The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-10-29

Mrs. D. J. Butler, daughter. Stella,
and niece, Miss Ferne Butler, went
to Denison for church Sunday and
were entertained at dinner by Mrs.
Florence Carl.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Kepford left on
Wednesday for a trip to Nebraska,
where they will visit her sister, Mrs
Taylor Madden, at Wauneta, and other
relatives at Yutan.
Mrs. Percy Dodge is enjoying a
visit from her cousin. Mr.. Oliver, Of
Colorado.
| While waiting for the furnace at
the church to be repaired. Mrs. Bow
ers is taking vacation and is visit
ing her son. Mr. N. F. Stilson kindly
loaned heating stove and set it up
for Sunday school and evening meet
ing, which was led by Mr.. Stilson.
The choir sang a number of songs.
Eugene Gulick, of Denison, was an
Arion visitor last week.
| Professor Maurer is teaching the
winter term of school in the Howorth
district.
Mrs. Losey, of Missouri Valley,
spent Monday visiting Mrs N. F. Still
son.
! Mrs. Kate Justice was Denson Wis
itor Thursday.
Theodore Peterson and mother have
moved into town and are living in the
Sciford house.
Allan Dodge was home over Sun
day.
Van Talcott has not entirely recov-
cred from the severe injury he sus-
tanned in the harvest field last sum-
mer. He is now at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Talcott.
His physician thinks that complete
rest from work is needed and with a
milk diet will cure the stomach trou-
ble His brother. Riley, Jr., came
from Mapleton Saturday to stay few
days and help care for Van, whose
crops and stock and under the care
of his brother-in-law, Earl Chambers.
Mr. Phillippi was calling on Arion
friends Saturday.
Harvey Hamrick and Miss Anna
Mellum were visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs Percy Dodge last Sunday
The Northwestern agent Mr.. John
Allen, is now taking his vacation. His
place is taken by Mr.. Balkan, of Vail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Henry took dinner
with Grandma Henry last Friday.
Perry Roberts is quite sick and un-
able to work. He is at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Roberts.
Mrs. VIM. Lueck, who was staying
with her daughter, Mrs. John Furne,
has returned to her home.
= Mrc Con pinnol1 woc into
Arion people in the Review contest
last Wednesday.
Mrs. l. e. Hawk and Mrs. H. E.
Trip, of Logan. visited with Mrs.
Remey last Sunday.
DR.. Potter was an Arion caller last
week.
Mrs. Stilson returned home Thurs
day after a pleasant trip to Des
Moines, where she went as delegate
to the W. C. T. u. convention and al
so visited her sisters, Mrs. Charles
Glezdall at Des Moines and Mrs. Ben
nett at Carroll. Her nephew, Frank
lin Bennett, came home with her.
Mrs. Frank Glassburner entertained
her club Wednesday afternoon. The
day was so fine and the roads so good
that nearly all the members were pres
ent. A very pleasant afternoon was
passed with fancy work and visiting
and dainty luncheon was served by
the hostess.
A. A. Conrad, Geo. Emminger and
Louis Kepford went to Nebraska to
register for the land drawing.
A dancing party at the Arion hotel
last Friday evening was much en-
joyed by the company.
Mr. and Mrs. JOS. Underwood and
children moved Monday to Omaha,
where we understand he has accepted
a position with Orkin Bros. His place
at the tower is filled by Mr.. Conner.
Mrs. Geo. Argotsinger has returned
from a pleasant visit at Gallands |
Grove, where she attended reunion
of the Roundy family who were among
the pioneer settlers of Harrison cOun-
ty.
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