The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-20
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The members OF the Congregations
church held their annual meeting ant
supper on Friday, January 18th. About
fifty people sat down to supper. The
meeting was called to order at 7:15
Rev. Priestley presided The affairs
OF the church were found to be in al
excellent condition. The work OF the
and confidence. A note of thanks was
given to all the officers for their 10y
atty. and service Mrs. w. Mari, who
is leaving to spend several weeks in
Milwaukee, received the best wishes
OF the membership for safe journey
and happy time.
The funeral of Martin Talcott took
place aAthe Congregational church OH
Sunday, NJanuary 18th. Mr.. Talcott
was pioneer of this county. A large
congregation assembled to pay their
last respects. Rev. Priestley preach
ed the sermon and conducted the last
rites at the grave.
Owing to the severe weather a very
moderate congregation attended the
services Sunday evening. The choir
was again to the front with their fine
singing. The oTfertory was duet by
Miss Dair at the organ and Mr.. Palmer
Oh the cello. 1t was very much appre-
ciated
John Allen and family moved Sat
urday into the comfortable house
which he recently bought from Mrs.
Downs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Galland return.
ed Saturday from visit with relatives
at Morning Sun.
Anton Bast shipped car OF fine
hogs to Omaha Monday.
Miss Ruth Goodrich and sisters,
Mrs. Kate Justice and Mrs. Agnes Fad
den, were Omaha visitors last week.
Mrs, j. N. Lee was DenisOn visitor
Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Mari, her sons, Erred and
Frank, and families, daughters, Marie
and Evelyn and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Furne were entertained at John. Black
mans Sunday The party was plan
ned for Saturday, but the storm caused
it to be postponed. 4
Mrs. Lewis and daughters, OF Louis
Vile, Kans., are visiting Mrs. A. A.
Conrad
Mrs. S. H. Downs has been visiting
friends here and in Denison and look
ing after her property.
Men employed by the town were
busy Sunday morning clearing walks
and crossings of the worst snow seen
here for years.
Misses Helen Stevenson and lrma
Lewis were Denison visitors Friday.
I Lutte Carpenter, OF Castana, was an
Arion visitor Monday.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Criswell attended the
church supper Friday evening.
Mrs. Milo Kelly was a Denison visit
or Friday.
At recent meeting Of the choir Of
ticers were elected as follows: j. d.
sTalcott, musical director; NJ. Nj. REM
ey, assistant; Mrs. Remey, librarian.
Our church services, preaching and
music are credit.
Mrs. VIM. Mari and daughters, Eve
Ign and Morie, left Monday morning
for their new home in Milwaukee.
Among those who attended Mr.. Tai
colts funeral were, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
fred Huffman, Chas. Talcott and fam.
lily, Newt Roundy and Mrs. VIM. Nc
Coll, of Woodbine; Clarence Wilder,
w. e. Fishel, Mrs. Wood and Mrs.
Butler, OF Dow City.
Quite a number of Arion people
went to Dow City Thursday evening to
see the play, "The Virginian."
Principal Wyckoff, OF the Manila
schools, and party Of high school
students visited the Arion school on
Thursday afternoon.
A party of young people out sleigh
riding Sunday night had quite an acct
dent. They had stopped at Juhn
Furne's, but before the horses were
.hitched they became frightened and
tore themselves loose from the sleigh.
The boys hunted the horses nearly all
night, but not until Monday afternoon
were they found in Henry Whites pas
ture, all safe, which was very for.
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