The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-02
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Friday, a good many people from
Denison transferred here on their way
to the Charter Oak carnival.
Dean and Riley Talcott with Mr..
Arndt played for a dance in Boyer
Saturday evening.
Miss Agnes Halliday of Dow City,
spent Sunday with Arion friends.
Mrs. Wiley, of Omaha who has
been visiting with Arion friends re-
Hlrned to her home today leaving
Master Earl to spend a few more
days with his friend Edward Butler.
Miss Mabel Craft, of Dunlap spent
Saturday night with her friend, Miss
Butler. Miss Craft will teach the
sixth grade in Mapleton this fall.
Miss Ulthea Wiley, of Dow City
came to Arion Saturday night to meet
Miss Rena Brake, who has been visit
ing in Ottumwa
Mrs. DR.. Coon and son, Louis spent
several days at the home of Mrs.
w. w. Coon.
The Misses Keans We're in Omaha
last Wednesday.
L. G. Butler and family returned
from the Lake last Tuesday.
Several of the Dow City high school
pupils are from Arion, their place
should make an effort to train the
high school pupils in their own town.
DR.. l.. M. Coon and Sears McHenry
of Denison remained in Arion Satur-
day night at the w. w. Coon home.
Norris Dethkessen, who went to
white Lake. South Dakota has pur-
chased of John Setepheson his resi-
dence property in Bell and will move
there in about two weeks
DR.. w. b. Evans traded his residence
to Geo. Reynolds for his farm four
miles south of Arion, neither will
possession until March list when Mr..
Reynolds will move TO town and DR..
Evans has another residence proper
ty in view and the farm will be for
sale.
Mrs. W. b. Evans returned from
Omaha where she visited with her
daughter, Mrs. Byron Glow. She heard
the noted temperance lecturer, Mrs.
Armour of Georgia, who spoke to five
thousand people in the Auditorium,
church services for that evening were
abandoned, in all of the churches,
and this little lady held the attention
of that vast audience for about two
hours, and she has justly gained her
national reputation.
e. p. Wigg has returned from an
extended trip in the west and has ac-
cepted position in Fit Dodge. He is
not so favorably inferred with the
west.
Mr. John widows formerly of
Arion went to Western Nebraska and
is living on a homestead, and recently
married lady who was diving on a
homestead near him.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Stiltson attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Frank Roberts
in Dunlap last Thursday.
Mrs. Michels is visiting friends in
Boone County
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Clark drove to
Buck Grove last Sunday and called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Mcguire
Miss Jessie Butler is working in a
printing office in Logan
r..
to N r. Wilder.
Several from Arion attended the
carnival in Charter Oak.
Mr.. John Miever is putting up an
addition to his house on the farm
and Milo Kelly is building a large
barn. These gentlemen are taking the
Presidents advice and are making
things more attractive and conven-
lent on their farm.
The N. w. Foreman departed from
Arion Thursday A. j. Mackey is eff
GENTLY taking charge of the work as
foreman AT present.
Elsie Winters, of Parkers, South
JdhOlt, vlollSu dJ lllc 0SO. ivy
home last Sunday.
Last Sunday there was talk of hav-
ing a horse race on the track but
Mayor Conrad informed them that if
complaint was made the fine would be
heavy and there was no horse racing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scott visited
last Sunday at the Milo Kelly home.
Mrs. w. c. Larson and little daught
ers are expected to return about Sept
18th. They having spent a pleasant
summer with relatives in Stockholm
Sweden.
The w. T. NJ. Society will meet
with Mrs. ]. B. Glassburner next
Wednesday afternoon.
A great many people were here last
Saturday to witness the horse races
land the ball game. In the running