The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-06-10
AR1oN ITEMS.
Arion Congregational Church.
Service IL a. NJ, subject, THE I

day. All are welcome
Several landslides, due to the recent
rains, have made it necessary again
to remove earth from the rear of the
Church. Workmen with teams and
wagons are now busily engaged and
Street Commissioner Rankin is using
the earth to grade Second street.
A mems bible class by the pastor is
new feature of the Sunday school.
All men are welcome.
Mrs. H. F. Stillson entertained the
Friday club. Delicate refreshments
We're served and another pleasant
Afternoon was spent by the ladies' of
the club.
Samuel Fox, Jr. had the misfortune
TO lose valuable horse
| Owing to washout on the Milwau-
kee all of the trains from the main
line passed through here, several hun
dred people transferred here each day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Searles of Jes-
sup, Drs. j. NJ. and ID. d. Talcott of
ICroftin Neb., are at the home OF their
parents, where they all met for the
| first time in fifteen years to celebrate
the siNty-seventh birthday anniver-
sary OF their father, which was June
| 9TH
MI. and Mrs Wm. Dodge returned
from Dakota where they spent sever
lal days with their daughter. Mrs.
Carson
The high water has prevented the
mail carrier from making his accus-
toned delivery OF the mails.
Riley ralcott did not enter the navy
as he Was going to as a musician and
was not quite the age that was re
lquired 10 enter that department.
Irene Cummings visited her friend,
MARGARET Mullin
On Friday June 9Th little daugh
ter came 10 s'adden the home OF Mr..
land Mrs. John Tounland.
Belt Cruise has gone to Dakota.
where he may take up homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Nelson are enjoy
iMs visit from Miss Grace Frederick
son of Wilton Junction.
John Fern returned from Dakota am.
Presumed his work as drayman. He
decided 70 remain in Iowa for the
present and viii not take up home
stead as was honght OF al one time.
MIS-. Lena Anderson nee Miss Nair
OF Omaha, greeted former friends of
Arion recently.
+. p Wisg started for California
lasf Saturday HIS son, Edward, is
filling his place in the L. G. station.
Mrs. Howlet was shopping in Deni
son last Saturday.
Mrs. L. c. Larson and little daueh-
ters will start next Monday for Stock.
holm, Sweden and will spend the sum-
mer at Mrs. Larson's old home where
her parents, brothers and sisters Still
reside, and are looking forward With |
much pleasure to her home coming.
Mrs Larson crossed the water eight |
years ago for America. Her man,
friends here wish her a pleasant jour
ney and safe return.
Miss Fay Ratchford of Vail. spent .
few days with her friend. Miss Fern
Butler
Grandma Henry enjoyed visit from
her little grand daughters, Dorothy
and Eva Grady and Leona Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank McHenry visited
at the w. W. Coone home last We'd
nesday.
Milo Kelly was business caller liz
Denison Saturday.
Mrs. Lee of Muskogee. i. T., is en-
joying visit with her mother, Mrs
Conroy.
The rain prevented many from at
tending church services Sunday morn
ing, but the evening service was we'll
attended and all were pleased with the
eAcelleHl sermon given by Rev. Chase
Mrs. VIM. Mari and son. Frank
spent Saturday at the home OF MI
Pete Eggers OF Denison.
N. p. Underhill returned from a
visit with his sons Chas. and Ohio
of Omaha. He says the water be.
tween here and Omaha is very high
and crops seem to be seriously dam
aged
Chas. llnderhill OF Omaha greeted
old friends here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. U. c. Larson ATTENDED
the seth anniversary of The founding
OF he l)enison Baptist church and re-
port a. having i very pleasant time
Mrs shalnp OF York Neb., is spend
ing few days with her friend, Mrs
w. w. Coon.
asa 1'aleot and Mrs. Cora Beech
cmne from Omaha Monday 10 as IS,