The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-12-11
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Local Briefs.

term of school last Monday in the
Henry Dodge school in Denison town
ship.
VIM. Eggers and wife recently re-
turned from visit with Mr.. Blink and
wife. who live near Wall Lake. Mr..
Eggers combined business and pleas
ure and purchased car load of cattle |
that arrived Monday.
Until a resident pastor is secured
for this place an effort will be made
to have preaching services each Sunday
afternoon and it is thought best to
have Sunday school at p. m. and
preaching at p. m. each Sunday
thereafter.
DIR. and Mrs. Frank Evans went on
the Milwaukee afternoon train last
Monday for their new home in Con-
cord. Nebr. They have many friends
here who wish them success in their
new home.
Henry Bixler of Oklahoma is visit
ing with his friend Daniel Cruise.
Chas. Horn received the sad news
of the death of his mother. who resid-
ed in Wilton Junction. MIR. Horn went
Tuesday evening. The particulars of
the sickness and cause of the sudden
death have not vet been learned.
Jack Oliver is enjoying visit from
his brother from Nebraska.
Bert Cruise of Jefferson accompan-
led by his aunt and uncle came with
an automobile last Friday and visited
at the Daniel Cruise home, until Sat-
urday afternoon.
Jennie Hallowell spent Sunday with
her friend. Fern Butler.
Lee Cramer has moved from Arion
and expects to remain with his father
) during the winter.
: In the absence of E. O. Hoke,
: Arthur Rule is agent for the North
: western company.
An interesting letter was received
from Rev. a. w. Mcneil of Lawler.
/ Kans. He states that after four
weeks revival service. seventy people
have been converted.
Samuel Fox and wife have recently
s commenced housekeeping in the home
{ on the farm that Mr.. Fox purchased
{ of August Eggers.
E. o. Hoke and w. C. Larson were
! business visitors in Council Bluffs
5 Monday.
Chas., Schesser. who lived here sew
eral years ago is spending few days
{ with friends. He is on his journey
! from Dakota to Davenport.
= The school directors and board of
! health of Paradise township met to de-
( eide what was best to do with pupil
& sconke Mamie. A physician ordered
{ him expelled from school as he is
: afflicted with tuberculosis of the bone.
At the above mentioned meeting the
Z board of health and directors decided
s to retain him in the school.
p. Barr. and wife. Henry Meeves
q and wife of Willow township remem.
= bered that Friday Dec. 9Th. was the
y birthday anniversary of John Meeves
q and they surprised him by their pres
{ ence. The day was spent very pleas
4 antly and it is hoped that Mr.. Meeves
4 will have many more pleasant birth.
3 day anniversaries.
y N. P. Underhill has recently pur-
q chased in Omaha a nice modern resi-.
s dence that is now rented, he pur.
Z chased it as an investment.
a DIR. Don Talcott of Crofton. Nebr.
"a returned to his home Tuesday. Hi.
q father Mr.. Waldo Taclott being muct
s better.
IS Last Sunday afternoon Rev. Doug
z las of Dunlap preached an excellen
= sermon in the Congregation church
- He has also consented to preach agar
y next Sunday afternoon at o'clock
4 All are cordially invited to attend. a.
it is rare treat to hear such all abb
! speaker.
= Mrs. C. Henry returned from Wis
q it with her daughter. Mrs. Summer
~ field.
n Mrs. DR.. Toon ana Gertrude Crit
q fin were in Arion between trains Fri
~ day.
Atha Stillson eturned from Dunla
Monday.
Bert Hill is now attending the Do,
City High school.
Mr.. Any has gone to his home
Underwood for a few days his plac
in the Anchor Office is being filled b
Mr.. Bundy.
Bertha Leek has again returned
II Arion. her many friends are glad