The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-08-09
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Mrs. Newt Lea and daughter Olive,
were Dow City visitors Monday.
. Mrs. Arthur Brown, of Dow City,
visited with her parents the first part
of the week.
On Friday evening of this week an
ice cream social is to be held in the
park. This is for the benefit of the
church, and it is urged that everyone
be there.
Miss Coda Lee has gone to Charter
Oak to work in the telephone office
while the day girl takes her vacation.
Mrs. Waldo Talcott, who has not
been feeling well of late, is quite a
little improved at this writing.
The ball team from Little Sioux will
play with tn Arion team this coming
Friday, August 18th.
NJ. A. Foster, of Pleasantville, Iowa,
has been elected principal of the
Arion school, Mr. Foster comes very
highly recommended, and with Miss
Goldsworthy in the primary grades
again and Miss Eunice Dobson, of De.
! lOlC, Will Iuc luICl utCuAot0 AUS,
who is also highly recommended, the
Arion schools will be equal to any in
the. county, which is the aim of the
school board and the patrons.
Mr.. Fred Eland, of Carroll, visited
with his sister, mrs. Milo Kelly, last
Sunday.
p. C. Mentally, of Dunlap, was an
Arion visitor last Thursday.
Mrs. Head and daughter, Faye,
were Denison shoppers last Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs.. Sally Trip is visiting at the
home of Sam Trip.
On Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
very pleasantly entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Criswell and their niece, Mrs.
Bradshaw, at a six-o'clock dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sciford are enjoying
visit from relatives this week.
Miss Sylvia McColl, of Dow City,
was a visitor at the Milo Kelly home
over Sunday.
Edward Wigg, who has been work
| ing at kinerim, Iowa, for the past
year, was in Arion last Thursday visit
ing with old friends. He goes west
on trip and then will go to his home
in Minnesota. Everyone was glad to
see Edward, as it has been quite a
while since he was here and living
among us since childhood. he has
tives.
VIM. Huckstep, of Deloit, spent Sat.
urday in Kiron looking after business
matters.
| G. A. Norelius and family visited
at the John Nelson home in Herring
last Thursday.
Amanda MichaelsOn. after, few
days visit at her parental home in
town, returned to her home at Chica-
go Saturday noon.
Mr.. Otto and Erick Larson and fam
visiting at the home of Peter Miller
overland.
Axle Mattson, who has suffered the
past week with an attack OF mental
arrangement, was taken to Omaha for
medical treatment, where it is hoped
by his many friends that he will be
restored to his usual self
A. +. Lindburg went to Pomeroy
Friday, where, after couple of days
visit with relatives, he goes on to Al
cester, s. D., to look after real estate
interests.
Mrs. Lillian Ames formerly Srahn)
ended her visit with her friends and
relatives in kiron and returned to her
home at Wichita, Kansas. Since her
last visit to KirOn she has changed
her name and her many friends here
are pleased to hear of her content.
ment and enjoyment in her new home
A. F. Johnson and family. of Akron.
Iowa, are guests at the |. Michaelso'.
home this week.
William Paulson, the efficient clerk
at the Johnson & Sanders mercantile
establishment, is taking weeks vaca-
ton and is enjoying the same TO-
gether with his family visiting friends
at Odebolt and Boyer, and spending a
couple of days at Lake View.
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. SandstrOm AID
Mr.. and Mrs. August Linman returned
Saturday afternoon from short out
ing at Lake View.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Rose left Thurs
day for Minnesota to visit relatives
and look after their land interests.
They were accompanied by Frank
Larson, who will visit relatives before