The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-03-04
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Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Kelly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
son Smith and Mrs. Ida TalcOtt were
at the silver wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs
Sam BraZel.
Mrs. V. Talcott entertained Mrs. L.
c. Butler and sister, Mrs. Neighbour
and Mrs Vittel at O'Clock dinner last
Thursday. Mrs. Neighbor and Mrs
Vittel returned to their homes at Bis
marck Saturday after pleasant visit
at Arion and Buck Grove.
Perry Roberts, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. M. Roberts, died at the home
of his parents ON February Goth. The
funeral was held from the home Sun
day morning. Mrs. Bowers spoke from
the text 20 Death where is thy sting?"
Mrs. Dean Talcott, Miss Ferne Butler,
Dean Talcott and Mason Remey sang
| asleep in Jesus" where He Leads
I'll Follow" and "Safe in the Arms of
Jesus" Perry Roberts was born in
Delaware county in 1875. He came to
Crawford county with his parents in
to Miss Viola Chase. The young wife
died July 3, 1903, and the baby daugh-
ter the following winter. Perry leaves
a father and mother, one brother. F.
M. Roberts, Of Arion, and five sisters,
Mrs. j. M. Snyder, of Tacoma, WASH;
Mrs. Arthur Brown, of Dow City; Mrs.
Geo. Reynolds and Mrs. Lulu Simpson,
of Arion, and Mrs. Eliza Winters, of
Manning. All have been here to do all
they could for him except Mrs. Sny-
der who lives in the west. Perry
looked forward to the visits of Mrs.
Bowers, through whose teachings he
was converted, and died in faith. He
was buried in the Buck Grove GENE
terry by the side of his family.
Card of Thanks: We desire to thank
the friends and neighbors for the beau
tiful flowers and for their help during
the sickness and death of our son an
brother Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Roberts
and family.
Mrs. Remey and Miss Phillips visit
ed relatives in Modale over Sunday.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Whited February Goth.
Arthur Brown came up from Dow
City Thursday and Mrs. E. M. Roberts
went back with him for a visit.
Miss Harding, who has been taking
care of the baby daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred MARI while the little one
was having hard struggle with
whooping cough, left last week as the
baby was so much better and went out
to help care for Geo. Trip, who is
very sick at the home of his son, Sam
Trip.
Otto Lewis, of Mapleton, has been
visiting at the home of his cousin,
Milo Kelly.
Mrs. John Furne met with a very
painful accident Sunday evening when
there was such a gale of wind. She
was coming from neighbours carrying
a bottle of carbolic acid and slipped
on the ice. When she fell the bottle
broke and her right hand was not only
cut by the glass, but burned with the
acid. Her arm and hand have been
swelled and very painful, but are now
getting better.
Frank Staley has moved into town
and is living in one of A. A. Conrad's
houses.
Mrs. John Turnlund has been quite
sick for the last week.
Homer Maurer has packed his house
hold goods and moved to Parkersburg.
Mrs. Maurer is still in very poor
health.
The many Arion friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Howorth extend their best
wishes for happy life.
Miss Coral Argotsinger took the first
prize at the short course for a paper
upon ''The Care and Sale of Cream"
This speaks well for Coral who is one
of our high school pupils and is an
earnest student.
Louis Galland has been promoted to
the position of maintainer at Scranton
and left Monday morning to begin his
duties there. Louis well deserves the
promotion for he has been so faithful
in all the different places in which he
has worked.
Miss Sella Butler attended senior
party given in honor of Bryce Binnall
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Binnall, and enjoyed very
pleasant evening.
Rev. VIM. Hardcastle. of Iowa Fails,
state missionary for Congregational
church of Iowa, visited the church and
preached at the evening service Sun
day. He was here at the instance of
the resignation of Mrs. Bowers, who
has served the church as pastor for the
past sixteen months.
Mrs. Bowers will serve the church
during the month of March. She will
assist the young people in preparation
for an entertainment to be given the
evening of March 14th. for the benefit
of the church. The Old Maids associ-
alton will be the leading feature of the
entertainment, followed by musical
farce, "The jolly Bachelors"
The ladies of Arion will be enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. VIM MARI, president of the
Aid society.
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