The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-07-07

Oak Sunday to visit her mother.
!. Archie Vargsson Of Simpson, Neb.,
is here visiting his relatives, Mr..
Newton Lee and family.
Dolly and Flossie Reeser went to
Defiance Monday evening to visit their
sister at that place.
Allen Dodge and wife have moved
into Mrs. Evans home as she will
spend the summer with her son, Frank.
at Dixon. Neb.
Rev. futile stopped off in Arion
Sunday night on his way to Grinnell,
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade went to Wood
bine Sunday to visit with relatives. =
Mrs. Saul Of Montana is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Chas. Horn, of thi
place.
Charles Aney Of Red Oak was visit
ing friends over Sunday
Miss May Randall of Dow City is
spending q few days with Mrs. Chas.
Horn.
Dean and Van Talcott went to
Manila July 9Th to assist with the
music of the celebration at that place.
A number of people from Arion
attended the services at Dow City
Sunday afternoon and we're much
pleased with the address given by
Rev. Jas. DePree.
Louis Kepford went to Denison
Monday evening.
Miss Alfredo Gloe and Mr.. Frank
Howarth were in town last Sunday.
Ferne and Stella Butler returned
Tuesday from pleasant visit with
Woodbine relatives.
Fred Rule is home to visit his par
ents.
Mrs. Bramhall and children Of Des
Moines are visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Thos. Rae.
Virgil Kepford is visiting relatives
near Arion.
Theodore Petersen is clerking for
M. w. Maxey.
The ladies of the Congregational
church served meals last Saturday.
Everyone gave literally. The patron
age was good and they cleared sum
which will help the church.
Rev. G. e. Walsh preached Sunday
morning upon the Lords Prayer and
in the evening preached fine sermon
appropriate to the day. The inclem-
emit weather prevented large attend
ance but those who were present speak
highly of the sermons.
The town of Arion celebrated Inde-
pendence Day for the first time last
Saturday. July 3rd. There was cool
breeze from the east making an ideal
day and while there was not a large
crowd there was very pleasant
gathering of people seeming more like
meeting Of friends and neighbors.
The exercises opened With concert
by the Denison Band assisted by Dean
Talcott. The Battle Hymn of the
Republic was sung by sew raj girls.
Prayer by Rev. c. E. Walsh. Read
ing of the Declaration OF Irdepend-
ence. The GRAFTON was given by our
minister, Rev. c. E. Walsh, and was
an able and patriotic address, after
which America was sung. led by
L. C.. Butler and daughter. Ferne.
Dean Talcott and Mott McHenry.
Amusements began at 2 p. m. Men,
race won by Jess Granny: second.
Luther Brazell. Sack race won by
Jess Granny: second, Leon Kepford.
Potato race won by G. r. Richardson;
second. L. Brazell. Spoon and egg
race won by ]. Pearsall: second. Leon
Kepford. Girls race won by Mabel
Sterrett: second. Bessie Alexander.
The ball game between Manila and
Arion was won by Manila with a
score of 9 to 5. After the ball game
many went to see the horse races on
the road east of town. In the free.
for-all race Clark Sterrett took first
money; j. c. Price, second. In the
farmers race M. Houlihan took first
money; John Eggers, second. The
Denison band played patriotic and
popular airs from six until eight.
Quite number of people attended
from neiohhovino touna