The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-08-02
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Rev. J. H. Priestley went to Buck
Grove Sunday to hold services.
The news of the birth Of son on
July goth, to Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Glow,
of Omaha, will interest their friends
here.
Mrs. Fred MARI and Miss Martha
Lueck were Denison shoppers Monday.
N. F.. Stilson. A. l.. Rule, l.. c. Butler
and Rev. j. H. Priestley went to a Ma
sonic meeting at Dow City Monday
evening.
The track was worked Saturday in
readiness for the auto races on August
9Th. Several cars have been up going
over the course and it is thought that
there will be a number of cars entered
and it will be an interesting day for
those who like auto racing.
John Turnlund, who has been the l.
C. section foreman here for fifteen
years, has been advanced to the posi-.
ton of roadmaster on the division be-
tween Cherokee and Sioux Falls. He
left Sunday night for Cherokee. All
will agree that this is we'll deserved
promotion for John has been most
faithful and efficient
John Eggers shipped car of hogs
to Omaha Saturday.
N. F. Stilson and daughter, Mrs. Har-
ry Noel. went to Missouri Valley 20
visit relatives. Alice Bennett went
with them.
Misses Gertrude Talcott and 1rma
Searles returned last week after
pleasant trip to the lakes.
The ladies are requested to remem.
Der the Aid, society meeting at the
home of Mrs. MARI next Thursday af.
ternoon. .a ~.
Milton Dodge has decided to move
to Minnesota, where he expects to
farm next year. Mrs. Dodge and the
children have been in Wales, MIMI.
during the summer. Mr.. Dodge ship.
ped his household goods Monday. =
A number of Arion citizens thought
that a trip to the lakes over Sunday
would be an agreeable change. Among
them were Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Nelson
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. John Black.
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Schwarz and
daughter. Martha, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Dorsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dodge
and family, Misses Pauline Palmer and
Grace Butler and Foster and Earl KEEP.
ford. All report pleasant trip.
Mrs. Mackey has been quite Ill for
the past week with stomach trouble.
Mrs. Arden Bell has returned from
the hospital at Sioux City and is re-
covering nicely. She went Monday &c
the farm near Dow City, where the
young people will make their home
with his mother, Mrs. Geo. Bell.
One of the men at the VIM. Eggers
place was stung by an insect while
shocking wheat. At first it was thought
to be snake bite. but others thought
different However. the arm immedi'
ately began to swell badly and Arthur
Eggers took him to Denison in the
auto where physician worked over
him for some time. Mr.. Eggers then
went into the field to help with the
work. but the extreme heat was too
severe and he was overcome and will
go to Colfax for few weeks. where 1t
is hoped he will regain his health.
Mrs. Geo. Bell and Mrs. Link Riddle
visited Arion friends last week.
Mrs. Jake Kepford has been quite
ill lately. s.a u.s.. 49,.
Mrs. Milo Kelly spent several days
in Denison last week visiting at the
home of her niece, Mrs. Edward Ret
man, and helping to care for Mr.. Ret
man, who recently underwent an opera
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. John Meeves and chill
dren spent Sunday with relatives and
friends in Dunlap.