The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-16
Arion Anchor

The Arion fair will take place here
this week. If the weather is good
all are insured a good time, The
ladies of the church will serve good,
warm meals on the gro .nds Thursday
and Friday. Let everybody come and
help make the county fair success.
About twenty ladies met last
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. w. w. Coon. There has
been SO much sadness in Arion in
the past few weeks that there was
not the usual mirth and joy as
ISOLATED with the gathering but the
many friends felt that they could
not see Mrs. Coon leave this place
without showing their love and
esteem for her. A beautiful book was
was presented her. Light refresh
ments were served on the lawn. 1t
is with sincere regret and sadness we
see the Coon home vacant. All are
glad to know that Mrs. Coon just
goes to Denison. where her many
friends from Arion can frequently
call on her and she can often return
to this place as the distance is so
short. Mrs. Coon for many years
was successful Sunday School
teacher and her good influence will
continue to be felt among all of our
young people. The Baptist church
in Denison will find her to be one of
its most faithful members and CO.
workers in all that is good and uplift-
ing.
Mrs. John Dodge returned from
Portland, Oregon, Saturday evening.
She spent the summer with her
parents. who reside there and enjoyed
the climate there very much.
Mrs. Leila Woodland of Manila
called On her friend. Mrs. Waldo
Talcott, last Monday.
Miss Ollie Jobe of Emerson, Neb. :,
is visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark returned Sun
day evening from visit with Mr..
Clark's relatives, who live near
Crescent, Neb They also went to
Kearney, Neb., where Mr.. Clark owns
farm. He says that land is selling
very high there
Mrs Pritchard. formerly OF
Paradise township called on her frienc
Mrs. A. j. Mackey, and went te
visit her sister, who resides in Bagley.
Mr. Daniel Cruise returned from
Dakota, where he went to look after
the crop raised on his farm there.
Gertrude Logsden started Monday
for Indianola. where she expects to
attend the college at that place the
ensuing year.
The little five year old daughter OF
E. C. Green met with quite serious
accident while at school by falling OF
the step and cutting quite cash owe!
her eye.
Miss Bertha Lewis went to Council
Bluffs Monday She went to select
goods for the Mercantile store.
Miss Stella Butler went to Brown
all Hall of Omaha. where she will
continue with her course in music.
The many friends of Mr.. lsaa
Bixler regret to know that he is yer,
sick.
Last Saturday Bessie MARI cele
brated her 18th birthday anniversary
Several of her girl friends were in
vited to spend the afternoon. Re
freshments wer. served that wer
very much enjoyed. and many tokens
her young friends who wish her man,
more happy birthday anniversaries.
Mildred Hoeffer recently returned
to Chicago. She spent a short vaca
tion with her parents on the farm
Mildred now has the responsibility o
being cashier with a prominent firm
in Chicago, which is a promotion il
her work as stenographer.
Mr.. Legg of Jefferson, who is
brother of Mrs. Daniel Cruise, re
NAMED with her last Friday. H
with his family here started 70
Colorado with their auto. The
will travel one hundred miles eac
day. They will be on their journe
about eight days.
A great many people were here t
attend the horse race last Saturday
The horse owned by Chris Suhr wol
the race.
At a meeting of the members o
the Congregational church, it wa
decided to extend a call to DR.. Nc
Daid of Minnesota.
Mrs. John Trimball went to Siou
City Friday where she will visit
with ner sister. Mrs. Hover. and vii
then go to her home in Virginia
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Eggers G
Denison visited relatives here las
Friday.