The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-01-05
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y Mrs. sam Fox. ST., who has been III
Ftor sae. pnss xeek. is improving.
/ peas Rggsrs MSS an Arion visitor on
Monday.
I Miss Alra Macksy went to Omaha on
/ W s.insssiay 10 visit friends
/ MIR. I'M. Mrs John Blackman and
Henry Dodge and family went to Den,
lssor Sew Years day and enjoyed the
| iae dinner served by the ladies OF the
BaptisI church
A bex secIaf and dance was given for
1.-THE benefit OF the Woodman lodge last
FRIDAY evening and Was well attended
Tom Malone auctioned OF the baskets
at good figures. After supper the dane.
! ers spent very pleasant evening.
About forty dollars was made at the
entertainment
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Matthews re-
turned to their home at ElReno. Okla,
last week. Mrs. Matthews brothers,
Leveret and Isaac Goodrich, came to
Arion to see her and their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Goodrich.
Guild Evans, who came from Ameri,
lean Falls, Idaho, with his brother,
| Frank, will spend the rest Of the win
ter here. He will soon have deed to
22O acres OF wheat land and thinks that
there is no place like the west for a
young man. ..,
Mayor Conrad has sent statement
of the situation here regarding the rail.
roads and as q result the Central trains
have orders to come to q stop west Of
| town and come in slowly. which very
probably will prevent accidents at the
crossing. Many think the three rail
roads passing through here should put
up union depot and give special at
| tention to the safety of travellers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Kelley were Deni
son shoppers Friday.
The funeral Of Mrs. Evans, whose
death was noted last week, was helt
at Dixon, Neb., last Wednesday ant
was very largely attended. Forme
friends of the family opened thei
homes and showed every kindness. He
pastor, Rev. C. l.. Cox, preached tn
sermon. He said that he could spen'
the time in eulogy but that every on
there knew how lovely her life ha,
been and that no words could add any
thing. An ideally happy home Is brok
en- up, but to all who knew her is lef
the memory of christian life. Harrie
Davis was born at Linden. Iowa, jun
3, 1880, and died at Pocatello, Idaho
Dec. rs 1915. She was educated in TIN
schools at Panora and at the norma
school at Guthrie Center. She wa
married to DR.. Frank Evans ct Pan0r,
on Sept. 1905. Four daughters wer'
born to this union. She is survived b!
her mother, two sisters, Mrs. Pear
n GuunaWay and. Mrs. Ida Hughes, twl
brothers. Frank and Chester. her hus
band and four little daughters, Sylvan
Ida. Dorothy and Harriet.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. c. Butler and Mr.
Nichols went to Dixon to attend thu
funeral OF Mrs. Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Goodrich went Il
Kiron Tuesday to visit their sons. Lev
eret and Isaac.
Miss Tina Whited visited in Denisol
lover Sunday.
Misses Rachel and Caroline Higle.
called upon Arion friends Saturday.
Frank Bolton, Of DenisOn, was a
Arion caller Saturday.
"A number Of residents of this vicin
ity went to Dow City Saturday to tn
Funeral OF IN old friend, Mr.. L. 3
Higley, who lived for many years on
Harm near AriOn and who had man.
friends. He was an upright man, a goo
citizen and man who did everything
in his power for the best interests %
his family. to whom old friends her
extend sympathy.
Verne Talcott was home for fe,
days last week. He is making a speed
Itrecovery from q recent operation TO
Appendicitis, III ". 81 ..,