.
Very little interest was taken il
the school election here Monday as
was shown by the few votes cast
Mr.. Mackey was elected director.
This Office he has filled satisfactorily
for the last two years and has shown
excellent judgment in selecting gooe
teachers.
On March 6. little baby girl was
made welcome at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Marcus Christensen.
The many friends of Nettie Rule
sympathize with her in her slight at
tack of la gripp. which has kept he,
at home for few days.
Fred Mari had the misfortune to
lose horse that he purchased a few
days before it died.
Mr.. Burka is enjoying visit from
his sister and her husband from
Montour, a.
Mrs. John McNair and children
went to Crofton, Neb.. where she
joins her husband and expects to
make their home in the future.
Henry Olmstead of Dow City was
a business caller here Friday.
Dan Howorth drove up from Dow
City Thursday. his cousin Mrs. Clyde
Huffman went home with him to re-
main few days at the pleasant
Howorth home in Dow City.
VIM. MARI came home Thursday
he has been having siege with the
la grippe but has recently been
promoted in his work and he expects
to return to it the first of next week.
Fred Strong and family renamed
at the Huffman home near Arion the
night previous to their departure to
their new home in Dakota.
Homer Curtis changed cars here
for Dow City. He was called here
owning to the sickness of his mother.
Mr.. Curtis was entertained here Mon
day night at the pleasant home of Mr..
and Mrs. R. j. Taylor.
Mr.. Able has gone to Sioux City
where he expects to work in print
ing Office at that place. He had be-
come quite popular with the young
people here and will be missed.
Pat Mullin is hauling lumber to-
construct large barn, to take the
place of the one that burned last fall.
The measles are rapidly spreading.
The State Board of Health does not
quarantine against this disease al
though the results are frequently
serious. A strict quarantine law was
enforced here for scarlet fever ano
the disease was confined to one
patient. which shows the value of the
quarantine law when enforced.
The people who frequently take
the 1921 train on the Illinois Central
road gong east at night will be pleas
ed to know that they will be per
mitted to enter the waiting room anc
Sit by comfortable fire instead Of
waiting on the platform indefinitely
for the train. Edward Wigg has beer
employed to take charge Of the work
ut the depot until the train leaves
here.
A social dance was held in the va
cant hotel. Supper was served in the
dining room. Those present enjoyed
the evening.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch or
March 18th a boy. and Mr.. Palma
tier has grown younger on account
of now being grandpa.
Geo. Fern is baling his hay. Thi:
is the first machine OF that kind thai
has done work in this locality.
Mrs. John Tranter is visiting will
her sister Mrs. Biggs.
Mrs. Taylor is enjoying a visi
from her father who lives in Siou,
City.
Benson Smith were called on by ;
number of young people.
All are cordially invited to attend 9
program to be given in the hall Sat
urday evening March 10Th at 8 o'clocl
p. M.
E. o. Hokes home now has tn
finished coat of paint and it looks yer
nice.