The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-08-24
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Riley Talcott. Jr., accompanied BY
his friend, Mr.. Carthart, Of Mapleton,

his friend, Mr.. Carthart, Of Mapleton,
was home over Sunday.
"A number of our young people wen,
to q dance at Mr.. Jacobsen's last Sat,
urday evening and report a fine time.
Miss Helen Hayes stopped in Arion
for a short visit with Stella Butler
while on her way to Manila.
Rev. p. Dale Calkins, of Hopejoy,
Iowa, has accepted call to preach il.
this town and will be here Sept. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.. Trip celebrat.
ed their birthdays Aug. 18th. Mr..
Trip was seventy-seven years old and
Mrs. Trip was sixty-seven. A show
er of postal cards from numerous
friends expressed good wishes and
the esteem in which they are held.
Mrs. j. N. Lee was q Denison visitor
last Saturday.
Oscar Goodrich and family were
visiting Arion relatives Monday.
Mrs. Lichty, of Elk Point, s. D.,
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Emil
Schwartz.
Mrs. Jno. Coon and Mrs. Trip went
to Dow City last week to see Mrs.
Huntington, who is in poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins, Of Epswich,
s.. D., stopped for short visit at the
home of their uncle, Mr.. M. F. Stilson,
on their way to the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kuykendall and
family spent Sunday at the home Oh
Mr.. Kuykendall's parents, who live
south Of town.
The bridge across Buck creek, near
Geo. Hoffman's. and a bridge on Hud-
son Downs farm were both, washed
out by the cloudburst last week.
The little three-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Thompson died last
Tuesday after a short sickness Of two
days. Funeral services were held at
Dow City, conducted by the Lutheran
minister. and the little one laid to
rest In the Dow City cemetery. l
Mrs. Riley Talcott and Mrs. Dodge
are on the sick list. ( E. & SsI.
VIM. Eggers has been travelling over
Crawford county In the interests OF
the fair for the past week, and A. A.
Conrad went to Charter Oak Wednes-
day on business connected with the
fair. sI7
VIM. Dodge, Of Perry. Iowa, Has
been visiting at the home Of his broth
er.
Work is being done on the race
track at the fair ground and it is get.
| ting In good shape. There will be
several good races and good ball
games. In addition to the regular
races the committee has secured /
company that is on its way to Sioux
City, but Will stop on for the Craw-
ford County fair. This company will
give number of new exhibitions, in
q of nd& =
Bile team race, bucking broncho riding,
chase for the bride, chariot races,
and lasso exhibitions. This is q COM
pany OF high standing and their races
Will be well worth seeing. Frank A.
Kysdick, the guideless wonder, from
West Side, will be here again. There
Will be good music during the fair and
good time for all. Sept. 10, IA and
Mrs. Sullivan and daughter came
from South Dakota last week to visi.
at the Conroy home. This makes !
family reunion as the children are all
home.
| Mr.. Olry, Of Schleswig. was in Arion
on business last Saturday.
Mrs. Conrad and son, Russell. left
Monday evening.
Jim Berka and bride, from Irwin,
are visiting at the John Berka home,
Mr.. Fee, from Muskogee, Okla,
came Tuesday to join his family who
are spending the summer at the Con-
roy home.
Mrs. Edwards, from Armour, s. d.,
was calling on Arion friends Mon
da ymorning. Her husband, who will
be remembered by great many peo-
pie, was lately appointed postmaster
at that place.
Paul Davie visited at the Stilson
home for a few days last week, return
ing to Dunlap for q short visit and
then on to Des Moines.
Guild Evans will start from Aber-
deem, Idaho, Tuesday, stopping few
days in Omaha, and will arrive in
Arion the last Of the week. He will
stay here until the first Of September
and then go to Omaha, where he will
enter Creighton Medical college.
Mrs. Dave Houston and children
started for their home in Glendale
Arizona, Sunday, after two weeks
visit with relatives and friends here
Tracy Butler was Denison visitor
on Friday.
Mr.. Underwood. the new tower
5000 oOooooo,