The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-16
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Mr. Rosenbereer was an Arion
visitor Friday evening.
Chas. Grant and Jay Lynch drove
to Dunlap Sunday afternoon.
F. N South Of the New Speciality
Light. tr,nsact ID business in sArion
Friday.
Eugene Gulick Of Danison Was in
town between trains Thursday.
Operator Rule is on the sick list
this week. 8
Mrs. ". B Evans returned last
week from q visit to her daughter.
Mrs Byron Glow, OF Omaha.
I Chas. Butler and Martin Conroy
took advantage Of the sale at Manila
and purchased some fine registered
Duroc-J Jersey swine.
Emil Swartz has purchaser the
fine homo residence from Mr.. N. P
Underhill. This is one Of the niceet
houses IN town and has beautiful
location. II is now occupied By Mr..
N. T. Houlihan.
Milo has shelled and market
ed fine lot Of corn last week.
John 'rranter and family loaded
their household goods, stock. mschin-
cry etc. last week and have moved to
South Dakota near Wendt. Mr.. and;
Mrs. Tranter are fine young people,
good citizens and good neighbors and
will be missed in this neighborhood.
We hope they will meet with success
in their new home.
Arthur Rule has been acting as
Milwaukee agent in the absence Of
Mr.. Nichols
Will May Of Ute visited Arion
friends Friday evening. Il +
Verne Talcott and Edward Butler
attended q party in Dow City last
Tuesday evening givenby Miss Bessie
Griffin. They report most enjoyable
evening.
Thos. Hewlett and Mr.. Elder were
Denison visitors Thursday evening.
Mrs. G. E. Selby Of Dunlap was an
Arion visitor Sunday.
Mr.. Nichols, the Milwaukee agent.
went to South Dakota last week.
Mr.. Geo. Taylor Of Dunlap was an
Arion visitor Sunday.
Char. Underhill Of Omaha came to
see his father. Mr.. N. p. Underhill
Thursday.
Several Arion members Of the senior
class Of the Dow City High School at
tended . banquet at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Dow last week.
The banquet was given by the teach
lers. Prof. Bunch and Miss King and
the members Of the class who attend =
ed say that they enjoyed . very
pleasant evening.
Mrs. John Chambers of Omaha came
to Arion to attend the wedding Of
Miss Olive Talcott and her son. Mr.
Earl Chambers.
The class for Bible Study will meet
ct the parsonage next Thursday even
ing. These meetings are very in
structive and interesting and it is
hoped that many will be presen.
Nine Dow City ladies'. Mesdames
Swasey. F ishel, Dow. Smith, Ahart.
Chabmerlin. Judd. Butterworth and
Van Metre were hostess ut de-
lightful party given the evening of
Feb 18th, at Ahart's hall The
guests were met and shown to the
cloak room by Miss Mildred Butter
worth and then paid their respects to
the receiving ladies who were beauti-
fully gowned in white and stood at
one side of the hall. Some Of the
I ladies' of artistic ability had decorated
the programs appropriately to th.
season with Cupid with drawn bow !
A large company was present and
everyone enjoyed the evening. some
in conversation, some playing Som er
-set. but the majority much preferred
dancing to the beautiful harp music
played by Mr.. 8arborka until one
o'clock when delicious supper was
served. Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Butler
and daughters, Grace and Ava. Mrs,
D. J. Butler, Mrs. Carr. Guild Evans,
Verne Talcott. Vernon Carr, Clifford
Bsrborka and Edward Butler were
out of town guests.
AT high noon on Valentine Day at
the home Of the BRIDES parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Riley A Talcott, Everett
Earl Chambers of Dow City was
united in marriage with Miss Clara
Olive Talcott Of Arion. Rev. Chas.
p. Walsh, pastor Of the Congrega-
tional church. performed the. ceremony
which was witnessed by . large
number Of friends. After the cere-
mony the! newly married couple and
friends sat down to sumptuous din-