The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-03-29
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ARIoN ITEMS.


Miss Wolda Lee was home Saturday
returning 10 her school Monday.
MI Jessup started to Montana last
week.
s.iJ. Maurer was in Omaha last
week.
P. J. Eggers was in town short
time Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, OF Ute, have
moved to Arion, where Mr. Smith takes
Mr.. Berka's place as section foreman.
They will live in Mrs. Talcott's
house.
Jas. McColl was in Arion Sunday,
calling on relatives.
Mrs. Jackson has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Snyder.
Little Wendell Underwood is quite
sick, being threatened with pneu-
mOnia.
The barn at the rear Of the butcher
shop caught fire last week from the
fire in the smoke house, but fortunate
ly was soon eXtinguished.
Rev. and Mrs. Calkins were very
much surprised Tuesday evening
when about thirty of their friends
came in to spend the evening. They
brought refreshments and came for a
good time and were not disappointed.
The evening was spent in games and
music. Rev. H. J. Calkins, who is a
brother to the local minister, was
there from Holley, Colo, and favored
the people with a solo. After re-
freshments the guests departed for
their homes after having greatly en-
jCyed the evening.
Next Sunday evening Rev. Calkins
will preach sermon upon Good Seed
Corn" A termination box, as sug-
gested by Prof. Holden of Ames, will
be used The service will be made
as interesting as possible for those
interested in agriculture. Every one
come
Mrs. Revell went to Los Angeles,
Cali, last Monday, where she expects
to visit for some time.
Rev. Herbert Calkins, who has been
accompanying Evangelist Buck as a
singer made short visit here at the
home Of his brother, Rev. Z. G. Calk-
ms, last week.
Mrs. D. J. Butler went to Denison
Friday afternoon and attended q
pleasant meeting of the Guild at the
home of Mrs. ShawVan and evening
services at Trinity church, where the
sermon by Bishop Morrison was one
that will be remembered while life
lasts.
The Cleaners club changed its pro-
gram for this week for an evening of
entertainment last "Wednesday. Lila
Lee, Bessie Mari and Louis Carroll
presented pretty tableau. Mr.. j.
N. Lee, Lila and Earl furnished music
that was appreciated, which was fol
lowed by some games, in which Miss
Eta Sterrett won both prizes.
very nice tWocourse luncheon was
Ed Dorsey is laid up with an attack
of grip.
Misses Maud Hart, of Minneapolis,
and Jessie Marshall, of Charter Oak,
We're guests of Mrs. Criswell Friday.
The sympathy OF this community is
extended to Mr.. and Mrs. Argotsing-
er, who lost their baby nearly one
year old, last week The funeral serv-
ices were held Thursday and the little
one was buried in the cemetery at
Galland's Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trip returned from
Denison last Thursday. Mr.. Trips
health has improved considerably.
Andy Snyder and family have moved
into the new house, which he has built
in the eastern part of town.
VIM. Mari came home last week
suffering from severe attack of the
Mrs. Mari, who has
been quite sick, is better.
Riley Talcott, Jr. came home Sun
day for q short visit
Mrs. V. Talcott, who has been in
Denison for the past week visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Hoke, returned on
Monday.
Mrs. Criswell was hostess last
Thursday to few Arion ladies who
enjoyed a delightful afternoon.