The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-04-29
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Sunday evening by DR.. l.. NJ. Coon
was all that was anticipated. DR..
COOn's letters that were published in
the Review were read with interest
by his former townspeople OF Arion.
and the lecture was along the same
lines with more attention given to the
different religions of the countries.
Remember the date of the WO
mans Christian Temperance union in
7stitute and second annual Crawford
county convention, which will be held
at AriOn Friday, May 1st at the Con-
gregationa! church. There will he n
very interesting program.
N. p. Underhill is in town looking
after his property and seeing his
friends
( Miss Florence Johnson returned to
her home at Missouri Valley after Il
pleasant visit with Arion relatives and
friends.
Geo. Emminger has sold his res
restaurant building to A. A. Conrad.
Mr.. Emminger leaves this week for
FOrsythe. Mon, where he and his fam
lily will make their home in the fu.
ture. Mrs. Emminger and daughter.
Bell. will visit with her daughter. Mrs
Brewer, for while.
Misses Alta Coryell and Stella But
Ter We're very pleasantly entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
McHenry Wednesday afternoon.
l.. c. Butler left last week for a
trip to ElPaso. Texas.
Tom McNally, who is working in
Charter Oak. spent Sunday in Arion.
J.. N. Lee has completed the foun-
dalton for a garage that will be built
for Geo. Reynolds. The building will
stand next to the John Thompson
restaurant and will be much needed
Improvement.
Mr.. Moore and family stopped in
Arion over Monday. They are on
their way back to Crawford county
after farming in central Kansas for
six years, during which time they lost
most OF their crops on account of
drouth.
} Mrs. VIM. Mari went to Chicago Fri
day to spend few days with Mr.
MARI.
Riley Talcott, ,Jr. came down from
Mapleton Saturday for short visit
at home.
Mrs. Gladys Medlin left last week
for Corsicana, Texas. where Mr.. Med
lin, Is now. telegrapher They did not
want 70 stay longer In the. town where
they had such a terrible experience
nsthe flood last winter.
MRS. ". Talcott and Mrs. l.. c. But
her went to the funeral OF Mrs. Baber
Sunday. - '-''
! There are two new tower men here,
Mr.: Mickey in Mr.: Rules place while
Mr.: Rule visits in Des Moines and
Cedar Rapids, and Mr.. Palmer in Mr..
Wards place. ''''.,'
waldo .Hackelien and Flodge Kel.
iple; from Ogden, were visiting with
friends here Sunday.
Mrs. jane Henry and baby, also May
Henry. We're visiting Mrs. c. Henry
Saturday, EFF3
Lulu Simpson went to Manning Sat
urday to visit her sister, Mrs. Winters.
: Mrs, Wade enjoyed visit Sunday
from her parents and sister from
Sioux City. :
Mrs. Carl Brown visited with rela.
tives In Sioux City over Sunday
The storm Sunday afternoon did
considerable damage at the fair
ground. The sheep pens were lifted
by the violent wind and carried over
into the timber.
Robert Rule and James Scott visit
ed! Loren Butler last week.
lovers Of fishing enjoyed them
selves after the storm. The river was
full OF fish and great number were
either speared or caught by hand.
Mrs. Talcott, who is always popu-
lar hostess. had large company at
ant evening was enjoyed by all and
o nice sum realized for the church.
A. Lewiston, Idaho. paper has an
item which will interest the friends
Of Frederick Z. Butler. He is being
urged for the nomination of United
States senator on the republican tick
ct,
Geo. Reynolds was an Omaha visit
or. Monday.
John Lee has been transferred to
WOodbine. John has attended close.
" to his railroad work and this is a
better position with all increase in
salary
Louis Galland was home from
Scranton over Sunday.
Mr.: and Mrs. James Berka and chill.
dren were visiting relatives in Dun.
lap Sunday:
Supt. F. N. Olry visited the school
Monday, bringing seed corn with him
for the boys to plant and enter their
crop at the Crawford county fair. He
claims this corn II properly cared for
viii bring five to six dollars bushel
for seed corn. This. surely should be
an inducement for our boys. Mr.. Olry
also spoke very highly of the school
and said it going as well as any one
should wish.
Mrs. A. A. Conrad and Miss LaVanch
Butler went to Dunlap for church on
Sunday.
Mrs. Brundidge and children were
visiting at Alva PETERS last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner were out at
Kenwood Sunday visiting his parents.
Mrs. c. c. Trip went to Dow City
last week.
Leslie ,Richeson has been visiting
his sister. Mrs. NJ. Remey.
The Wallace Bros. circus showed in
Arion last week. A large crowd at
tended and it proved so entertaining
that q crowd went from here to Dow
City Saturday to see it the second
time.
Mrs. S. II. Downs is on the sick list