The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-07-02
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Mrs. Anna Hashilor and children,
of Sioux City, are visiting at the home
Of her brother NJ. Shiloff.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mari were over
visiting at the John Furne home Sun-
day.
Miss Odessa Richeson, of Logan, is
visiting her friend Mrs. o. w. Nelson.
A moving picture show has brought
quite a crowd to town this week.
O. w. Nelson and little daughter,
Grace, went to Wilton Junction to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Mackey hurt her hand quite
badly Saturday morning. While she
was chopping with an axe the wind
wrapped her apron around the handle
and the next blow being hampered
struck her left hand, cutting and
bruising it severely. Fortunately the
axe was dull as woman's weapons
usually are, or very probably she
would have lost her hand. 1t is
very painful wound but is doing as
we'll as could be expected.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Goodrich, Mrs.
John Meeves and little son and J.
Warner were Denison visitors Satur
| day.
| Mrs. Agnes Fadden, of Omaha, is
visiting her paernts, Mr. and Mrs.
| Goodrich.
Chautauqua programs are being
studied with much interest by our
people. Everyone is pleased indeed
that Thaviu's band and the Riner sis
| tiers are coming again and the new at
fractions are very promising.
| Mrs. Rena Horribly came with her
| grandmother, Mrs. Bowers, for a visit
with Arion friends.
| A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
| VIM. Turner June oath. Mother and
son are doing we'll under the care of
Mrs. Motter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Harvey went to
Lake View for a week end visit with
his parents.
Dan Wingrove has bought fine
| Duicn car.
Mrs. Geo. Smith and sister, Anna
Milleum, were over at Soldier as their
! mother is quite sick.
Eliza Winters has gone to Manning,
where he has position with the tele-
phone company.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Galland and daugh-
ter, Helen, and Henry Peterson and
children were at Denison Saturday to
the picture show.
Mrs. John Turnlund was Denison
visitor Friday.
Ward Towne and family and Mrs.
Ratio WingrOve went to the picture
show at Denison Thursday.
Quite number Of our young people
| went to a dance at the J. Rhineholdt
home Saturday evening and report a
very pleasant time.
Mrs. J. N. Lee and Mrs SAINT Rob-
erts went to the funeral of Mrs. Caro-
line Reynolds Saturday. Mrs. Reyn-
Odds made visits to Arion to see her
son. George, and she will be missed
| by her friends here who sympathize
with her children.
Mrs. Emminger went to Manning
Saturday to spend few days with her
son.
| Mrs. Newman, of Buck Grove, visited
with her sister, Mrs. l.. G. Butler, on
Monday
A race for $50 purse was pulled
off Saturday between the John Egg
gers and Tom O'Dea horses. The
race drew a large crowd and was won
by the O'Dea horse.
Curly Alexander has shipped his
racing horses. They will begin the
season at Des Moines.
The board of supervisors were here
last week inspecting the drainage
ditch.
Chas. Carroll and his men are back
| in Arion and will work here for some
time.
Simon Gutterman, of Sioux City, has
| come to Arion to clerk in the gro
Gerry store and market of M. Shiloff.
The members and friends of the
Congregational church are feeling jub-
liant over the prospects of success in
their undertakings for the summer,
viz; the repairing and decorating of
the interior of the church and play |
ground in the park. The former was |
assured when the organized adult
bible study class subscribed at the |
morning service goodly amount of |
the sum required. The play ground |
assumed definite proportions when
men of the town expressed willing
ness to assist in the establishment |
The following gentlemen have been
named committee to oversee the
preparation of the grounds: Messrs.
John Allen, J. F. Underwood, l.. C.
Butler, James Berka. Jim Butler and
Dean Talcott. This is a patriotic
move. and the town as we'll as the lit
tie folks will be benefited. The Chris
tan Endeavor society will have charge
of the supervision of the children
when using the grounds. Misses Nora
Stephenson and Grace Butler gave a
helpful report from the G. Z. conven-
ton at Ida Grove, where they went
as delegates from the local society
Reason As Regulator.
Rightly employed, the reason is not
check to piety. but is it's regulator.