The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-06
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Church was well attended Sunday
A choir led in the singing OF familiar
| hymns and our minister, Rev. Priest
ley, preached an able sermon, well
suited to the new year time.
The Friday club, OF Denison, OF
which Mrs. Blackman is a member,
| sent a generous box to the old folks at
the county home, which was much APP.
preciated.
The Misses Anna and Minnie Win
nike visited friends at the county home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Biackman ate their
Christmas dinner with her mother,
Mrs. Smith, at Denison.
Mrs. Lewis Galland visited at the
Frank MARI home Sunday.
Little Olive and Trena Blackman
spent the holidays with their uncle,
John Blackman.
Vivian, the eldest child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank MARI, has been quite sick
the past week, but is improving now.
Tony Winnike, OF Schleswig, visited
with his sisters, Anna and Minnie,
over view feafS.
John Blackman is suffering with the
quinsy this week.
r. ShawVan was down last week to
defend Clyde Rose in the suit was was
brought against him by A. A. Conrad.
1t is reported that Fred Loeffel was
arrested and is being held in Harrison
county in connection with forged
check.
Earl Kepford was an Omaha visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. p. ]. Butler and Miss Stella
Butler entertained party OF Dow City
ladies Saturday afternoon.
A dance given at Sam Kline's New
Years evening was well attended and
those present report good time.
School began Monday morning. The
Misses Melvina Waters, Wayne Bair
and Flossie Phillips have returned
from their vacation and there are
more pupils enrolled.
Mrs. Palmer and daughter, Pauline,
were Omaha shoppers Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Town and chill
dren spent New Years at Ira Gill
mor's.
Miss Helen Schouten, OF Denison
called on Arion friends last week.
Mrs. Taylor Maddox, of McCook,
Neb., is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Jos. Kepford.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Griffin, of Omaha,
visited Arion friends last week.
Jos. Kepford shipped fat cattle and
Ward Town a car OF hogs to Omaha re-
Gently.
Mrs. Walt PETERS gave a card party
and oyster supper last Saturday eve
ming, which was well attended and all
report a pleasant evening.
Mrs. Mary A. Hupp. son, Frank, and
nephew, Verne Musgr0ve, mOtored up
from Woodbine Sunday and spent the
afternoon with Mrs. v. Talcott.
Misses Nora Stevenson and Mar
guerite Mullen returned to school at
Denison Monday.
Mrs. Ernest Tyler, of Logan, attend
ed church here Sunday.
Chas. Trip has been feeling quite
badly, but is slightly better at pres
emit.
Jos. Kepford and family and Mrs.
Maddox went to Wilfred Huffman's.
near Denison, and enjoyed a pleasant
family reunion and fine dinner New
Years day.
Everett Hoke stopped off for short
visit at Arion while on his way from
Hot Springs, Ark, to his home at JEFF
ferson, S. D. His many friends were
glad to see him SO much improved in
health, for the severe attack Of inflam-
matory rheumatism has been relieved
by the treatment at the springs.
Eileen and Ruth Turnlund spent last
week with their grandparents in Dow
City.
Miss Pauline Palmer and Edward
Butler returned to their studies at
Drake university after vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Ballantyne kindly
took number of their Arion neigh
bors, Rev. ]. H. Priestley, Mrs. Trip,
Mrs. John Turnlund, Mrs. Nichols and
Miss Nora Stevenson, down to Dow
City Wednesday evening to the reviv-
al meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Lee went to Den
ison to spend New Years at the home
OF their daughter, Mrs. Louis Kepford.
Supervisor Ed Ebert spent Sunday
at the county home visiting his frien
John Blackman.
Miss Stella Staller and sister were
visiting at Jake kepford's Thursday.