The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-09-23
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A number of Arion young people
| left Monday morning to take up col
legc work again after vacation. Miss
Nora Stevenson returned to Denison,
| Misses Ava and Grace Butler will take
course at Fremont, Neb.; Miss Paul
inc Palmer enters Drake; Verne Tai
| colt will resume the study of medi-
cine at Omaha, and Edward Butler
will return to Drake, where he is TAX
ing collegiate course.
O. w. Nelson was an Omaha visitor
Monday.
Harrison Rudd was an Arion caller
last week.
Mrs. VIM. Mari and daughters Wis
tied with Denison relatives over Sun.
day.
A crowd of our young people went
to Dow City to the picture show Sat
urday evening.
Allan Dodge was visiting Arion
relatives Sunday.
| Stella Butler enjoyed Il pleasant trip
to the lake with Mr.. and Mrs. e. G.
Chamberlain, who went up Friday al
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Kelly have made
a number of trips i'll their auto to
Denison and Dow City during the
| pleasant weather of last week. They
| took their friends, Mrs. V. Talcott,
Mrs. DR.. Talcott and little daughter
Marjorie of Crofton. Neb.. and Miss
! Gertrude Talcott, with them. After
attending church at Dow City Sunday
morning Mr. and Mrs. Kelly were en-
tertained at dinner by Mrs. V. Tai.
colt.
Miss Trina WThited went to the Mis-.
souri, Valley fair last week.
Mrs. Wade, of Poncati Neb.. is visit
ing at the home of her son. Earl Wade.
Bert Stilson was up from the Valley
Sunday and made the return trip on
his new gas car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Wingrove and
children motored to Charter Oak Sat
urday for visit.
Mr. Louis kepford and Miss Lila
Lee went to Denison September 10th,
and were united in marriage by DR..
Senseney of the Methodist church.
The bride looked charming in a dress
Of cream colored silk. The groom
wore neat suit of black. The young
couple took wedding trip to Omaha
and will soon go to housekeeping in
Denison Mr.. Kepford is an exemplary
young man whose strict attention to
business has given him good start
financially and Mrs. Kepford, who fin
ished the course in the schools here
two years ago, will prove a true help
mate AL, their many friends unite
in wishing them life time OF happi
ness.
The greater number of Arion people
went to Dow City to the race meet
Wednesday and Thursday.
Some light fingered ones robbed the
money drawer at Jess Metheny's bar
Der shop Tuesday Mr.. Metheny, who
had left the shop alone for a few min
utes to pay an ice bill, did not discov'
er his loss until he went to the draw
er to make change for a customer
when only a few nickles and dimes
met his sight. Two strangers were
suspected, but the one who presum-
ably had the money got away and has
not been found yet. The other one
Ncul " jul lOE tillilS uds >. ~ l SHitti
reported by a boy to whom he was
| trying to trade a pocketbook, that it
cid not look much now, but that when
| he got it from lady the purse was
| full OF twenty dollar gold pieces indi-
| Gates that the man may have been an
| old offender.
Nj. and Mrs. Milo Kelly, Mrs. V,
| Talcott and Mrs. Trip went to the
funeral Of Mr.. Bryan's baby Saturday
afternoon. All sympathize with the
parents in so severe an afflictiOn.
Congregational church notes: The
services were we'll attended last Sun.
day, especially at night. Rev. Priestly
preached on John 3-16. He pointed
out what great sacrifice God had
made in giving a son and impressed
upon his hearers the need of giving
more of their time and service to the
work of God. Rev Priestly sang "My
Mothers Prayer" Marie Mari sang
solo, THE Children's Friend" in a
very pleasing manner. Next Sunday
Misses Stella and Ferne Butler will
sing a duet at the services. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Morning service ct
II; evening service at s p. m.
A Correction-Th report in last
weeks fair news that Mr. Nichols had
loaned the Ladies Aid society money
to build stand for exhibits was in
correct. Mrs. Nichols backed the lum-
Der bill to build Il new dining room for
the church. This will be paid for
by the money that has usually been
paid to rent a tent. J. Priestly, Min
lister.