The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-07
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Mrs. Bergmeyer, who has been Wis
ting Mrs. c. c. Trip and other rela
tives, returned to her home at McGreg
or last week.
A daughter was born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Chas. Igou July Sd, but the little
one lived only few hours.
Mrs. Jas. Ballantine and Mrs. Joh1
Meeves were Denison shoppers Thurs
day.
Albert Gray went to Jefferson Fri
day.
Oscar Goodrich was a Denison visit
or Friday.
A number of neighbors and friends
of Mrs. Fred Mari celebrated hel
twenty-sixth birthday with a party
Mrs. Mari was very much surprised
and pleased.i The ladies brought &
nice lunch and pretty set OF china
jcyed by all.
! Mr.. and Mrs. M. b. Nelson, of At
lantic, motOred over and spent Monday
Visiting at the home of his brother, O.
| w. Nelson.
John Eggers has lately purchased
an automobile.
Earl, Mabel and Phoebe PETIT spent
Sunday visiting Mrs. Gladys Medlin
The school board held a meeting
lately and elected teachers for the
| coming year as follows: Principa!
Miss Massman, Of Cedar Rapids: as
sistant principal, Miss Esther Turr.
lnnt: Intermediate Kiss Flcs4i, rh!''
lund; primary, Miss Pauline Palmer.
Isaac Goodrich. of Cushing, spent
Sunday visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar, Goodrich.
Mrs, Milo Kelly went to Vail Sat
urday to see her, mother, Mrs. Eland,
who, is in poor health.
VIM. Mari was home for the fourth
A family reunion was held at the home
Sunday. at which q large number OF
relatives were present I.s..,.
| =. Mrs. A. j. ,Mackey has received word
that her daughter, Mrs. Bert Mitchell
lis quite i'll With heart disease. Mrs
Mitchelps Aripn friends hope TO hear
OF her recorery.p4t III ,I.+s.t, l,,-.a
Mrs. Byron Glow and little daugh
! tiers, katherine and lrma, who have
been visiting in Illinois, stopped Mon Mon
lday, for a weeks visit with her moth.
| err, Mrs Nichols
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Kelly, Mrs, c.. G
tTripp and Mrs. Nichols attended the
funeral of Mrs. Rule at Dow City Sum
day afternoon. ,,r.s .r.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Mctheny were Oma.
ha visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Houlihan and
I little son are spending few days at
the CQnroy home.
Misses Coda Jordan and Lois Man
ming. OF Dow City, called on friends IN
Arion Saturday evening.
A number of Arion citizens went to
Dunlap to celebrate the fourth. 9th
crs went out to Mr.. Michaelsen $
where good time was had by crowd
Of friends.
Mrs. Sam Fox. Sr. and Mrs. VIM,
Mari were called to Council Bluifs on
Friday by the death OF Mr.. weather
bee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Potter autoed
to Sioux City Sunday.
Our popular tower man. Bert NC
kee, was married June goth to MISS
Stella Anderton at Nelson, Neb., MI.
and Mrs. Mckee are at home at MRS.
Mackey's and Arion friends extend
their best wishes for a long and happy
| life. \
Mrs. Percy Dodge and little daugh'
ter went to Castana to spend the
fourth with her friend, Mrs. Calklns.
The l.. G. Butler family are spend
ing a week at Lake View.
Mrs. Z. J. Henry, OF Council Bluiis'
was in town last week visiting rela'
tives and friends.
X. Remey, of Lincoln, Neb., came
last week to spend a few days WIN
| his brother, M. NJ. Remey.
Mr.. and Mrs. jos. kepford ana
nephew, Earl, motored to Den!son on
| Tuesday.
A program of songs and recitahons
was given by the children at the
church Sunday evening. Ihe program
was well rendered and showed tha'
the children had studied their parts
carefully Superintendent Stllson
gave a talk upon the work OF the sun
day school. He has been superintend'
ent of the Aron Sunday school Tor
the past ten years and is well acquaint
ed with Sunday school work. Rev. j.
II. Priestley gave an address showing
that one great need is that parents
accompany their children to Sunday
school and not be content by sending
them. David Ballantine, OF the DO"
City baptist Sunday school, gave a
stirring temperance recitation. inc
program was as follows:
Hymn No SIS. S. Voices.
| Prayer.
Song, "Children's Day"-School.
| Recitation-Russell MARI.
| Observation-Disclosures Kline.
Recitation--Lyle Rose.
Recitation--Lois Chambers.
SOng-Grace Nelson.
Recitation-Vivian Mari.
Song, Tiny Hearts and Hands. =
Primary Class.
SolO-Marie Mari.
Hecitation-Marie Priestley.
Observation-Disclosures SchwarZ.
Hymn 105.
Address by Mr.. Stilson.
Offertory, Solo by Judd Butler.
Recitation SchwarZ.