The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-05-06

MIS-. "A. a. conrad anu MIS-. MaiI
drove to Buck Grove last Thursday
evening.
While playing a game of ball here
last Sunday, Mr.. Albert Eggers re-
ceived quite an injury from the ball
striking him in the face.
Several of our young people made
beautiful May baskets that We're plac-
ed carefully near the door of their
best friends.
a returned Missionary from India
will meet with the Foreign Mission
airy society at the home of Aunt Mag
sic Talcott Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eggers. of DENT
son, visited their son, John Eggels,
last Sunday.
l.. c. Butler returned, Saturday,
from Lake View where he has been
making preparations for their usual
outing
Helen Bell, of Dow City, was call
ing on Arion friends Monday.
Theodore Peterson is enjoying a
visit from a friend from Omaha
Van Talcott is assisting George V.
Jordan with his farm work.
A Denison ball team came, Sunday,
and played against the Arion team
which resulted in favor of Arion.
The Temperance Lecture given in
the church by Miss Margaret Win
/ tringer was well attended and enjoy
ed by all, the inclemency of the
weather detained some from being
present in the evening.
A baby boy was born May End te
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Igo.
The Misses Van Hess visited at the
home of Miss Gertrude logedon.
! The little child of Frank Schwitzel
had the misfortune to seriously burr
its arm by putting it in pail of ho
water that was setting on the floor
Mrs. Herman Logsdon is at pres
. ent numbered with the sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Howerth, o
Gordlick township visited al tn,
!; home of Hudson Downs.
Several of our young people Wen
last Sunday to the pleasant home o
) Mr.. and Mrs. John Gross all say the
| German measles are prevalent il
Mr.. George Trip is numbered wit
f the sick.
| Sunday ball playing in Arion wa
at one time prohibited but is no,
4 allowed to the satisfaction of som
: and dissatisfaction of others.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. N. f. Stiltron drov
to Dunlap last Sunday and spent III
day with Mrs. Frank Davis.
German Measles are prevalent i
: Paradise township.
The supper given by the I.adie
Aid society last Wednesday evenin
at he home of Mr.. Ralph Clark WI
we'll attended and was a success
nanatalls tnd all enjoyed a goo
social time.
l Mr. Houlihan received -four loa
of cattle from South Omaha that the
expect to feed
Mrs. Lou Simpson and little daug.
ter returned to Arion Saturday eve
ing. They have been visiting at IL
home of Mr.. Ellsworth Winters
Parkersberg, Dakota.
\ Stanley Fern received quite a Sc
ions injury while riding in a WACO
the horses started suddenly whio
nearly threw him from the spri1
seat; to save himself from beil
thrown out, he caught his hand und
the seat and badly mashed it.
Last Wednesday afternoon Il
Arion ladies met at the home of Nj,
j. L.. Mourer as a farewell meetin
: Mrs. Mourer was very busy with pac
= ing up the household goods. preps
atory to moving to Omaha but WI
pleased to meet with all of her frien
Who came prepared with refreshmen
After they were served, in behalf
the many friends Mrs. e. p. VII
| presented some beautiful china piec
for which Mrs. Mourer thanked the
= one and all. Mrs. Mourer went
Omaha Wednesday, Mr.. Mourer we
last Saturday and will have the hor
.r in readiness for her. Mr. and MI
- Mourer has many friends here w