The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-01

and the remains were taken to Fred
onia, Iowa, for BURIAL leaving here at
$50 A. NJ.
| Mrs. Elmer Carson, of Enterprise,
Idaho, and fathel,-in-law, S. K. Carson
of Chatsworth, Illinois spent several
days with friends here and went last
Wednesday to Chatsworth, Illinois
where Mrs. Carson and children will
remain for the summer. Mrs. Carson
feels very grateful to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Stone of Nampa, Idaho, who
came to her and rendered such valua-
BILE assistance and expressed so much
sympathy for her during the time of
the death and burial of her husband.
T. j. Henry, OF Wentz, South Dako-
ia writes that the country looks be-
ter to him than at first. He relates
a sad incident in their neighborhool
of widow lady and daughter, who
remained on their homestead the re.
quired length of time and had started
back to their old home to remain and
enjoy being Where they were not de-
prived of old friends, but the heavy
rains has caused a swollen stream that
was necessary for them to cross and
both ladies We're drowned in attempt
ing TO cross it.
After several weeks visit at the
Conroy home, Mrs. Margaret Lee and
children went to their home in Mus.
chogee, l. T. Her cousin, Miss Gather
! inc Conroy accompanied aer to her
home and will remain for some time.
Last Friday evening Mrs. Ralph
Clark was initiated into the Royal
Neighborhood society. Light refresh
ments We're served. The following
are the officers elected: Mrs. S. C.
| Butler Oracle, Mrs. j. A. Lee, Vice
Oracle; Mrs. N. F. Stillson, Resorder;
Mrs. Chas. Horn, Treasurer
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tranter visited
with Mr.. Ench Tranter, of Coon Grove
&. p. Wigg is now in Oregon and Is
pleased with the climate. He is now
working in Railroad office and may
purchase a fruit farm there We would
regret TO lose this estimable family.
Mr.. Thos. Hall and Mr.. G. I. Mar
SHALL of Council Bluffs. have pur-
chased Mr.. Larson's interest in the
Arion Merchantile Store. The gentle
men with their families will move
here at once and we welcome them
in our midst. Nh. Larson will also
remain here for some time. 1t has
been rumored that the Arion Mercan-
tile store will be moved from this
place, but an announcement has been
rumored that the Arion Mercantile
published that that rumor is entirely
unfounded and they expect to remain
in Arion.
Mr.. john Bend, of Council Bluffs,
returned to his home Sunday even
ing, having spent several days here.
A. A. Conrad and son Russell went
to Omaha last Monday.
N. P. Underhill shipped car load
of hogs to Chicago Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. E. P. Searles and children of
Jessup returned to their home last
Thursday
Dean, Riley and Van Talcott as
sisted with the music at the picnic
given in Manila last Thursday.
Mr.. Edd Barrett stopped off here
between trains. He attended the dem
ocra.ic convention in Sioux City
while here he called on number Of
old friends. He has been a success
full merchant of Dunlap for many
years.
Mr.. Jackson, of Dunlap, was here
last Friday negotiating with parties
who expect to have some housemov-
| ing work to be done.
Milton Dodge attended the dance
given in Manila last Thursday even
| ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson We're her from
Willow township last Saturday. They
expect to make several improvements
in their home here and will soon be
ready to occupy it again
VIM. Schonten was calling on Arion
friends here last Sunday.
Monday morning several nice look
ing school teachers chaned cars here
for the Summer school that is now in
session in Denison. They were from
Charter Oak, and Buck Grove.
Mrs. MaXey returned from Blair;
Nebraska where she spent several
days with friends.
Fern and Eva Butler attended the
reception given last Friday evening
at the Hemphill home in Buck Grove
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl HEMP.
hill of Herrick, South Dakota. who
We're recently married. The young
ladies report having had a very pleas
ant time.
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